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32GB A-DATA C801 Classic Series USB Flash

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32GB A-DATA C801 Classic Series USB Flash $52 at Super Media Store
 
Discuss (7) : History : Tell : Posted 5:41 AM PST 01/3/09 by Ben
32GB A-DATA C801 Classic Series USB FlashSuperMediaStore.com has the 32GB A-DATA C801 Classic Series USB Flash Drive at a good price of $58 - coupon code MES10P [Exp 1/4] = $52 shipped. The cap snaps on to the body like a pen to give you a day or two more before you lose it.
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#1   RKLE - Posted 6:42 am PST 01/3/09 (6385 Posts)
Go with a corsair or ocz for better performance.
#2   RagManX - Posted 8:44 am PST 01/3/09 (158 Posts)
My A-Data 4GB USB-key is very slow and requires a lot of power to work. On my Toshiba laptop, I can't write files to it, although it reads what is already there fine. On my wife's tablet PC, it is unreadable and unwriteable. On my current desktop, it works on one of the rear USB ports or through a 3 foot USB extension cable, but not on the front ports nor through either powered USB 2.0 hub I use. On my Dell laptop, it works perfectly, except for being slow. On my wife's old desktop, it was readable through her USB 1.1 ports, but not writeable, but was readable and writeable through the 3-port USB card I popped in to one of her PCI slots. I will personally never buy another A-Data key, and hope to prevent others from similar mistakes.
#3   whozyodaddy - Posted 8:54 am PST 01/3/09 (543 Posts)
I have an A-Data 8gb, and it is horribly slow writing. Reads fairly quickly though, and I've had none of the other problems with it described by #2. I'd recomend one if you have some patience, but you should buy one for a bit more if you don't.

Oh, and who the hell loses the caps from their drives? I've still got all of the drive caps for every flash drive I've ever owned, and I bought my first one in 2002.
#4   tiburoncito2000 - Posted 9:41 am PST 01/3/09 (1364 Posts)
I will pass on this even though it looks like a nice deal. I do not want to loose the cap and then get another drive to replace the missing one Wink
#5   John2111 - Posted 12:47 pm PST 01/3/09 (477 Posts)
Anymore Slow Flash Drive Whiners and Moaners?
#6   Myself - Posted 6:58 pm PST 01/3/09 (800 Posts)
Did you lose your last flash drive? Stick a return-address label on the thing, then cover it with clear heatshrink tube to protect and secure it.
#7   bunnie - Posted 9:17 pm PST 01/3/09 (264 Posts)
The new MacLife magazine evaluated flash drives.

A-data was the slowest

Just got an 8 MG cheap, plugged it in, the green lite just flashes.

No more A-data, most anything is better.
 
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