Kingston USB 2.0 DataTraveler MicroDuo 8GB
$15.24
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20 years ago
Kingston DataTraveler microDuo
If you're always running out of space on your Android smart phone or tablets than the DataTraveler microDuo may be the solution for you
12 years ago
Kingston DataTraveler microDuo (32 GB) Review – Transfer Files Easily To Your Android Device!
Long weekends are a perfect opportunity to take the family up to the cottage for a fun-filled and relaxing weekend. For many of those who return from the weekend with a smartphone filled with great pictures and shots from throughout the weekend, it can be difficult to transfer those pictures over to...
12 years ago
Kingston DataTraveler microDUO USB OTG Flash Drive Review
Kingston, and their infinite nerdtastic wisdom, has produced yet another ingenious gadget that is simple to use and can make your techy life a little more streamlined. The microDUO is the latest unit to enter the DataTraveler series and offers an OTG (On-The-Go) storage solution for compatible...
10 years ago
No cables required!
I have a pc, a smart phone, and a tablet. Just plug one end or the other into a device and you're good to go. No searching for the otg cable or some type of adaptor. Perfect.
12 years ago
Kingston 32 GB DataTraveler microDuo review
The Kingston DataTraveler microDuo is a USB OTG device intended for data transfer and simple storage between a computer and an Android device, or two micro USB devices, or any mixture of the two.
11 years ago
Great little drive. Tested using atto on Win7 x64 SP1 on USB 3.0 port with data being provided by OCZ Vertex 3 SSD. Read: ~22MB/sec Write: ~12MB/sec Using CDM 3.0.3 x64 Seq Read: 21.35MB/sec Seq Write: 12.61MB/sec 512k read: 22.67MB/sec 512k write: 0.307MB/sec 4k read: 5.536MB/sec 4k write:...
Pros:
- -small
- -light
- -dual connectors (micro usb and full usb
- -worked on my android devices (nexus 5
- nexus 7 2013
- -cheapest 32GB combo drive I have found ($14.99
- -no cap to lose
Cons:
- -cap can get in the way of some cases
- No issues on a spigen ultra hybrid for nexus 5 however, -write speeds could be faster, -can be easily lost due to small size, -heats up quickly
9 years ago
Small Problem....
Only one small problem: I have a case on my phone which prevents this device from making proper connections. Other than that, it's just fine.
9 years ago
... out everything so i can't return back am really disappointed
Trust me don't buy this product it is wast of money i bought one from Flipkart same da it stopped working while i already thrown out everything so i can't return back am really disappointed
11 years ago
Extremely Disappointed
I used it on my laptop, tried to transfer a file of 1 GB. and guess what ... got a speed of 1.73 mb/s!!!!! My old pendrive is giving a speed of 10 mb/s on win 8. I am using Huawei Honour Holly( Android 4.4.2) and the pendrive is not compatible with it.
9 years ago
Small but not worth the trouble
Bought this 8G drive to use as a FreeNAS boot drive. It booted once and my freenas has been running for weeks. Took the system down to do some maintenance, and when I went to reboot the usb drive failed. Must have been the secure read once variety.
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- Small
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