Kingston DataTraveler DT100 G3 32GB USB 3.0 Pen Drive (DT100G3/32GBIN)

The design and capacity is what I was interested in. Brought this to create my Retro Gaming setup, worked like a charm.Easy recommendation for quick semi massive durable storage USB

, it is an awesome device but there is only issue with storage it can only carry 115 GB of storage and that is only thing which disappointed me

Pan derv

Nothing to say it's a pendrive for god's sake

It's not good for storage.

Overall very good product, easy to use.

Its says it is usb 3.0, so it should be faster than normal flash drive. But it is not, it gives 6-7 mb max write speed which is same as compared to my old usb drive. But one thing I like about this device is that it looks stylish and sturdy at the same time. It will last longer I am sure.

I m using this as bootable USB pendrive performance is ok

The media could not be loaded.  Total joke of a drive so slow

Cette clé USB Kingston 16Go annoncé en USB 3.1 Gen 1. (Mais aucune modification n'a été apportée aux spécifications techniques par rapport a l'USB 3.0, seul le nom de la norme change.)On s’attend donc a des vitesses en écriture et lecture assez conséquente.Que nenni ... Avec ce screen que je vous joint, vous pouvez voir que les vitesses sont ridiculement basse pour du 3.0 (Ou 3.1, comme vous voudrez le nommer).Une bonne clé USB 2.0 peux aller jusqu'à environ + 30Mo/s, avouez qu'une clé neuve estampillé 3.1 qui écrit a du 8,4 Mo/s MAX ! Cela vous met environ 7min pour un fichier 3Go !Du grand délire, donc si vous avez dans l'optique d'y mettre du contenu multimédia, des projets lourd, je vous arrête tout de suite, passez à une Corsair qui elles, ont des débit exceptionnel, c'est plus chère mais ça prends 5s a transférer des fichiers volumineux, un véritable gain de temps :)Cette clé est utile pour des tout petits fichiers de quelques Mo seulement, sinon inutile !Bref, je regrette mon achat ...

I ordered a total of 20 of these flash drives to distribute content to a committee of folk. Boy was I disappointed in this product.Firstly the write speed of these flash drives is woeful. Forget the USB3.1 claim - it's USB3 interface is purely cosmetic (at least as far as writing is concerned). The actual controller is clearly barely capable of USB2 throughput. All 20 flash drives averaged a very disappointing ~6MBps on write, of a single, large file. In fact it made no different whether I had the flash drive connected to a USB2 or 3 interface, as the write speed was bottle-necked in both cases.Furthermore, 1 of the 20 drives corrupted data on write. I ended up running Check Flash over it after several failed attempts to copy and read data back unchanged, and discovered multiple bad blocks that simply did not return the same data as was written to it. It's a good thing I did a SHA256 check on the data written to each drive, as that was how I discovered one of these flash drives was bad, when it returned a different file hash on every read! 1/20 is a poor failure rate by my books, for what should have been picked up in QA before it left Taiwan.All in all, I'm wholly disappointed in poor product from Kingston, from whom I expect far better. There were price-comparable products from other brands like Verbatim, which I would definitely recommend over this product. I will definitely NOT be purchasing any more of these and I'm just glad they were only required for a "one time write, many times read" application.

Cette clé USB ne peut pas être une USB 3.0 je ne vois pas comment c'est possible...La vitesse de transfert du PC vers la clé ne dépasse jamais 8 Mo/s et encore, elle fait surtout du yoyo entre 3 et 4 Mo/sCette clé de 16 Go était destinée à des transferts de films et série d'un pc à un autre. Elle est donc purement inadaptée à cet usage!Pensant ma première clé défectueuse, je l'ai faite échangée par Amazon et j'ai rencontré exactement le même problème !Bilan : les deux clés iront là où est leur place: à la poubelle !Je suis très étonné car je possède la même référence de clé en version 32Go depuis deux ans et celle ci transfére à 50/60 Mo/s. Aucun problème avec.Je n'ai peut être juste pas eu de chance mais à lire les commentaires je ne suis pas le seul...J'ai donc perdu 8€...

It seems that is a peculiarity of Kingston Data Traveller memory sticks that they simply cannot be made bootable. I now see that this issue is very commonly reported online and that endless hours of work have been put into this by experienced expert end users trying to resolve the issue: consensus is that this is presumably a firmware shortcoming, because even advanced low-level utilities seem powerless to fix the problem. Kingston appear to have offered no help, guidance or information at all, wasting shameful amounts of customers' time. I myself spent hours trying to boot an install image: as soon as I changed to a different brand, everything was fine. I then set about trying to resolve the issue so I could use the seven Kingston units I had bought, only to find that the problem is intractable.