Transcend JetFlash 110 (2 GB) (TS2GJF110)
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- Speed Rating: Approx. 93x
- Type: USB Flash Drive
- Capacity: 2 GB
- USB Interface Type: USB 2.0
- Write Speed: 14 MB/s
- Read Speed: 18 MB/s
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Great for large items
Pros
VERY fast on large files
Cons
VERY slow on smaller files; cannot switch between secured and unsecured if not an administrator
Recommended it?
No
After doing quite a bit of research into USB drives, I decided on the 2GB Jetflash. Although there are reviews out there, no two sites reached the same conclusion, and no two sites reviewed the same models. I had to make a best guess.
The JetFlash does live up to its name on very large files. The larger the file, the faster it goes. However, if you copy small files (or use it to back up/transport your data, like word documents) you best should look elsewhere. It can take up to 45 minutes to write about 300MB when the files are small.
The secured area is very useful, although the program to "log in" to the secured area requires that you have administrator privileges enabled at that moment. While this may not be an issue for most, I purchased it because my work computer is a limited privileges system.
Finally, as confirmed by the company, you cannot resize your partition once it has been set. Your only choice is to reformat the drive and start again.
The JetFlash does live up to its name on very large files. The larger the file, the faster it goes. However, if you copy small files (or use it to back up/transport your data, like word documents) you best should look elsewhere. It can take up to 45 minutes to write about 300MB when the files are small.
The secured area is very useful, although the program to "log in" to the secured area requires that you have administrator privileges enabled at that moment. While this may not be an issue for most, I purchased it because my work computer is a limited privileges system.
Finally, as confirmed by the company, you cannot resize your partition once it has been set. Your only choice is to reformat the drive and start again.
