seems okay deal
link to manufacturer —> http://www.sandisk.com/products/usb-flash-drives/cruzer-glid…
not sure of the read/write speeds though.. i suspect them to be slow however
seems okay deal
link to manufacturer —> http://www.sandisk.com/products/usb-flash-drives/cruzer-glid…
not sure of the read/write speeds though.. i suspect them to be slow however
Good price, but anyone know it is MLC or TLC, QLC?
"Please allow 14-21 working days for dispatch of your order"
surely it doesnt take 2-3 weeks for this to be sent out if its locally stocked???
Firstly, it's nice to see 64GB USB's entering the sub $50 price range (well $55 close enough). Exciting times we live in :)
Sad that all the 64GB USB's in this price point are as slow as watching paint dry, however unlike a few others I've seen at least this drive has respectable READ speeds, so once it's on there it's quickly accessable so I can forgive the poor write speeds I think.
Not sure what's up with the 14-21 days though, local stock shouldn't take that long so it must be coming direct from China.
I dont doubt these are the future. Too slow recording speeds for this 64gig, however the day is coming where backing up your blu-ray/critical data will be inexpensive and trivial. (64GB > 50GB > 32GB).
I actually think USB 2.0 devices have missed the boat. USB 3.0 devices are often only a few bucks more, that's the slow ones but still faster than the fastest USB 2.0 devices.
Whilst it's tempting I'll wait for USB 3.0
got a link for that "USB 3.0 devices are often only a few bucks more, that's the slow ones but still faster than the fastest USB 2.0 devices"
as I know at lease for now, the speed(and price) depend on the memory chip/architecture, so a few bucks more USB3 devices probably slower than USB2 drive, if the manufacture want to make profit.
The speed should be similar to SanDisk Cruzer Glide 32GB, which is
Read speed: 21.42 MB/s
Write speed: 4.45 MB/s
painful to fill it up(takes 4 hrs)