SanDisk Cruzer Blade 16GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive
- Keep your digital world in your pocket in our smallest package
- Transfer and share photos, videos, songs and other files between computers with ease
- Store more with capacities up to 16GB
- Worry not because your SanDisk Cruzer Blade USB flash drive is backed by a 2-year warranty
Keep your favorite files with you on the small and very portable SanDisk Cruzer BladeTM USB flash drive. Sleek in style and great in value, the SanDisk Cruzer Blade USB flash drive is the small, swift way to save, transfer and download your digital content from computer to computer, or take it on-the-go. Simply pop your pictures, tunes and other fun files onto the SanDisk Cruzer Blade and start sharing with your family and friends. It’s easy as can be, all on SanDisk’s small
List Price: $ 24.99
Price: $ 4.40
Slow read/write speed,
I purchased this drive to serve as a USB stick on my XBox 360, replacing an older SanDisk Cruzer Micro 4 GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive SDCZ6-4096-A11. The first thing I noticed was that everything took much longer to load and any game that had an auto-save feature was basically unplayable during the save. So after some more testing on a real computer, I found this drive to perform at about half the read/write speed of my previous drive (avg of only about 5MB/sec both ways I believe).
A complete waste of money honestly for what I intended to use it for. The look is really awesome, however, if that is all you are going for.
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|An OK flash drive…,
Overall, this USB flash drive is an OK product. Like a previous user has said, it is a bit slow writing, but has decent read speeds. I’m not sure what happened to SanDisk’s flash drives but a lot of people are experiencing slow speeds across various SanDisk flash drives.
Pros:
+ Small
+ No cap to lose
+ Decent read speeds (~16MB/s)
+ No software pre-installed
Cons:
- Slow write speeds (~4MB/s)
- No LED
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|Small but very slow,
It’s quite small, but really slow.
On sequential write, the speed slowly goes up from 55k/s to 4.8M/s over the course of 1GB.
On small files, the write speed is even worse, it stays below 3M/s all the time.
This is incredibly slow for a modern usb stick.
Read is fine at about 20 M/s.
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