Transcend JetFlash 760 USB 3.0 Stick - Reviews
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21.1.2014
I decided to buy this Transcend brand based on a rave review it received on TopTenReviews.com for the JetFlash 700 series (rated as #1). In that review the only downside highlighted for the 700 series was the non-integrated cap -- losing a separate cap being a risk factor. As a next model to 700 series, this JetFlash 760 eliminates that downside with a capless design based on a slide-in/out mechanism, although it must be said this doesn't provide complete protection.Being a USB 3.0 device, the data transfer speed is very high as advertised: around 80MB/s sequential read; 17MB/s sequential write for a test data of 1000MB.
17.2.2013
Firstly, I'd like to express the fact that I'm an absolute gadget junkie, and I am an A level computing student and PC gamer, so I'm pretty tech savvy.Well, I bought this, because I needed a needed a new memory stick, having lost my old Kingston 8GB USB 2, and I recently bought a laptop too, so I thought I'd take advantage of my laptop's USB 3.0 port, and see the "speeds" first hand.Physically, it looks nice, but the gloss plastic finish is a magnet for dirt and fingerprints. The sliding mechanism feels a little flimsy as well, as there is not much of a definite "locking into place" part in the slide, which has caused it to go back in when I've tried to put it into the port,
13.7.2014
A USB flash drive that isn't built for your keychain. Get your mind past that and you've got yourself a usefully quick drive about the size of a packet of chewing gum.Not the last word in solid construction with the connector release button only needing a minimal press for the latch to disengage, (oddly enough the press down latch offers more of a resistance when trying to retract the connector than when preparing it for usage), but I guess it's not advertised as a robust drive.Otherwise it compares favourably on capacity and speed when judged against other similarly priced items, plus comes with the limited lifetime warranty.On the whole I have to say I'm impressed by the Transcend brand and the support software on offer.After plugging it into a Windows 7 laptop and formatting the drive,
4.11.2014
I run USB sticks into the ground due to heavy usage, this USB stick is battered, dropped, chipped, and scratched.> Works great, No corruption issues / not detected / no loss of data . (remember flash storage decays faster than HDD's)> Blue LED (flashes on file write).> Sliding capless design is nice but does feel like the "click" lock could go due to repeat usage.(Your file transfer experience may vary from mine)> 27-30mb write on USB 3.0> 15-20mb write on USB 2.0 (drops to 17-19mb on heavy MKV files over 3-4GB)> Reading from USB 3.0 hits 33+mb> Reading from USB 2.0 20-27mbMuch faster than my Lexar 32gb USB 3.0 for file transfers on USB 2.0 and on USB 3.0.Bought it because of it's mid range price which means you get a decent speed for your money,
17.4.2014
Ordered Sunday afternoon, delivered (with tracking from dispatch) Wednesday afternoon, well done!!As the title suggests I am very pleased with this product. I purchased this item to copy a recovery set for my new laptop, which is 21gigabyts in size. So, rather than use 5 discs and have to change disc each time one was written, I opted to use this flash drive and put the whole recovery set on one device.Total success, the whole process took about 15 minutes, for me that's pretty darn quick and I am sure that the usb 3.0 was a big facture.I`ve no idea how long the discs would have taken for the size of the copy but what I do know from previous experiences on copying images and backing up onto discs is,
14.8.2015
This 760 model is one of the larger USB flash memory which I've come across; it is very long. On many laptops where USB ports are provided side-by-side, it is not possible to have this in place with another USB plug next to it, no matter if it's a USB cable or a memory flash, hence one star deducted. However, having had USB 3.0 which fails to be USB 3.0 after a few uses (and which defaults back down to USB 2.0), and since having watched Fake Britain which adviced Buyers Beware (of fakes) I tended to buy Transcend and Scandisk, and in standard packaging rather than "frustration-free packaging". This 760 is not the fastest flash I have used but it is reliable.
8.10.2012
This is a great memory stick. It works far quicker than my Sandisk cruzer slice-16 gb. It did transfer speeds no less than 19 mb per second, and many times went over 21 mb per second. It is well built, but may seem flimsy but I have had it in my pocket for days and still fine. What else needs to be said? Well I don't have a usb 3 so I can't say about the performance anything in that respect, but certainly works well on usb 2. That is it, it works faster than any previous memory sticks I've had, good capacity and doesn't fall apart the first time you drop it or put it your pocket and forgot about it and looks good too. It's a good one!
6.12.2013
I bought three of these as a quick way to store multiple OS images (to rebuild machines quickly) and also for general file transfer.Speed is as you would expect from USB3 and transfers very quickly. The price is excellent, the only downside is that they feel cheap and plasticy. So far they've been fine, but the seem very flimsy and don't really inspire confidence. But then again, they don't have any important data on them, and as a quick way of moving files around then it's an ideal and cheap way of doing it
22.5.2013
Fantastic piece of kit and a fast drive, on a bench test its reading at 27mbps and writing at 19mbps at about half full capacity wise. My only gripe is its case, rattles around a bit. But none the less well worth the money.It would have been 5 stars if not fo the case, but don't let that put you off because its a value drive for its performance.
2.4.2012
The cap-less design is a must for me, since I am prone to losing them. One slight nit-pick: the purple slide has insufficiently strong detents at the ends of its travel to prevent it from moving in or out when the slightest pressure is accidentally placed on that side of the stick. Performance is very good, however, and its price, competitive.
24.11.2016
I carried out a few tests last night, small files peaked at 139 MB per second and larger files averaged 50-70 MB per second overall this is an excellent USB3 device very fast and better than a lot of other USB3 drives. It is stated that it can achieve 80MB per second but I found it much faster in general use.
24.4.2014
It does just what it says, huge storage and very fast too. I use it for backups and I can get all my daily use data on this flash drive so I can take it off site with the GFS system where at least one copy is always off-site.
12.2.2014
Excellent product - I have been using the Transcend JetFlash 760's for a year now and find them really reliable and USB 3.0 is fantastic, no more clock watching while copying files
9.10.2016
It is a bit of a flimsy design - the slider in and out. It works though and is a decent enough product and if it breaks, well transcend are good at replacing products.
6.1.2013
Good value stick, no complaints at all. Not quite as robust as some other sticks due to the slide in and our connector. Deliver prmpt and exactly as expected.