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ADATA UE700 Pro USB Flash Drive (Multi Pack)

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ADATA UE700 Pro USB Flash Drive (Multi Pack)

Name: ADATA UE700 Pro USB Flash Drive (Multi Pack)
Brand: Adata
SKU: adata-ue700-pro-usb-flash-drives-multi-pack
Rating: 4 (3 reviews)

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Free up space on your game console, laptop, or desktop with an ADATA UE700 Pro USB flash drive. Available in 32GB, 64GB, 128GB, and 256GB capacities, it features a sliding USB connector that extends out to protect the port when not in use Read More

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May 10, 2019

So since everyone is saying the cheap drives are just as good, I figured I would benchmark these drive since I got them from the last drop of them.

So what this test tells us is that the read speed of the drive is at 365 megabytes per second and a write speed of 217 megabytes per second. To compare this to the Samsung Ultra Fit models I found this review on them https://hddmag.com/sandisk-ultra-fit-review/ and they got an average read speed of 111 MB/s and write speed of 39 MB/s. So no, you can't just buy a cheap flash drive and think that since they're both USB 3.0/3.1 and they are all the same. Please remember that an interface (ie USB 3.0) only tells you what the theorectical max bandwidth is. The controller inside is what controls the actual speed. If a flash product does not specifically tell you want the read/write speed are, you can assume the controller is garbage.

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HappyNem

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May 10, 2019

A few bucks cheaper than Amazon with a 3 1/2 week wait to SHIP. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BQU0YU4/ref=twister_B00G58D7K6?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 - $20.34 per 32GB stick. This is USB 3.1 The stick overall is fair for transfer speeds, however... there are cheaper ones that perform better or the same: https://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Ultra-Flash-Drive-SDCZ43-032G-GAM46/dp/B01BGTG41W - $8.75 per 32GB stick and speeds are the comparable. This is USB 3.0 Also if you don't have a device that can use 3.1 then you are still using a lower USB version. MOST things are USB 3.0 Just some food for thought...

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Grnmo

Apr 10, 2019

You can buy a $30 Sandisk 128GB micro SD card. Free shipping.

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nick_gamer

Mar 25, 2019

UE700 Pro is USB 3.1 Up to: 360MB/s (Read), 180MB/s (Write) (256GB model)
https://www.adata.com/us/specification/598

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JohnTHaller

Mar 23, 2019

The drives do not include a USB 3.1 cable as mentioned in the description.

mjrasberry

Mar 22, 2019

thought this would also help the price question...

smallbit

1328

Mar 22, 2019

You can buy a 5pack of PNY 32gb sticks for 30 dollars rn and as low as 15 dollars for 5pack of crap brands. A 32gb stick from anyone is under 10 dollars currently. What even is this and why is it so expensive?

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Fearlessleader

403

May 11, 2019

smallbitFrom my experience, PNY is a crap brand. Got a couple to use on a Mac. Firmware bug inside them turned them into bricks... the only possible fix was a windows app they released to update the firmware. Sucks big time, never again.

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smallbit

1328

May 11, 2019

FearlessleaderI just used them as an example, you could substitute any other company you want into my statement essentially.

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FatalException

Mar 6, 2019

This is a non deal.

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A community member

Mar 3, 2019

Why is there no international shipping? I find myself very rarely wanting to purchase something on Massdrop, and then when I do it never ships outside the US?! I can understand heavier things like computer monitors not being able to ship international without incurring huge rates. But a couple of flash drives that are fairly negligible in weight can't be international shipping? Disappointing...

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funnydj

Mar 6, 2019

Same as above. what's the matter sending some usb drive abroad? Really disappointed :(

JohnTHaller

Mar 3, 2019

The specs and title reference the UE700 Pro. The pictures show UE700 drives for 32-128GB and the UE700 Pro for the 256GB. The UE700 and UE700 Pro are different drives with different specs.

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smallbit

I just used them as an example, you could substitute any other company you want into my statement essentially.

Fearlessleader

From my experience, PNY is a crap brand. Got a couple to use on a Mac. Firmware bug inside them turned them into bricks... the only possible fix was a windows app they released to update the firmware. Sucks big time, never again.

Thephoenix3000

So since everyone is saying the cheap drives are just as good, I figured I would benchmark these drive since I got them from the last drop of them. [image] So what this test tells us is that the read speed of the drive is at 365 megabytes per second and a write speed of 217 megabytes per second. To compare this to the Samsung Ultra Fit models I found this review on them https://hddmag.com/sandisk-ultra-fit-review/ and they got an average read speed of 111 MB/s and write speed of 39 MB/s. So no, you can't just buy a cheap flash drive and think that since they're both USB 3.0/3.1 and they are all the same. Please remember that an interface (ie USB 3.0) only tells you what the theorectical max bandwidth is. The controller inside is what controls the actual speed. If a flash product does not specifically tell you want the read/write speed are, you can assume the controller is garbage.