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USB Sticks
USB Sticks
USB Sticks
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Increase your storage space with this very small-sized USB stick, with speeds of up to 300MB/s and USB 3.1.
Its small size makes it ideal for permanent use on the computer, car radio, TV, console, and any other device you can imagine.
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.
Oh, what you pay for, you get! That's the law. Compared to previous flash drives from well-known companies, it's day and night. My critique is solely about the reason it was purchased, i.e. for music playback in the car from a source (Alpine UTE-200BT).
I'll start with the design/appearance: Simply beautiful. Yes, it's small and runs the risk of getting lost, but it doesn't run the risk of accidentally damaging anything in the car like other bulky flash drives, possibly even the source's door.
Its responsiveness and speed surprised me, and I'm always speaking comparatively to previous flash drives and how they behaved with the same source. I didn't even have time to plug it in and it immediately read it. I exclusively used FLAC files in 24/48 (the maximum allowed by the source).
It played 150mb files as soon as I pressed play, it didn't struggle with playback, not even during fast forward. I didn't notice any temperatures, to be honest, as the trips were short.
However, my initial impression is that it's a reliable/modern flash drive. No matter how long it lasts, I consider it worth every last euro. And yes, I would buy it again. Must buy!
Small and fast. Mine at least keeps disconnecting without me even touching it. I tried it on various laptops and PCs and it does the same thing.
Excellent USB 128GB. Excited with its use for Movies, photos, music. Quality of construction. Quality-price ratio - 20.14€!!!! Try not to miss it, it is very small!!!
Perfect in terms of speed initially. The fastest I have ever purchased. Unfortunately, it was in exFAT format and couldn't be used in the car. I converted it to FAT32 and it lost half of its speed. I converted it to NTFS, a little faster but... Eventually, I switched it back to exFAT but it never became as fast as initially. Overall, a very good purchase, but for God's sake, don't mess with the format. That's why it gets 4 stars
For reference.
USB 3.0 (2008) - 5Gbit/s (Gen 1)
USB 3.1 (2013) - 10Gbit/s (Gen 2)
USB 3.2 (2017) - 20Gbit/s (Gen 2x2)
From Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB#Connector_type_quick_reference
This stick is indeed USB 3.1, so it should be twice as fast as a reputable USB 3.0 stick. The above speeds are theoretical (always) and shouldn't be used for comparison. If you're not interested why skip this next section.
Real-world speed is much less than theoretical because:
1) In practice, there's overhead in data transmission, protocol conversion, error correction and other processes that reduce the actual speed.
2) Factors like the quality of the USB stick, the efficiency of the controller, the speed of connected devices and the type of files being transferred can all impact the actual transfer speed. Side note here: I think we've all noticed that transferring multiple small files takes longer than transferring one big file.
3) Manufacturers often advertise the maximum potential speed, which may not always be achievable in real-world scenarios due to the complexities of data transfer.
So far, I bought 2 sticks, the 64 and 128 GB. I'm pleased with the value for money, the speed is acceptably high, but I don't see why the 32GB version costs 16 euros which is 2 more than the 64GB one.
Now, I have a USB 3.0 Interface on my PC Tower and a USB 3.1 PCI card that came with my motherboard, the Asus rampage V extreme. I benchmarked both sticks on both interfaces. Before I get to the difference between them though...
>>>> The 128GB Samsung Fit Plus has a READ speed in MB/s of ~396 / 400 as advertised and a WRITE speed of 65-ish, on BOTH USB 3.0 and USB 3.1 slots. Also, the 64GB version has the same READ speed but the WRITE is almost half at 35 MB/s. So, if you want to buy, OPT FOR THE 128GB! <<<<
Regarding my tests, the main difference between a USB 3.0 and USB 3.1 slot is the RND4K (IOPS), which is 150 more on USB 3.1. The two columns in the attached image are 2 separate tests of 1GiB or 4GiB.respectively. The speeds are consistent whether you transfer 1GiB or 4GiB.
What I'm wondering is why there is no significant speed difference across the USB 3.0 and USB 3.1 interfaces when, in theory, there should be. Strange.
Very good quality and data transfer speed. The small size may not serve some people. The only downside is that it does not have a cap.
The best one out there. I have done a regular installation of Linux (not live USB) and I don't see any difference in performance from the laptop's hard drive.
It is excellent in file transfer, I have to say that you cannot connect it to your car.
I highly recommend it, it is extremely worth it.
