Master USB 3.0 Drives Extreme Speed 16GB $13.99, 32GB $23.95, 64GB $39.95, 128GB $85.95

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AssociatedPStorageSpecialist @ eBay Australia storage_specialist on 10/10/2012 - 10:56 ebay.com.au (1496 clicks)
Last edited 12/10/2012 - 00:52 by 1 other user

Buy USB 3.0 drives for the same or cheaper price of USB 2.0

Just FYI, Sandisk Cruzer Blade, Fit, Switch with writing speed only 4-5MB/s!

Master USB 3.0 Drives Sustained Write speed:

• 16GB - 20MB/s
• 32GB - 25MB/s
• 64GB - 27MB/s
• 128GB -27MB/s

Links to products:

• Master 16GB Ultra 2 USB 3.0 50/20MB/s $13.99

• Master 16GB Ultra Nickel coating USB 3.0 50/20MB/s $13.99

• Master 32GB Ultra USB 3.0 80/25MB/s $23.95

• Master 32GB Ultra 2 Nickel coating USB 3.0 80/25MB/s $23.95

• Master 64GB Ultra 2 USB 3.0 80/30MB/s $39.95

• Master 128GB Ultra 2 USB 3.0 80/30MB/s $85.95

Note:

• All our products are brand new genuine products.
• Items will be shipped with Australia Post from our Sydney.
• Orders are packed/shipped within 1-2 business day.
• Prices include 10% GST + Tax Invoice.
• All MAster comes with a 2 year warranty.
• ABN: 18116206421

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    Knightelf on 15/10/2012 - 20:48

    Ok I figured out the drive goes in too far into the socket. If I pull it out a bit it works. Weird, never had this problem with other drives.

    Anyway sent you a message on eBay.

    On the upside, the drive is really fast when it works.

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    OverDue on 16/10/2012 - 16:37

    I've also experience intermittent non response issues.. and also i have unplugged it and plugged it back in, in order to get it to work.. quite sporadic.

    In terms of speed, i'm running a Retina MBP withe SSD and transfers at about 68MB/s, monitored with iStat. wtf?! so quick!!!

    I hope the drive is reliable..

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  cruise control on 16/10/2012 - 11:05

  Just received my usb via mail. Works just fine :)

  It's my inner geekiness speaking but I also noticed that at the instructions at the back reads "1GB = 1,000,000,000 bytes". Strictly speaking 1GB is about 1,073,741,824.

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