Best USB Flash Drives to Store Any Data You Need in India

The most common version of the JetFlash 350 is the drive with the built-in memory of 32Gb, although there are other capacities to choose from as well. You can find 4, 8, 16, 32 and 64Gb drives. All of them look the same and offer the same reading speed of 15 MB/s;  the writing speed differs, though. The JetFlash 350 with 4Gb memory has the speed of 4 MB/s, 8 Gb and 16 Gb - 7 MB/s and 32 and 64 Gb - 11 MB/s respectively. It should be mentioned that these parameters are not the fastest, but on the other hand, they allow recording and reproducing large amounts of data without any problems.

The JetFlash 350 offers a USB 2.0 interface with a bandwidth of 480 Mb/s. It should be noted that this interface is suitable not only for USB 2.0 ports, computers or laptops but also for USB 3.0 ports because the new generation of USB ports fully supports the previous ones. But in this case, USB 3.0 will provide the bandwidth of 2.0 standard. The Transcend also features a blue LED light indicating the power (lights) and read/write operations (blinks).

In the case of the controller initialization error or its freezing, the engineering utility ChipGenius version 4.0  will help you restore the USB flash drive functionality. You could also use a simpler JetFlash Online Recovery program.

An important criterion of the device performance is the writing and reading speed which both are extremely important when it comes to recording and transferring large amounts of data. The HP X715W drive has obvious speed advantages. The media with 16Gb memory has 70 MB/s and 20 MB/s reading and writing speed accordingly. It should be noted that older models, with significantly larger memory sizes, do not differ in these characteristics too much. The 32, 64 and 128Gb drives have 75 Mb/s reading and 30 Mb/s writing speed. The USB standard plays an important role in achieving high transferring, reading, and writing speed. The HP X715W uses USB 3.0. This standard increases the maximum data transfer rate up to 5 Gbit/s, which is much higher than the previous 2.0 standard. By the way, if your laptop does not have 3.0 ports, there is nothing to worry about, as 3.0 is absolutely compatible with all previous standards.

The speed of this model is equal to the 10 class SDHC memory cards used for streaming video in FHD quality.

Things happen. Sometimes we can accidentally delete a file or even a whole folder with some important data. What to do? The main thing is not to panic, and then it is only the matter of skills and reasonable solutions. The Recuva utility from Piriform company is one of the absolutely free and easy but effective ways of recovering deleted data. It can recover deleted information both on your PC HDD and flash media.

Having chosen the SanDisk Ultra Pen Drive, you get a benefit of being able to pick up the drive capacity according to your needs. The following modifications are available: 16, 32, 64, 128 and even 256Gb. It is worth noting that the drive features reading and writing high-speed rate, which is a great plus. The company claims that saving a movie on this USB flash drive takes only 40 seconds. Of course, you might be skeptical about this statement but still, let's consider everything as it really is. This model really has a very high reading speed, reaching up to 100 Mb/s, and the writing speed will directly depend on the port the flash drive is being connected to. You will get the maximum speed connecting it to USB 3.0, as the USB flash drive belongs to this type. On average, recording up to 10 Gb of information will take 4 minutes. For sure, it beats a lot of records and indicates that the manufacturer claims aren't that far from to be true.

The SanDisk Ultra Pen Drive protects your personal data from access by unwanted users. An exclusive SanDisk SecureAccess software allows you to create a password-protected folder for storing all your personal data there.

If you lose your data, you can use the Sandisk branded solution, namely the SanDisk RescuePRO and RescuePRO Deluxe programs, which will help recover the deleted files on a professional level. By the way, this software is available not only for computers running Windows but also for laptops and all-in-one Apple solutions.

The Kingston flash card is not only very compact but also a very practical solution. The USB flash drive is recognised equally well by computers running not only on such popular operating systems as Windows or MAC OS, but also more specific ones, such as Linux, and even Chrome OS. In particular, you can connect the OTG cable to Android tablets with the OTG support, and the Kingston DataTraveler SE9 will be recognised. The memory capacity of 8 GB enables you to store all your documents and important information safe. The USB 2.0 interface provides trouble free operation and processing of files in any format. A standard open USB A connector allows you to use the device with any PC and even with modern models of TVs, DVDs, Blu-ray players.

As a rule, flash drives are formatted in Fat 32, which doesn't make a difference unless you need to write very big files. If that's exactly what you buy the drive for, you may want to reformat it in NTFS. For your better understanding, NTFS (new technology file system) is a modern technologically advanced file system popular between Windows users, which isn't surprising, given that it's been developed by the same Microsoft. The bad thing, though, is that most other existing operating systems seem not to recognize this format. 

Before ejecting the drive from a digital camera or other host device, it is important to wait until all operations are completed, otherwise, you may run a risk of damaging the important data. 

An important feature of the Sony USM8W, as in fact of other flash drives, is the characteristics of writing and reading. Considering the fact that the USB flash drive belongs to the USB 2.0 standard, its performance is pretty good. The reading speed is about 20 Mb/s, while the writing speed is about 11 Mb/s. Approximately, this speed enables you to record several movies with the total weight of about 6 GB. Moreover, it will take just about 8 minutes. Of course, no USB 2.0 flash drive can cope with multi-threaded recording, so if you want to record the data in several streams quickly, it is advisable to use an external HDD.

An important factor seriously influencing and determining the device capacity is the frequency of overwriting the memory cells. The specifics of memory organisation at the physical level should be taken into account. The written data occupy the very first memory cells. After these data are deleted, the cells get the status of free and they are occupied by the new recorded data. In this case, the middle and for sure, the last cells remain unused. If you frequently delete/record data, the first cells "are used up" much quicker than others. What to do in this case? It is enough to follow a simple word of advice - do not delete the files if it is not necessary. Let your USB flash drive be staffed. Then if there is not enough free space, you can format it or just delete unnecessary data.

When you eject a flash drive, use the "safely remove of devices and disks" function. This is a small notification icon that appears when you connect a disk device to the USB port. Ignoring this function can lead to negative consequences. The user risks losing the recorded on the USB drive data, or it may even put the drive out of operation.