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iDiskk USB 3.0 4-in-1 Flash Drives (100 MB/s)
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iDiskk USB 3.0 4-in-1 Flash Drives (100 MB/s)
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Plug the iDiskk into your iPhone, tablet, laptop, or PC and you instantly gain access to up to 256GB of extra space. That means more photos, videos, songs, and much more in a device about the size of a stick of gum Read More
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lantunes
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Jan 26, 2018
First, I want to say that I like the product you guys are selling a lot. I have friends that have it and it works just fine. For a long time, I wanted one. That's the reason why I checked this drop. My goal is not to throw any mud on the product, but to provide the right parameters so other folks can compare apples to apples.
With that said, I will tell you that your comparison was not entirely correct. If you notice the capitalization of the units, the idiskk is using mb/s (Mega bits per second), while the other product is using MB/s (Mega Bytes per second). In that case 80MB/s correspond to 640mb/s. I will not do the math for the rest of the benchmark, because the two devices are not entirely comparable (but I will admit that the writing speed for lightning is 10MB/s or 80mb/s, slightly slower that the same speed in the idiskk). It was used to show that — if speed matters — there are other options. As I said before, I know the idiskk and like it a lot. If convenience and flexibility for connectivity are more important than speed, by all means it is a good device.
With that said, I will tell you that your comparison was not entirely correct. If you notice the capitalization of the units, the idiskk is using mb/s (Mega bits per second), while the other product is using MB/s (Mega Bytes per second). In that case 80MB/s correspond to 640mb/s. I will not do the math for the rest of the benchmark, because the two devices are not entirely comparable (but I will admit that the writing speed for lightning is 10MB/s or 80mb/s, slightly slower that the same speed in the idiskk). It was used to show that — if speed matters — there are other options. As I said before, I know the idiskk and like it a lot. If convenience and flexibility for connectivity are more important than speed, by all means it is a good device.
Tex-Arozzi
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Arozzi
Jan 26, 2018
lantunesOh wow, I see your point now and that was a mistake on our part. I have updated the copy to reflect the fact that these are reading at 100MB/s & writing at 90MB/s.
Good call and thank you!
Good call and thank you!
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