ADATA AS102P-64G-RBL Pro 64GB USB3.0 100MB/S Read 50MB/S Write Flash Memory Drive Titanium Blue

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Great thumbdrive, huge size, great price, robust build and the only bad thing is a cap that will be easy to lose.

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It's hard to go wrong at $0.40/GB when on sale. Reliable so far.

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fast, Reliable, Formatted clean

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This usb flash drive is really fast. Own two since one month and they are working very well.

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The stick became quickly unusable. I would never buy another 64 GB stick from ADATA. Love their 32 GB units, I have never had a failure with them but I have two of these and both are unusable. I was a great champion of ADATA, but rethinking that position now.

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Using this as a live linux drive with persistence. No issues whatsoever so far.Ohh and it survived a washer and dryer cycle...

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Bought a bunch to give out to the grand kids (most are adult now) when they were on sale. Also kept about 10 for me to use. With ordinary usage they failed one after the other over about 3 months, both the 10 i had and most of the others. With a failure rate of 23 out of 30, failing within 2 to 3 months, it is hard to recommend.(Stick becomes unusable, and the RMA to ADATA is a bit of a pain, each stick has it's own serial number (which are extremely small and blend in with the rest of the USB connector) The cost of RMA-ing sticks makes it somewhat dubious to RMA back unless your sending in four or five at a timeTragic really, as I use quite a few of their products (SSD's) and they work very well.So maybe a bad run? would give lower rating but i have to dig through my old invoices to find the exact one. It is however (PDF Copy) at the ADATA site linked to my account in the rma section, just having a hard time accessing atm)

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Picked this up for $29 after good experiences with other ADATA flash drives. The first one I got was DOA, wasn't detected by any system I plugged it into. NCIX replaced it quickly and the replacement was better... but for some reason it doesn't work in my desktop's front USB 3.0 ports (works fine with other USB 3.0 devices). Weird thing is it works with my rear ports so I might get an extension cable for it.As for the drive itself, it's fast considering the cost. Sequential 512K read/write was 98.3/62.5 MB/s according to CrystalDiskmark. I also like how you can take off the cap and plug it into the backside of the drive so you don't lose it.

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good size for the pricebut random speed on write and readnot always read by computer need to connect it 2-3 time

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Not a low profile thumb drive by any stretch.. but definitely one of the fastest I own and with positively cavernous storage capacity. This thing is my go-to flash drive.

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got it on special, don't regret it! My friend recommended it for me and I am grateful

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I bought this item 4 months ago. I was very pleased with the speed and the build quality of the device. Sadly, last week, it stopped being recognized by every PC i plug it in. Shows up as "USB Mass Storage" in warning mode in the device managers. Updated USB/Chipset drivers with no success. Starting the RMA process with ADATA.

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I purchased this item on December 26, 2013It worked great for almost 3 months and now it is not detected by my computer or any other computer(s)/device(s) I have tried to connect to.Very unsatisfied with this device.

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Used this for a few weeks and then all of a sudden, the sticks was no longer readable.Would not recommend to anyone who cares about their data.

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I've had the 16GB for one year and it never failed on me and is extremely consistent. I know bought 2 of these 64GB and man, I am proud of them! Buy it quick while on sale or price-match it! I highly recommend it.

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Got this for x-mas on sale, would recommend to anyone.

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This is a a good usb 3.0 drive with acceptable speeds, however transfer speeds do not seem constant.

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This is an excellent USB drive for the price. The design is sleek and sturdy and the quality seems pretty good.

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J'ai acheter cette clé usb 3.0 pour transférer certain dossier volumineux et des jeux sur un autre ordi. Par contre, la vitesse d'écriture semble ralentir parfois dépendant du type et de la taille du fichier transféré. Pour ce qui est de la lecture c'est comme spécifié dans la liste des specs.Bon produit et de bonne construction, mais à l'avenir je serais tenté de retourner avec Kingston.

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This drive will slow down during a sustained write. Writing a 5 GB test file, I can get average write speeds of ~70 MB/s (99 then drops to 80, 50, 40) and read speeds of ~100 MB/s (using Blackmagic on a 2013 MBA). On sale, this drive is definitely worth it. And it really doesn't look as bad as the picture suggests - it's a lighter, more metallic blue.

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The blue finish looks better in person than it does in the photo. When writing large files to the drive, it is actually faster than specs say. With smaller files it slows down significantly but that is expected. For the price of $36.99, the capacity all excellent, it feels solid.

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It's fast, but not for long. When writing big files (which is why I bought this 64gb stick) I get 80MB/s for 6-7 seconds, then it drops down to ~32MB/s steady. That's on USB3 of course, and source is SSD. 50MB/s would have been perfect, unfortunately this stick won't do it for more than 7 seconds.

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I use it in my car for my stereo. I purchased two and will use the other one to boot my HTPC from.

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Fast as it could be.. Looks nice. Fills strong. On the minus side, only thing – and it’s big for me! - Cap holder is useless if you attach any lanyards because attaching hole is right where you’d put cap while connected to USB.. so it’s either/or situacion… :-(

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This is a nice drive, it feels solid. It has a lanyard hole, but no cable comes with it. Just as well though, you can put the cap on the opposite end when the drive is in use so you don't lose it. And the cap attaches snugly on both ends with a clicking sound, reassuring you it's on.The write speed concerned me initially, it was nowhere near as fast as claimed. I checked the formatting, it was done in exFat from the factory. So to experiment, I switched it to NTFS and tried it again. The read speed was about 73 MB/s. Write speeds were about 28-30 MB/s. Both speeds took awhile to ramp up to, they may have been even faster if I used bigger files. All testing was done under Win 7 64-bit on an Alienware M18x. I'm still not sure why the exFat format slowed the drive so badly though, it shouldn't have done that.So all in all, for the price it is a decent little drive, not super fast, but better than expected and better than some other drives I have bought in the past.