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Practically speaking, the USB 2.0 bus tops out around 50MB/s. However, most USB 2.0 flash drives don't come anywhere close to that. If you're talking about external hard drives or SSDs, then it's another story. As for the Samsung FIT/BAR Plus, peak sequential reads/writes top out around 420/115MB/s and random 4K reads writes can hit 13/24MB/s. For a USB flash drive these numbers are excellent. I've seen many flash drives that have 4K random writes that hover at a pathetic ~10KB/s (0.01MB/s). Using a journaled filesystem (like NTFS or EXT4) will be downright painful on them. That said, I've seen performance degradation on the Samsung drives.
Technically correct but throughput capability of the interface is of limited relevance when discussing performance of specific drives.
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I had those SanDisk thumb drives for my portable tablet and work laptop to expand memory for work and to have some entertainment while traveling for work. They do sorta work, but the second you try to move large amounts of data they get scorching hot and just stop working.
If these do not do that, I'm in for two. Also, I'll never trust SanDisk again.
Thank you for answering my question before I asked it. I was wondering about the current/power used with them. About a decade ago, I was told the higher capacity drives drew too much power that it would blow the fuse. Temps are a big deal too (much for the reason you said).
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Not the same form factor but pretty close
If you are looking for something durable, go for a full body metal design like the Samsung bar (or Kingston dt micro).
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Not the same form factor but pretty close
Dono why the 2 downvotes. I bought it and removed one naysayer. It's a little bit longer, but it's the same price and definitely a deal.
It's usb-a. Look at the one narin posted above your comment and see if it's small enough for your needs.I bought one.
https://slickdeals.net/f/17220460-19-99-256gb-samsung-usb-type-c-flash-drive-blue
I had those SanDisk thumb drives for my portable tablet and work laptop to expand memory for work and to have some entertainment while traveling for work. They do sorta work, but the second you try to move large amounts of data they get scorching hot and just stop working.
If these do not do that, I'm in for two. Also, I'll never trust SanDisk again.
I have 2 of these Samsung Fit drives and never had a problem, tempted to get this one too even though I don't need it
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Did you verify they were authentic drives using Samsung's tool?
Amazon has a serious problem with commingling of flash memory and the fakes are getting good enough that they're beating a lot of the previously used testing methods.