Kingston DataTraveler Exodia Onyx USB Flash Drive 3.2 Gen 1
Kingston DataTraveler Exodia Onyx USB Flash Drive 3.2 Gen 1 DTXON/256GB – with Sleek Moving Cap
Sleek on-the-go storage
- Speed may vary due to host and device configuration.
- Some of the listed capacity on a Flash storage device is used for formatting and other functions and thus is not available for data storage. As such, the actual available capacity for data storage is less than what is listed on the products.
| Weight: | 8 g |
| Dimensions: | 6.07 x 2.1 x 1.02 cm; 8 Grams |
| Brand: | Kingston |
| Model: | DTXON/256GB |
| Colour: | Black |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | Kingston |
| Dimensions: | 6.07 x 2.1 x 1.02 cm; 8 Grams |
For some reason the supplier (ebuyer) decided not to post the item, so contacted the customer services for e-buyer and then they decided to act and send the item (I don’t know what their problem was).
Brought it to use as external storage, for Blink security system and it’s done that job, not had any problems with it at all.
Can’t vouch for reliability, as haven’t had it long enough.
I thought that as it is about 35% cheaper than its competitors it might be ‘too good to be true’ like many of the Chinese unbranded large capacity memory products. So I copied 128GB of video and music and anything else I could find and then replayed a random selection of it to make sure that it wasn’t just wrapping round ay 8GB like fake ones do.
It tested perfectly.
So, this could very easily be the cheapest real 128GB thumbdrive on Amazon. You can buy it with confidence.
Great size USB and works as you’d expect it to but putting files on takes a while. Just put the kettle on if you’re putting large files like movies on etc. small ones aren’t such a problem.
Good value be vary won’t fit in PS4 pro as usb gap on console to small to accept this stick for general use should be found if out put on device is to small consider buying some other stick as I bought it to back up PS4 pro console ended up using another flash drive I ordered. Comes fat 32 as s standard.
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speeds in line with the ones other people have posted, totally fine for my use and great value at the price I paid. they’re not the fastest usbs on the market, but they’re not trying to be. Have 2 of this specific type and have had a couple other Kingston over the years and none have died yet so I’m not expecting durability issues.
They look nice. Not much else to say on appearance. They don’t scream premium, but again, they aren’t priced premium… So…
This is a decent 128GB USB drive. I paid 5.89 it came pre-formatted as FAT32, this shows in Windows as 115GB. I formatted to exFAT.
The cover slights in an out to reveal the USB connector. The movement is quite stiff. On the plus side, it won’t open accidently, on the negative, it’s a bit difficult to open or close. The back has a piece for you to attach it to your key chain, it looks thick enough to last.
I plugged it into a blue SS (SuperSpeed) USB port. The speed test. Read: 115 MB/s and Write: 37 MB/s. So marginly faster write speed than the AmzonBasics version in the CrystalDiskMark test, and at half the price. However in the real world test it was much, much slower.
A 500MB file took about 50 seconds to copy. A 1.2GB file took about 1 min 50 seconds, so real world writing at 11 MB/s. That’s pretty slow.
The finish and materials used result in a good product. Nice quality little usb overall there’s nothing to say negative about this. The storage amount was exactly as advertised and transferred at an acceptable speed. For the small price tag this a great little usb that feels well.
*This is not legally binding, results may vary according to individual washing machines
I bought the 256gb model for 11 and I consider this to be a good purchase, for storing files and media.
My only issue was that for some odd reason the USB drive was malfunctioning when I attempted to move some more files away from my phone onto it after having done so before for a little bit and was asking that I format the drive to make it usable, so I moved everything onto my pc temporarily from my drive and formatted the USB drive to exFAT which made it function again for my phone, this was done via an OTG cable I should mention too.