Great 3.0 USB for a cheap price

The price for this size flash drive was great at the time, as it rivaled the price of those being offered which were only USB 2.0 compatible

This flash drive is compact and fast, at a reasonable price

As the prices continue to fall, this just keeps becoming an even better buy if you dont need massive amounts of storage.

The ADATA S102 Pro usb 3.0 flash drive is super fast, at a good price

I was looking for a drive that would have the solid feel and speed of the Kingston drive but a higher capacity

I love the solid feel but nowhere to labe what is on the flash drive

Good feel in hand, nice solid aluminum with a slick titanium finish

Works as advertised, great transfer rates and the body has a nice solid feel to it

2.0+Small/Elegant (smaller than expected judging from the pictures)+Aluminum/metal housing (high quality, but over time may show wear)+Decent weight/heft to it (enough to feel it in your hand, light enough for a metal usb drive)+Discreet labels, nothing fancy-No LED/activity indicator (may be a pro/con for some)-Cap feels slightly thinner than expected, gives a bit of a cheaper feel to it (may wear out over time, and start coming off)I got this for $26, and at that price it's highly recommended for 32GB, but at the current price ($30) it's difficult to justify $1/1GB pricing almost, especially when there's plenty of alternatives available for much less.

Great speeds and design got 110 read and 40 write speed

Otherwise the design is great and transfer rate was up to mark

I use it a lot, it has a nice finish design and nice size as well.

I won't bother leaving transfer speeds but the design is good

I can't complain about the speed, I like the design (a little too

It's fast, good quality drive although not every computer support USB 3.0

Great build quality and super fast transfers with USB 3.0...

Also doesn't get hot which had me worried as I was debating which flash to buy

Great build quality and not like those typical plastic USB's

But every thing else is good, the quality and speed is very nice.

Just as advertised, this is a nice speedy USB 3.0 flash drive

When this usb goes bad, it becomes unrecognized by systems.

I lost my previous USB 2.0 flash drive, so I figured it was time to upgrade to a USB 3.0 compatible drive

Pros:USB 3.0 is faster than USB 2.0Cons:It's not as fast as I expected it to be

Overall, a cheap, great, fast, and voluminous USB 3.0 drive.

It has great data transfer speeds compared to most flash drives, even other USB 3.0 drives

It is slow when transferring small files, like lots of documents, for example

Also doesn't get hot which had me worried as I was debating which flash to buy

If you have a computer with USB 3.0 jacks you'll enjoy the faster transfer rates.

This drive has the best transfer speeds of any USB drive I've ever used

I wasn't familiar with ADATA and thought it would be a cheap, larger flash drive.

My ADATA is probably the freshest-smelling flash drive around

This was one of the cheapest 3.0 flash drives when I purchased

and they are all good, but this guy is as good as it gets and for the money, a really good flash drive

and they are all good, but this guy is as good as it gets and for the money, a really good flash drive

This stick is ridiculously fast, especially for the price

great little USB stick, works great, has good solid speeds with usb 3.0 even on usb 2.0 seems to be go faster than most of my old 2.0 sticks

This stick looks great, works great too but have capacity only 59.3GB

This stick looks great, works great too but have capacity only 59.3GB

This is a funny shaped memory stick, that works faster than a usb 2.0 stick, but not much in my opinion.

This USB 3.0 Flash Drive has a very fast speed to convey the files from it to computer or from computer to itself

Very fast transfer speeds on a USB 3.0 port and good speed on a 2.0 port.

Constantly disconnects from my computer and has slower speed than my USB 2.0 drives from PATRIOT!!!