Fast and with good connection to the computer port. It is small, but you can attach a lanyard to it, so it doesn't get lost. Four stars only because instead of 128 GB, the actual capacity for files is 119 GB.
Very good ... I have the 256 version and I use it to run Windows 11 .... normal speeds up to good ones somewhere around 400MB/s which is faster than an HDD .... I think it's the best solution for this purpose in USB!
Owner of 256GB and 128GB and I can say that it is the best for data transfer. I wonder why they haven't released the corresponding ones in usb-c to fit modern computers. This is what I would say is the only "negative" aspect...
It concerns the 128Gb.
You transfer at 58 mb/s using a USB 3.0 port.
I transferred 57 Gigabytes of movies in roughly 17 minutes, which is very good for its price. Normal temperatures.
Samsung quality, fair write speed, and very good read!
To avoid losing it due to its size, I suggest putting a little rope on it.
Unique controversial issue its size, because for some it may be too small and easy to lose and for others ideal because it takes up no space at all (e.g. USB in the car for music). Otherwise, it's great! Personally, I mainly use it for transferring photos (raw files 25+ MB each). Its real speeds (not from benchmarks that idealize conditions) are 55-61 MB/s for writing and 315-335 MB/s for reading! With a price of 20 euros (for 128 GB), I personally consider it an incredibly good choice and highly recommend it without reservation!
I give it 4 stars for one reason only: because it is very small and does not have a sturdy surface, it requires caution when removing it from the USB port. It easily slips from your hands.
Same as the 128GB in terms of speed, but no comparison to the 64GB which is like from a different company with a speed of 10.
In contrast to the 128GB and 256GB that go out of stock (second image)
The 128GB and the 256GB have the same speeds as the test of the image. The 64GB is 1/10, disappointing, a shame.
Fast registration and read, quality worth its money!
From the measurements, it appears to be very fast for USB and its price is around €40.
As for its durability, time will tell (I will come back in about 6 months).
The measurement in the image is on a USB 3.1 port with NTFS.
It comes with exFAT.
Very fast flash drive in data reading with speeds over 400mb/s, which is more than what Samsung advertises. On the other hand, the writing speeds range between 57 and 60mb/s.
During file transfer, it does not overheat like other flash drives in its category, while its build quality, although not exceptional, is satisfactory.
Considering its small size and low price, it is a very good choice as a general-purpose flash drive.
The first file transfer was fast and successful. It will take some time to properly evaluate this product. Therefore, the next step follows.
vfm stick good quality construction, discreet and satisfactory stable speeds
Samsung is the only company that makes its products perform better than what it says in the technical specifications. It claims 300mb/s and reaches up to 400mb/s. As others say, you have the feeling that if you put a metal keychain it will break. I suggest using a string. Even after this intense speed test shown in the screenshot, it did not exceed 35 degrees. Like every product of the company so far, I have been more than satisfied with this one
The stick is vfm. I am small, ideal in size for cars or the back of a television. It is also fast.
If you purchase it for use in a car audio system or television, it may not be recognized as a device. This is because the stick only supports exFAT and NTFS, while audio systems usually read FAT32.
Therefore, you will need to format the device to FAT32.
You can find a utility that does this job here: ridgecrop[dot]co[dot]uk
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Very good USB stick
It could also be a keychain, just get a case so you don't have any accidents and it breaks
I would be afraid of it being exposed
Beautiful, portable, durable, and fast (see benchmarks in other reviews)!
Perhaps the most value-for-money USB stick that has passed through my hands, after about fifty.
I highly recommend it for the vast majority of users
Excellent usb flash and extremely small. Together with a TypeC adapter, it is perfect for All-In-One use.
Quite a good purchase and convenient nonetheless. I bought this with the 128gb which unfortunately, the actual capacity in exfat is 118! What, in my opinion, should be included is a protective cap and a strap for easy hanging.
Also, the transfer speed is normal, not something exceptional.
I believe with this amount of money or maybe even less, a USB stick would be more ideal.
Excellent stick! It is really fast both in writing and reading data
Incredibly fast even when transferring many small files (where others take much longer).
The only downside is that it is fragile
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| from 22,50 € | from 14,58 € | from 9,77 € | from 12,40 € | from 20,05 € |
| ManufacturerSamsung | Sandisk | Sandisk | Sandisk | Samsung |
| Available through Skroutz | Available through Skroutz | Available through Skroutz | Available through Skroutz | Available through Skroutz |
| Capacity128 GB | 128 GB | 64 GB | 128 GB | 128 GB |
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