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128GB Lexar V100 USB 3.0 Flash Drives: 3-Pack $35, 2-Pack $24 EXPIRED
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BuyDig has 128GB Lexar V100 USB 3.0 Flash Drives (LXLJDV100) on sale for the prices below. Shipping is free. Thanks iconian
BuyDig has 128GB Lexar V100 USB 3.0 Flash Drives (LXLJDV100) on sale for the prices below. Shipping is free. Thanks iconian
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128GB Lexar V100 USB 3.0 Flash Drives:
- Single [buydig.com]$13
- 2-Pack [buydig.com] $24
- 3-Pack [buydig.com] $35
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Last Edited by QuestorJones
November 18, 2020
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01:36 PM
Note: Micron sold Lexar business (and brand) in 2017, so quality may not be the same as you remember (for good or bad).
With ANY flash drive the most important thing is to FILL IT TO THE MAXIMUM immediately and then verify contents (if no error during write). This tests the full capacity of the drive as well as the basic overprovisioning (if any) of a completely full disk... I.E. At least you will know you have a full 128gb of good cells to start with.
This also tests the thermal throttling to ensure the drive properly throttles to avoid catastrophic data loss. (Sometimes having it slow down is a good thing,lol)
By doing this immediately, you are inside the return period as the warranties on most usb drives are relatively useless.
With ANY flash drive the most important thing is to FILL IT TO THE MAXIMUM immediately and then verify contents (if no error during write). This tests the full capacity of the drive as well as the basic overprovisioning (if any) of a completely full disk... I.E. At least you will know you have a full 128gb of good cells to start with.
This also tests the thermal throttling to ensure the drive properly throttles to avoid catastrophic data loss. (Sometimes having it slow down is a good thing,lol)
By doing this immediately, you are inside the return period as the warranties on most usb drives are relatively useless.
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That said comparing them is futile. Flash drives are slower thant external SSD.
In no way am I crapping on this deal. USB drives are still useful in certain cases.
In no way am I crapping on this deal. USB drives are still useful in certain cases.
Note: Micron sold Lexar business (and brand) in 2017, so quality may not be the same as you remember (for good or bad).
With ANY flash drive the most important thing is to FILL IT TO THE MAXIMUM immediately and then verify contents (if no error during write). This tests the full capacity of the drive as well as the basic overprovisioning (if any) of a completely full disk... I.E. At least you will know you have a full 128gb of good cells to start with.
This also tests the thermal throttling to ensure the drive properly throttles to avoid catastrophic data loss. (Sometimes having it slow down is a good thing,lol)
By doing this immediately, you are inside the return period as the warranties on most usb drives are relatively useless.
(Feel free to copy testing notes to wikis for other usb drives in the future... I think it is very helpful to prevent issues later on...helps us all be slicker shoppers, lol)
If someone has $10 to buy toilet paper and CVS is selling 10 rolls for $10 and Costco sells 30 for $20, the Costco deal is still expensive to that person who only has $10 for TP or doesn't have room to store 30 rolls or just doesn't want to get 30 rolls?
Get it? If you don't ask you parents to explain it to you.
Also, the 128GB SSD you are talking about may not be USB 3.0 or whatever this person is looking for. Stop being fixated on the price per GB.
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If someone has $10 to buy toilet paper and CVS is selling 10 rolls for $10 and Costco sells 30 for $20, the Costco deal is still expensive to that person who only has $10 for TP or doesn't have room to store 30 rolls or just doesn't want to get 30 rolls?
Get it? If you don't ask you parents to explain it to you.
Also, the 128GB SSD you are talking about may not be USB 3.0 or whatever this person is looking for. Stop being fixated on the price per GB.
I'm done arguing with someone that ends up resorting to insults. Enjoy the rest of your day.
Marketing teams lie all the time.
Not rebuy
This Is not a good deal.