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Team Group 64GB USB 3.2 Flash Drive
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Team Group 64GB USB 3.2 Flash Drive
Original price was: $9.99.$4.99Current price is: $4.99.
Anonymous –
Pros: 115gb of usable space from this sub-$20 flash drive. That’s a pretty compelling deal. Cons: Mediocre speed that you’d expect from most budget flash drives. I’m not holding that against it at this price. Also, to be fair to the manufacturer, they don’t even market this as a super fast drive. If you want a really fast drive, spend a little more for one specifically made for that purpose, ie Sandisk Extreme Pro. I have one of those as well and it’s literally several times faster than…
Dennis R. –
Pros: Great price on Shell Shocker. Cons: No published Read/Write specs anywhere that I could find, either on Newegg’s listing nor the retail package. Capless push button design. Eventually most of these buttons wear out. But then, caps get loose and lost. Pick your poison. Overall Review: Mediocre speeds from USBFlashSpeed: 120MB Read and 64 Write from file sizes 128KB and above. Smalller file sizes slower. But no complaints really, I got everything I expected for eight bucks.
Patrick P. –
Pros: Decent Speeds and great capacity for price Cons: Randomly died in the middle of transferring some files from on computer to another. Overall Review: I loved the stick when I got it, merged my other two sticks (that I’ve had for years) on to this one to consolidate. Haven’t even been using this one as much as I did the other two after consolidation. Went to use it yesterday, transferred my files on to it, plugged it into the next pc and it just died. now unrecognizable. Was able to…
Nelson F. –
Pros: I think these drives are great for someone doing small transfers day to day. Cheap. Build Quality is good. Cons: I have bought about 8 of these so far. I buy loads for sending footage to people. I’ll upload about 80 gigs at a time onto the drive. They all seem to suffer from the USB 3.1 buffer issue. I notice that better designed drives do not have this problem and cheap ones do. The transfer speed will constantly go from 75MB/s to 0MB/s because it does not manage the small buffer on…
Dmitriy M. –
Pros: Test capacity: full Read transfer rate Transfer Rate Minimum : 70.8 MB/s Transfer Rate Maximum : 99.8 MB/s Transfer Rate Average : 84.7 MB/s Access Time : 0.4 ms Burst Rate : 77.8 MB/s CPU Usage : 2.8% File Size: 64 MB Block size Read speed 0.5 KB 1695 KB/s 1 KB 3394 KB/s 2 KB 6449 KB/s 4 KB 11915 KB/s 8 KB 22523 KB/s 16 KB 38376 KB/s 32 KB 50350 KB/s 64 KB 75591 KB/s 128 KB 97710 KB/s 256 KB 103857 KB/s 512 KB 113149 KB/s 1024 KB 112347 KB/s 2048 KB 113996 KB/s 4096 KB 118714 KB/s…
Chris –
Pros: Worked great until it died Cons: Died after 3 months, used it maybe 10 times. Overall Review: One minute it was transferring, the next it froze up, unresponsive. I have literally never had a USB drive fail on me in over 17 years that could not be-reformatted to bring it back to life. I guess my luck ran out.
Jason M. –
Pros: – Read speeds are very fast – Lots of storage space – Decently well constructed Cons: – Write speeds for large transfers (>100MB) are bad. Not quite USB 2.0 bad, but still bad Overall Review: – Compared to the couple of SanDisk 3.0 drives I have, this one is very slow on large transfers. We’re talking 3-7 times slower, where the performance depends on the size of the transfer. The larger, the slower. There is an initial burst of speed for the first 100MB or so, but then it struggles…
Anonymous –
Pros: Very inexpensive (as in cheap) USB 3.1flash drives. High capacity, 128GB. Mine are labeled 3.2, not 3.1 as described. Unfortunately, I cannot confirm if there are any faster than 3.1. Cons: I bought the combo deal on 10-09-2020 (limited offer deal), which includes two USB flash drives. I received the drives in 10-20-20. The first one died on 11-17-2020, I tried to return it, but I could not because it is considered a “Past Return Period” item even though it was less than the 30 days…