Transcend JetFlash 790C USB-minne 64 GB Svart TS64GJF790C USB-C (USB 3.2 Gen 1)
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Extern SSD från Transcend med 500 GB lagring, USB 3.2 Gen 2-anslutning och uppgiven läshastighet på upp till 1050 MB/s. Modellen är gjord för bärbar användning och levereras med USB-C- och USB-A-kablar. Den kompakta storleken och låga vikten gör den till en extern lagringslösning för filer och säkerhetskopior utan intern installation.
Recensioner av Transcend JetFlash 790C USB-minne 64 GB Svart TS64GJF790C USB-C (USB 3.2 Gen 1)
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Good flash drive. Only thing I dislike is the retractable especially when connecting to the TV, Other than that, it's fast
Good flash drive. Only thing I dislike is the retractable especially when connecting to the TV, Other than that, it's fast
Mohamed Rafiq
30 september 2023
Good buy for the price, though the write speed is not as good as with the 700 and the slide mechanism can be annoying at times, also it's a tight squeeze next to other connected cables etc.
Good buy for the price, though the write speed is not as good as with the 700 and the slide mechanism can be annoying at times, also it's a tight squeeze next to other connected cables etc.
Dirk
21 mars 2023
25/100mbps average speed not bad.Transcend never disappoints.
25/100mbps average speed not bad.Transcend never disappoints.
Wikus
8 september 2022
Works ... I am using it as the memory for OpenView PVR would be better if the physical size was smaller though
Works ... I am using it as the memory for OpenView PVR would be better if the physical size was smaller though
Clinton
14 september 2021
I bought four of these Transcend 32 GB JetFlash 790 UB 3.1 flash drives to create bootable Windows 10 drives to install or upgrade computers to Windows 10. I had been using some old USB 2.0 flash drives. I use a program called Rufus to transfer the Windows 10 ISO to the flash drives. The first transfer I did seemed to go really fast so I decided to time them. I timed the transfer to the 2.0 drives and then to these 3.1 drives. The 2.0 drive took about 7 minutes and 30 seconds to transfer. The 3.1 drive that I timed with a stopwatch took about 3 minutes and 25 seconds which seemed slower than the first 3.1 drive I used. Theoretically, USB 3.1 should be about 20 times faster than 2.0 (3.0 is about ten times faster), so the transfer to the 3.1 drive seemed a lot slower than it should have been. I'll be setting up more drives when Win 10 build 2004 comes out, so I'll time the transfers again and see if it differs much. Overall, though, I'm happy with these drives.
I bought four of these Transcend 32 GB JetFlash 790 UB 3.1 flash drives to create bootable Windows 10 drives to install or upgrade computers to Windows 10. I had been using some old USB 2.0 flash drives. I use a program called Rufus to transfer the Windows 10 ISO to the flash drives. The first transfer I did seemed to go really fast so I decided to time them. I timed the transfer to the 2.0 drives and then to these 3.1 drives. The 2.0 drive took about 7 minutes and 30 seconds to transfer. The 3.1 drive that I timed with a stopwatch took about 3 minutes and 25 seconds which seemed slower than the first 3.1 drive I used. Theoretically, USB 3.1 should be about 20 times faster than 2.0 (3.0 is about ten times faster), so the transfer to the 3.1 drive seemed a lot slower than it should have been. I'll be setting up more drives when Win 10 build 2004 comes out, so I'll time the transfers again and see if it differs much. Overall, though, I'm happy with these drives.
Michael E
18 januari 2020
