Partition Manager For Usb Flash Drives

Best value in 32GB USB Flash Drives also reliable so far

If you have USB 2 drives on your older computer then stay with PNY 64 GB Flash Drives. They work and are FAT 32 formated. No Problems with these Flash Drives. I tried 128 GB Flash Drives that were suppose to work on USB 2 thru USB 3. My first file copied to them and the memory crashed and burned. I ordered the PNY 64 GB USB 2 and they are excellent. Smaller GB but always work.

These USB flash drives are very convenient for keeping my files backed up and available wherever I go.

Works just fine for six USB flash drives, wish they make larger ones. The case is seemingly well made, but time will tell...

These flash drives are perfect for backup on the laptop or my phone. I like having both USB connections available.

Delivery is amazing it goes out moments after I ordered it and arrives almost overnight...Price is a hundred dollars off when on sale and your computers laptop can follow anywhere you need to take it. Last but not lleast this device will display for both the A or C usb making sure it's adapt ability today and into the future. I bought a bunch to archive photos since I find dvds degrade over time and flash drives are solid state dependable I also bought the usb flash drive shuttle to protect the drives overtime

I have purchased may Lacie hard drives over the years. They are easy to set up, partition and use They have performed flawlessly and the 16TB is no different

So for the folks who remember this company from 2000 and their advertisements for products geared towards the Mac market, it should be noted that as of 2014 that LaCie is a Seagate company. In as much as I have seen my fair share of 1TB + Seagate hard drives die since 2009, this was slightly disappointing to find out as I was coming close to filling up my 4TB WD My Passport Ultra and needed more capacity in a single drive. Also note: these are two physical drives in one. With that the folks who are used to throwing out the initial files contained on the drive out of the box need to refrain. The initial software is needed to put those two drives in a RAID 0, another drawback, is on the drive. There is an option to make a 2.5TB RAID 1. It’s on a 400 MB FAT32 partition initially. After setup the files are on the drive still but the 400MB partition is gone. And the setup application has to be run from the drive itself. If you backed up the files and deleted the partition trying to partition it manually, you can make another 400 MB FAT32 partition, labeled anything, and put the files back on the drive. Having to use this on the go a bunch I do like the big orange rubber surround on it. It is a few ounces heavier than my WD My Passport Ultra 4TB was: ~12.4 ounces to WDs ~9.4 or so. You don’t feel the drives rotating when you disconnect, so it seems you have some protection from minor shocks and impacts. As for performance, it seems right on par with the WD My Passport Ultra 4TB. All in All, it’s a good buy. Cool to have something from them. Just hope I don’t have to use that 2 Years of data recovery protection on the count of this being a RAID 0 implementation in practice. There just wasn’t a WD option beyond 4TB in a mobile drive out there :).

After downloading and installing the QNAP raid manager set up was very easy. I connect the housing with 4 new 8TB Seagate Iron Wolf drives. The raid manager took me to Mac drive utility for formatting the drives. The the walk through process to set up the raid 10 was very easy. Very happy so far at 2 weeks into using.

The SanDisk 512GB Extreme Pro USB 3.2 flash drives are well made - one notices the weight and quality upon lifting it. They store a lot of data for a USB drive and transfer data quickly. I've owned and used a number of these and have never experienced a problem with them. Highly recommended.