USB Flash Drive 32Gb - Transcend JetFlash 380G TS32GJF380G купить

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-- I have only used this by transferring a small file to the drive from a computer, then copying that file to my phone (Moto X) and tablet (Nexus 7). Did not have a problem doing this.
-- The drive should work with ANY computer (Windows, Mac & Linux) that has a USB port (assuming it is USB or above :-).
-- The drive will ONLY work on phones & tablets that support USB On-The-Go (OTG).
----You can go to Transcend's web site to see if your device ( phone or tablet) will work, however I suggest that you go to the maker of your device to see if it supports OTG. Transcend's site seems (to me) overly complicated and if I remember it said that the Nexus 7 was not supported which is not correct.
-- You will need software on your device to read the drive. I suggest that you use ES File Explorer.
---- ES File Explorer is free and can be found in the Google Play store and Amazon's Apps for Android.
Pros:
-- It works.
-- It is small (a little over an inch with the cap on). Granted, its small size can be a Con for some. :-)
-- You can use your hands to open the package. No tools needed.
Cons:
-- It comes with a removable small cap that covers the micro USB end that is BEGGING to be lost.
--- If you have a small lanyard, then I suggest that you thread the rope in between the cap and hole on the body of the drive. That way you would not lose the cap and you can attach the drive to a key ring.
-- It does not come with a lanyard. See above why I think that is a good ideal.
It works as advertised but I had two minor gripes about it. the first is that the cap always got lost. I ended up putting a tiny key ring between the drive and the cap to hold them together so then of course the little hole on the cap I can't win. The other issue that I had with it is that it gets surprisingly hot when it is in use. Not like burn you, or cook breakfast hot, but definitely much hotter than any other flash drive I have ever used. Just for my peace of mind I actually ended up fashioning a makeshift heat sink out of office supplies for when I has to use it backup files from my phone. Probably overkill but it made me feel a little better.
Also worth noting I have used it with a Nexus 5 and 7, and a Moto X (2014 version) and it worked perfectly with each one.
*** Update***
Ok, I just had to pop back into mention that this is officially no longer the hottest flash drive that I have ever used that crown has been officially passed down to the SanDisk Cruiser Fit That one really does get alarmingly hot, and I am pretty it sure could burn you.
This is so quick and easy for transferring stuff/storing of my android phone. In the earlier days of android you could simply just hook a usb cable to your phone and computer, the computer would then recognize as a mass transfer, and you could simply drag and drop. With the more secure android OS now, or at least with my Samsung S4, it doesn't work on XP (office computer) without issues, and on windows 7 transfer times are painfully slow whether they are USB, wifi direct, or blue tooth. This device will transfer stuff much faster and without the hassle of having to install anything on either your phone or PC. Plug it into your phone, copy the files you want, then plug the other end into a pc and copy them back. Even though it seems like an extra step- the file transfer is much faster than a direct connection between the phone and PC. The only thing I would like to improve on this would be how it attaches to the keyring- I wish it could connect in a way that i would not have to take it off my keyring to use it (micro usb end)