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SanDisk Extreme Go
64 GB, USB-A
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26 reviews
wrong photo?
If I'm not mistaken, this is the photo of Sandisk Ultra Flair.
This review was created for a different variant: Extreme Go (256 GB, USB-A)
Extremely disappointing when writing (test NTFS)
Good enough to copy only one file at a time. If several files are copied at the same time, the stick goes down to almost infinity (0.01m/s). Practically unusable because I wanted to install Ubuntu on the stick - which was practically impossible and I stopped after an hour.
Contra
- Extremely slow when writing
- Too expensive
This review was created for a different variant: Extreme Go (256 GB, USB-A)
Fast stick with a weakness
The stick is great, but it has one weakness: the plastic fastener with which the stick is attached to the key ring is made of plastic. It broke off in my case because the plastic part consists of two parts. And that's exactly where it broke off.
That's why I wouldn't buy the stick again.Pro
- Very fast
- Handy
Contra
- Plastic fastening
This review was created for a different variant: Extreme Go (128 GB, USB-A)
For read-only data
The write throughput is closer to 15 MiB/s to 20 MiB/s. Maybe digitec entered one '0' too much in the specs?
Pro
- data transfer rate when reading
Contra
- data transfer rate when writing
This review was created for a different variant: Extreme Go (128 GB, USB-A)
Extremely slow
I'm a DJ, I've had a lot of flash drives in my career but I've rarely seen one so slow to load my songs via Rekordbox. To be avoided!
Pro
- nice
Contra
- slow
Lousy write rate
The stick doesn't get more than around 21 MByte/s when writing via my USB 3.2 interface. Very disappointing.
Pro
- High read speed
Contra
- Lousy write rate
6 out of 26 reviews
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