SAMSUNG Type-C™ USB Flash Drive, 128GB, Transfers 4GB Files in 11 Secs w/Up to 400MB/s 3.13 Read Speeds, Compatible w/USB 3.0/2.0, Waterproof, 2022…

Very fast delivery. Good packaging and safely delivered. Small device and works perfectly with my Samsung phone.

I love the drive, very fast and handible. The only issue i had is that the case that cover the components inside from my own drive got pop out n lost..

Great option to pack up my phone specially with this deal price 79 AED.

Very nice product it's very nice look and easy use good speed also thnks Amazon

very small in size and nice design with matte slight shining color. Just be careful not to lose it as it is very small and can be forgotten anywhere - better to put it in your keychain

Fast

Good speed and ultra-portable. However, the case design ain't the best and it is hard to remove it from laptop.

منتج مقبول فتحة التعليق غير مناسبة ولااستطيع التحكم بها كما إني لااستطيع إدخالها بالابتوب لصغرها ومكانها غير المناسب لايوجد برنامج حماية تحديث تحطمت

no good

Este pen-drive é fantástico! E fácil de usar, A performance é impecável, sem travamentos ou lentidão, e os recursos são incrivelmente úteis e bem pensados, realmente fazem a diferença no dia a dia. É nítido o cuidado e a atenção aos detalhes em cada aspecto. Parabéns a toda equipe de desenvolvimento, por criarem uma ferramenta tão essencial e de alta qualidade! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

I use my phone for video camera work. For context, I bought a 1TB phone specifically because of that. I may take 250-300GB of video in one weekend. MTP is far too pathetically slow method to transfer such large amounts of video from my phone to my PC, and Cloud methods are not really any better. So, for such situations I usually use a portable media device such as flash drive or external NVMe to do the transfer. Copy it from my phone to the flash drive, copy off of the drive onto my PC. Fastest method by far. I have lately been using a NVMe USB enclosure for this purpose, but due to NVMe's (relatively) high power draw, I have to use a USB dongle with power input while making the transfer. Not the end of the world but far from convenient. In the past I have experimented with other USB-C drives, but they've all been far too slow in the write department to be realistic. You may have 300MB/s of read but if your write speed is a paltry 21-22MB/s, you're as good as useless for me. This was the case for the older Samsung USB-A flash drives, and even the newer USB 3.1 gray ones. This one, by contrast, is still not amazing on writes which is to be expected for a traditional flash drive, but it is FAR better than any USB-C drives I have used in the past. On very large transfers (100+GB) it usually settles down to around 75-80MB/s within the first 30 seconds or so, and stays at that speed for the entire transfer. Doesn't get too hot (just warm) and works well. Reads are excellent so far. On Windows I'm getting around 365MB/s continuously. The only real issue with this drive is on very large reads, it will overheat. It gets quite hot on these high speed reads and after around 75-80GB, mine disconnected and stopped the transfer. Thankfully Windows seems pretty good about file management and after it sits for a while and cools down, hitting Try Again seems to work reliably. Overall very happy with this drive. It's pretty darn small for 256GB, and fast enough that I can deal with it for the convenience of not needing to use any dongles.

Same as its described.

Fantastic, noticeably faster than usb 3.0 r/w Roughly 100MB/s reads copying the entire drive, writes are twice as fast as SanDisk 3.0 which are the next best thing for the size and quality (40+ and 25MB/s respectively). Excellent drive for regular large file transfers if saving a few mins is worthwhile to you. (edit: added image) -> also, note that speeds in the image are relevent for practical use cases. i'm transferring a bunch of xxxMB to x,xxxMB videos and usually you don't transfer 200gigs at a time, so this is the first few gigs of a large transfer. the first few video files that transfer to the usb use up the embedded SDRAM and finish writing after it tells the operating system that it's done and ready for me. sdram modules are super quick but expensive so much flash drives have very limited sdram. as expected, speeds drop but only to 90MBps (megaBYTES, not megaBITS). compare that to any other flash drive in this price range which isn't 2.5" large and you'll quickly notice the tranfer rates for others plummet within a gigabyte of data transferred, but this drive keeps writing at >70-80MBps which is amazing! not 25-30 megabytes per second like i'm used to but sustainably over 3x that from even usb flash drives marketed as 3.1usb for file transfers. they're not lying, persay, because they'll transfer at that speed to their sdram for the first 800MB, but slow to 20-30 in short order. i'm transferring 100 gigs sustained at 80+ megabytes with a usb controller on its own pcie lanes via adapter card (so it's not going through the motherboard's chipset). this is as fast as this drive gets, and for the price difference it's well worth it for anyone regularly using this drive to transfer large files. these are real figures on linux from 5 mins ago Ubuntu LTS 21 and 22. I am very, very impressed with this thing the more i benchmark it.