ADATA USB 3.0 UE700 64GB

ADATA DashDrive Elite UE700 64GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive

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this mostly happens due to poor controller or cheap memory

This USB flash drive does not work and appearing as an empty disk drive, also the Disk Management reports "No Media" with 0 bytes size; this mostly happens due to poor controller or cheap memory. Not that I used it extensively, max 40-50 times in last 3 years.

Slow or defect

I bought 2 of these at Ktech aka IMPC. One was much slower than advertised. Writing speed: 35.7 MByte/s Reading speed: 38.9 MByte/s 57.8GB in 1GB blocks The other one 'disappeared' from the USB port after 1.5GB of data written. Reproducible. Worked in a pure USB 2.0 port though. KTech aka IMPC offered me a refund after they had them tested at their supplier.

Slow or defect

I bought two of these at KTech aka IMPC. One was much slower than advertised: with 57.7x 1GB test data (optimal) Writing speed: 35.7 MByte/s Reading speed: 38.9 MByte/s The other one unplugs after the first 1.5GB of data written reproducible. It works in a pure USB 2.0 port though. KTech aka IMPC had them tested at their supplier and offered an refund for the pure item costs afterwards. The shipping costs back and forth were my entry costs in the lottery for a product that works as advertised. A bit slow but a friendly Service indeed.

ADATA DashDrive Elite UE700 USB 3.0 Flash Drive Review

The new DashDrive UE700 is the latest brainchild of ADATA. Using USB 3.0 technology, the UE700 was designed for faster transfer speed of stored data at 200MB/s read and 100MB/s write. This is sure to be one of the faster flash drives we have ever tested, probably even the fastest.

ADATA DashDrive Elite UE700 64GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive Review

We've had a lot of USB flash drives pass through our offices and deep down I have a soft spot for them. They are small devices than can pack a punch in terms of capacity and speed and lately we've seen a whole host of different designs that are exciting that market segment just a little bit.