Corsair Padlock 3
16 GB, USB-A, USB 3.0
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6 reviews
The budget version of the Kingston DT2000
If you are looking for an encrypted USB stick that works independently of apps and with any operating system, you will find it here. The stick contains the same system as the DT2000 from Kingston, but the workmanship is cheaper - and the price is lower.
Pro
- Works independently of the OS
Contra
- Processing rather cheap
- The end is at 64 GB
This review was created for a different variant: Padlock 3 Secure (64 GB, USB-A, USB 3.0)
Does not work
At first, the PIN did not work or the lock remained open. Then I reset the PIN, after which my PC could no longer recognise the USB stick. It was returned.
Not what I expected
No explanation of how to use the keys to enter the code: 1x for the left-hand number, 2x for the right-hand number, or only the left-hand or the right-hand numbers... No German instructions found on the Internet.
I have not yet succeeded in saving the stick, which is now used as a normal USB stick.This review was created for a different variant: Padlock 3 (128 GB, USB-A, USB 3.0)
Good solution
Pro
- No installation required. This is important when sharing data.
- Keyboard. Hardware encryption.
- Robust design.
Contra
- Price
- On a 6-year-old previous model of the Padlock 3, the battery is defective. This works better.
This review was created for a different variant: Padlock 3 Secure (64 GB, USB-A, USB 3.0)
Exchange. Try again!
Product does not work. Cannot be activated/switched on. No lamp burns. Corsair direct support very poor. No solution.
This review was created for a different variant: Padlock 3 Secure (64 GB, USB-A, USB 3.0)
Okay
Super usb with personal numeric code to unlock the stick but only 16 gb
Pro
- Numerical code
Contra
- Too expensive and little storage space
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