Can be used as data backup because it has lots of space.
However, the unit seems to take forever to load data. Worst of all, there is no progress indicator to show how much data has been saved and what is left to be recorded.
Would not recommend this unit.

Lots of space

Poor Interface; Slow Connection

For the price, this is okay, however, on multiple occasions I have lost data on this drive (it keeps losing its file table, thus rendering the device useless). Perhaps I have a bad one, or perhaps it's just made that cheap. I would not use this as a main storage device, but as a backup only.

The one specification they do not provide is the transfer rate. This one is in the mud. spend a little more and get a name brand.

if you've got a system installed with USB 3.0, then go for it. else don't even think of this ITS VERY SLOW WITH USB 2.0 average file transfer rate is around 5-7 mbps on USB 2.0, though speed also depends on the file type.

The Transcend JetFlash 760 is a USB 3.0 flash drive that comes in capacities ranging from 4GB ($30) through to 32GB ($110).

Transcend JetFlash 760 USB 3.0 excellent value for the money and faster than others.

speedy

none

The product is really awsome. the transfer speed is really higher than other pendrives. don't get confused with the quality, really a nice one, with a good look...

I've only used it with USB 2.0 slots, so the top data transfer speed has yet to be tested and reached.

1; It works well

Feels Cheap/Flimsy

Over the past few months here at TweakTown , we have had a number of flash drives come through our lab. In the past, we ran a few benchmarks, charted the performance and spoke about the aesthetics and build quality.

With technology growing, the size of storage has grown too. We constantly need more space for moving larger files from one system to another, but we don't always have network accessibility.

Durable design; Variety of sizes; quick Read and Write speeds

Jetflash 760 slider lock is a tad loose