• Reviews around transfer (3.72 of 5)

    Samsung 64GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive Fit (MUF-64BB/AM)

    • Great product with a super fast file transfer
    • Gets pretty hot when transferring large amount of data, when in resting/ storage mode - no problems
    • beautiful and fast transfer
    • Slow transfer speeds on my Windows 10 laptop.
    • I used it the load ps2 games, holds up a lot of games, pros fast transfer and slim smart design, fast too when I load the games, com: its white which didn't match with the system, but it does help if I dropped
    • Great storage, fast transfer and the perfect option for a lot of high quality songs to put on a compact device for use in a new vehicle
    • Counterfeit flash drives seem to be a problem as they often look very similar to the real thing, but they are inferior quality and have slow transfer speeds and may have a lot less than the advertised storage
    • It's not the fastest file transfer but for what I intend to use it for, I don't need it to be.
    • Doesn't get all hot, fast transfer
    • Very SLOW transfer 2.0Mb MAX!?
    • works great quick transfer rates
    • Fast transfers and doesn't get too hot.
    • Fairly fast transfer rates, sturdy and stays in place.
    • Fairly fast transfer rates, sturdy and stays in place.
    • Fast transfer rates and super small.
    • Slow transfer that takes more than a minute to transfer just a 2GB movie from mac to this USB drive
    • Transfer was really fast for over 60 gig of files, with room to spare.
    • Fastest transfer rate I got was USB 1 speeds
    • Small size, fast transfers, Linux compatible.
    • Poor transfer from the desktop.
    • Positive:_Low cost_Quick transfer speeds_Clean
    • Great little size and fast transfer speed.
    • Very fast transfer rate
    • Only minor problems: gets hot when transferring too many files, and it's a bit slow when copying data.
    • Not a power user, but transfers seemed fast too me.
    • As other buyers pointed out, it does get hot while transferring large amounts of data
    • Insanely fast transfer speeds (Read ~120MBps), between 30 and 50MBps write speeds, and is so small it does not take up much space at all
    • So far so good, very rapid data transfer and so tiny!
    • It has 32 Gigs of storage, it's USB 3.0 for faster file transfer speeds, and it's pretty cheap
    • Awesome transfer speed
    • Large capacity, fast file transfers and small size
    • Transfer rates overy USB3 were fast and I didn't notice the unit getting overly warm
    • Fits snugly in USB ports and has very speedy transfer capabilities.
    • Fast transfer rate
    • Can get pretty warm when you are transferring a lot of GBs at once.
    • Blazing fast transfers on USB 3.0
    • Unbelievably slow transfer speeds
    • Get good transfer speeds
    • Fast transfers and a compact form-factor!
    • Don't expect some crazy transfer rate as the numbers advertised by every single manufacturer are typically synthetic benchmarks only obtainable via specific lab conditions
    • Feels great and transfers files quickly
    • works well and has fast transfer speeds (writing).
    • The entire transfer was just incredibly choppy, like the drive couldn't sync correctly with the USB controller
    • Its just large enough for easy removal and installation and files transfer quickly.
    • Super fast r/w speeds
    • I am confused as to how a company so large can produce and sell a product without even testing it or engineering it properly
    • No failures or data loss as of this review.
    • have used it for about 3 months and so far it works as good as to be expected from such a tiny usb stick
    • Test option: device manager policy - optimized for performanceThis drive is good as advertised, pretty good seq reading speed (~140MB/s)
    • The write is disappointing at around 20MB/s
    • With this drive I always get wonderful read speeds (about 130 MB/s) and very reasonable write speeds (30 - 60 MB/s)
    • The skinny: with large files it copies as fast as 30 MB/s, which is horrible for USB 3 device
    • On small files the write speed was horrendous, going as slow as 4 MB/s
    • Super fast r/w speeds