USB Flash Drives

[Darnell Jacobs]

Hi. Can someone recommend me some good USB Flash Drive. Im looking for 128gb one. Thanks

 

[Insert_Nickname]

If you're on a budget, the adata s102 pro has quite good performance for the price.

Other then that, how do you define a "good" USB flash drive. What's important to you? Performance? Reliability*? Price? or something else?

*not that USB drives should be considered reliable.

 

[Darnell Jacobs]

My budget is like 180 Canadian Dollars with tax included. Im looking for a decent one to have it my car.

 

[nopainnogain]

Another vote for the Adata S102.

 

[Elixer]

My budget is like 180 Canadian Dollars with tax included. Im looking for a decent one to have it my car.

Do you mean leave it in the car all the time?
If so, you may want to get one that can handle the extreme temps.

 

[Darnell Jacobs]

Ok thanks for ur help. Looks like I will get the one u mentioned

 

[cbn]

If you're on a budget, the adata s102 pro has quite good performance for the price.

Other then that, how do you define a "good" USB flash drive. What's important to you? Performance? Reliability*? Price? or something else?

*not that USB drives should be considered reliable.

What would you consider reliable? Brands and models?

 

[Insert_Nickname]

What would you consider reliable? Brands and models?

As I wrote. Nothing.

But having a big(ger) brand on it does tend to be slightly more reliable. At least compared to no-name ones. Its no guarantee though.

 

[cbn]

But having a big(ger) brand on it does tend to be slightly more reliable. At least compared to no-name ones. Its no guarantee though.

Some actually do have SSD controllers in them, so I would think those should be long lasting.

 

[nopainnogain]

I've been using a bunch of Adata S102 drives in the last three years or so: 16 (x2), 32 (x2), 64 (x4) and two128 GB (which I have not used yet).
No complains. I trust them, but maybe it's just luck, of course.