The write speeds for the 16 gig model are actually quite poor while the write speeds for the 64 gig model are decent for the price

While the write speeds for this 8GB version are disappointing, it is not that important to me

Absolute hate the product and will not buy from adata again

Whether the connector/port was damaged or the product itself was faulty I'm not sure, but this drive will now only work on my USB 3.0 devices

comparing products on a 2.0 connection, this product is faster,in usb 3.0 is great

I have purchased this product recently and don't recommend to anyone

Very nice and good product, the price and quality are equal to each other

Other than that, it works as advertised, it's not big (tall, so if you have stacked USB it sucks)Doesn't have a LED on it, which is strange, but not a big deal for me

Just as advertised, this is a nice speedy USB 3.0 flash drive

Works as advertised, great transfer rates and the body has a nice solid feel to it

Also doesn't get hot which had me worried as I was debating which flash to buy

the speed is faster than most thumb drives but at the same time it isn't as fast as advertised

I love the construction and performance, as well as the price of course

Second one has very erratic read/write rates, with read rates sometimes dropping to zero.....very poor net speed performance

I recommend this product to everyone I know because of its great price and performance

This severely reduces the range of any mouse receiver or wireless network adapter in close proximity to the USB 3.0 device, resulting in spotty performance and intermittent disconnects.

First one started failing with first use (USB disconnect during sustained writes over a few minutes, i/o errors, etc) -- verified on two different computers.

My only grouse is that you can lose the cap if you do not keep an eye on it

The only thing that I don't really like is that the top cap is loose and easy to lose.

The cap had also gotten loose and would not stay on the drive.

The only thing that I don't really like is that the top cap is loose and easy to lose.

The cap can go on both ends of the stick, so hopefully I won't lose it

Again, ran ADATA USB Flash Drive Online Recovery (V2.0.8.12) with failure this time.

It looks pretty sleek, seems pretty sturdy, and feels like it will last a long time

This drive has again failed, it would not be recognized when inserted, plug, unplug several times until recognition then lose it right in the middle of file transfer

I do not recommend you waste your time with this drive; it is precarious and unreliable.

I have lost the lid 2 times already so that is kind of frustrating

The cost of this is almost similar to the cheap plastic ones

I haven't uploaded much to it yet, but all of my files are backed-up on it and it runs just as fast as when I first got it

Unfortunately, carrying it around on my key chain all day scratched the plastic up badly and

Unfortunately, carrying it around on my key chain all day scratched the plastic up badly and

Very solid construction (except for the cheap plastic cap,

and they are all good, but this guy is as good as it gets and for the money, a really good flash drive

Also doesn't get hot which had me worried as I was debating which flash to buy

It's missing an LED status light and you can lose the cap since it's detachableOverall

Only one smal disappointment - no status light, hard to understand if its working or not.

Only one smal disappointment - no status light, hard to understand if its working or not.

BUT they are 2.0, sometimes have compatibility issues with car USB ports (new 2014 Caddy XTS as an example), not easy to use on a regular basis and don't hold a candle to the feel/finish of this item

I have an asus board that was one of the first boards to start using 3.0, so maybe it's just a compatibility issue

and they are all good, but this guy is as good as it gets and for the money, a really good flash drive

I use Macbook Pro Retina and maybe there's some compatibility issue b/w Mac and the drive?

I use Macbook Pro Retina and maybe there's some compatibility issue b/w Mac and the drive?

so I bought a Crucial 64 gigabyte solid state hard disk drive 64 gigabytes because It was all I could afford, and sure enough It ran out of

I mean, let's be honest and know that on a standard hard disk drive laptop or desktop, it's not going to be anywhere near as fast as the USB drive's maximum

but I put this together to compare flash storage and regular hard disk.

No problem ghosting hard disks to this drive in FreeDOS or flashing firmwares and BIOS files either.

My 256 gigabyte Western Digital hard disk drive crashed so wanting to get away from them mechanical hard disk drives

Will see how the ADATA replacement does, though I'm a bit skeptical at this point.09/26/13 Update: upgraded one star to three star review as replacement device seems to be functioning as advertised

I use Macbook Pro Retina and maybe there's some compatibility issue b/w Mac and the drive?

Really 4.5 stars because cap is a bit loose when you store on the non-business end, also the hole for keychain is tiny and curved, therefore difficult to access, but I'm on this page because I'm looking to buy more

Formatted it and the issue hasn't happened again, but it makes me a bit skeptical about the protection of the data I store on it, so I haven't used it heavily.

When copying a single or small file over USB3 like a word doc it is transferred so fast the window never even pops up that tells you its copying which can be a bit difficult to tell if you actually did copy it or not, downside of the speed