Testseek.com have collected 26 expert reviews of the Lexar JumpDrive P10 USB3 and the average rating is 88%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Lexar JumpDrive P10 USB3.
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Published: 2014-06-02, Author: François , review by: 01net.com
La JumpDrive P10 offre une capacité élevée et de très bonnes performances tant pour les gros que pour les petits fichiers. Elle est livrée sans logiciel mais se rattrape par la qualité de son boîtier. Attention avant de l'acheter, nous avons constaté des...
Abstract: Einen vierten Teil unseres USB 3.0 Stick Roundups durften wir bisher leider immer wieder verschieben, in der Hauptsache weil die Geräte schlecht bis gar nicht verfügbar waren und sich einmal mehr bewahrheitet hatte, dass Paper Launches mittlerweile zum
Es gibt immer noch große Unterschiede bei den Datenübertragungsraten. Die schnellsten Sticks im Test erreichen sowohl beim Lesen als auch beim Schreiben Transfergeschwindigkeiten von deutlich über 200 MB/s. Die Spreu vom Weizen trennt vor allem das Schrei...
Published: 2013-12-03, Author: Vahid , review by: techpowerup.com
Excellent average write performance, Advertised speed can only be reached rarely, High quality unibody casing, Retractable USB connector, Little string to attach to keychain included, Available in 16GB, 32GB, or 64GB capacity, Built-in red activity LED
Average read performance is less than that of the Triton, Above average price, Simple string to attach to key chain, Larger than other high-end flash drives on the market
The Lexar JumpDrive P10 in its 32 GB capacity sells for just above 50 euros in Europe, while US readers need to shell out around 60-70 US dollars excluding taxes. Excellent average write performance Advertised speed can only be reached rarely High quality...
Small thumbdrive form, classy finish, decent speed
Very expensive price per gigabyte, limited capacity
It's smaller than most fast flash drives, and relatively inexpensive at £48. But since it's also the smallest in capacity of the drives on test here, it's also actually the poorest value in price/storage terms – that's £1.50 per gigabyte, and so eclipses...
High read and write speeds, Good 4K performance, Solid build quality
£45 price tag may still scare of some potential buyers,
PricingWith the 32GB model retailing for around £45 and the 16G and 64GB SKUs selling for around £35 and £85 respectively, they are by no means cheap drives. As we saw recently when I looked at the MX-ES SLC drive from Mach Xtreme, higher performance as o...
Abstract: USB storage drives are available in all shapes and sizes, from basic models to those shaped like a million themes such as sports cards, video game characters and food. Then there are the super durable models with waterproof and shockproof coatings. Rea...
Les clés USB3 se démocratisent, et on ne peut que saluer l'effort des constructeurs pour adapter cette interface moderne et performante que les joueurs affectionnent pour leurs produits nomades. Lexar, filiale de Micron, connait bien cette catégor...
