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Beach Camera has 128GB Lexar JumpDrive V100 USB 3.0 Flash Drive (V100128G-1) on sale for $10.99. Shipping is free.

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Beach Camera [beachcamera.com] has Lexar 128GB JumpDrive V100 USB 3.0 Flash Drive (V100128G-1) for $10.99. Shipping is free.

deal [buydig.com] OOS

$11 + free s/h

they also have 32GB [buydig.com] for $4.50 + free s/h OOS
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Model: Lexar JumpDrive V100 128GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive, Gray (LJDV100-128ABNL)

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this is usb 3.0 but the drive itself is slow.
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Please add something useful, such as stating that this is not the quality Lexar of olde, but rather some Chinese shell of its former self since 2017.
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I can't comment on the company, but I think I found the product on Amazon. The reviews seem mostly positive, but in my quick glance over them, I did notice a few dead on arrival reviews.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08HQ8P...HZ1R?psc=1

In general, I've been pretty unimpressed with the longevity of flash drives. They seem to burn out fairly quick. $5 doesn't seem to be a bad price at all for a try, but I just wish Amazon had it for this price. I think the 32gb(?) is about $8 there. Not sure if Amazon would price match Buydig. If something went wrong, I'd be more comfortable with the return process on Amazon, as well as a negative review there potentially having more reach, and more power
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chefp
05-18-2022 at 02:39 PM.
05-18-2022 at 02:39 PM.
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Are you saying it's just a lottery, and some aren't going to be made as well?
They're all low quality flash to begin with, but that isn't the reason they die quickly. Even high quality flash dies quickly without wear leveling.

Individual flash cells can't sustain many writes. Far fewer than what an average hard drive writes. If the writes aren't evenly distributed, which is the case in real world usage, then some cells will get alot more writes than others and they'll die faster.

Wear leveling spreads writes uniformly across all the cells, even if the same file is written to over and over. To the file system it looks like it's writing to the same place, but the flash controller maps it to different cells each time.

Cheap flash storage doesn't do that because, well, it costs money to add that feature.
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05-19-2022 at 10:44 PM.
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Expired. $22.99
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05-31-2022 at 11:17 AM.
05-31-2022 at 11:17 AM.
Heads up I experienced the extremely low speeds and pausing issues that other users mentioned as well. I was copying a 1.4gb firmware update for my TV and every few seconds the transfer speed would go to 0 and freeze for a few seconds, it was pretty annoying. Also the transfer speed was only about 17MB/s (when it was actually transferring and not freezing).
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05-31-2022 at 12:20 PM.
05-31-2022 at 12:20 PM.
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Microcenter brand flash drives and SD cards are typically warrantied for lifetime too, right?
on....the site... from the link provided...

Vendor Warranty:

Parts: 2 Years
Labor: 2 Years
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05-31-2022 at 01:21 PM.
05-31-2022 at 01:21 PM.
Quote from chefp :
They're all low quality flash to begin with, but that isn't the reason they die quickly. Even high quality flash dies quickly without wear leveling.

Individual flash cells can't sustain many writes. Far fewer than what an average hard drive writes. If the writes aren't evenly distributed, which is the case in real world usage, then some cells will get alot more writes than others and they'll die faster.

Wear leveling spreads writes uniformly across all the cells, even if the same file is written to over and over. To the file system it looks like it's writing to the same place, but the flash controller maps it to different cells each time.

Cheap flash storage doesn't do that because, well, it costs money to add that feature.
That's BS. Wear leveling are introduced as soon as flash memory supports random write (as oppose to linear write). Some wear leveling maybe better than the others but they all work. Even compact flash made 20 years ago does wear leveling. They are standard feature of flash controllers.
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05-31-2022 at 01:59 PM.
05-31-2022 at 01:59 PM.
Quote from NEW0 :
I can't comment on the company, but I think I found the product on Amazon. The reviews seem mostly positive, but in my quick glance over them, I did notice a few dead on arrival reviews.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08HQ8P...HZ1R?psc=1

In general, I've been pretty unimpressed with the longevity of flash drives. They seem to burn out fairly quick. $5 doesn't seem to be a bad price at all for a try, but I just wish Amazon had it for this price. I think the 32gb(?) is about $8 there. Not sure if Amazon would price match Buydig. If something went wrong, I'd be more comfortable with the return process on Amazon, as well as a negative review there potentially having more reach, and more power
This drive was $4.50 a little over a month ago. I guess $11 now a still a slick deal?

EDIT: nevermind. it was the 32G model that was 4.50. I guess this is pretty slick after all.
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05-31-2022 at 02:08 PM.
05-31-2022 at 02:08 PM.
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Flash drives at these bargain bin price points don't do wear leveling. That means one cell can get hammered from repeated writes while others get little to no writes. A single bad cell can render the stick useless, see where I'm going?
I don't think ANY usb flash sticks do wear leveling. I would love to be proven wrong though.
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06-01-2022 at 07:52 AM.
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That's BS. Wear leveling are introduced as soon as flash memory supports random write (as oppose to linear write). Some wear leveling maybe better than the others but they all work. Even compact flash made 20 years ago does wear leveling. They are standard feature of flash controllers.
I did a sustained write test on a USB flash drive 10 yrs ago and it died much quicker than expected. It's unlikely that it was doing proper wear leveling. Where are your sources that 20 yr old flash had that feature? Low end controllers don't have the budget to implement it.
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