A while ago I tried doing a review of the first dual USB and Apple Lightning flash drive from ADATA - 32GB ADATA i-Memory Flash Drive UE710 for Apple iOS Devices. Checking that one now I see that it was already a month ago, though back then it did not get much interest as pretty much most of my other tech reviews posted, so I kind of stopped doing them for a while (not totally given up though). But back to the main topic, it seems that Adata has announced a new device that builds on top of their first one that I have reviewed, so I figured that I can post a quick update about it...
The new i-Memory Flash Drive AI920 is supposed to be smaller and faster, it comes with USB 3.1 interface (backwards compatible to older USB interfaces). The new size makes it pretty much as large as a regular compact flash drive while it still packs 32GB, 64GB or 128GB capacity for file storage. Another new addition is the drive being dust and water resistant, so essentially more durable and reliable. As far as functionality goes it should still use the same software and provide the same functionality as the drive that I have already review, so you can read more about that in the post linked. The only thing I'm not too happy about is that it only comes with two colors and they are pink and gold, no other more classic ones such as white or black...
Adata i-Memory Flash Drive AI920 Specifications:
Capacity - 32GB / 64GB / 128GB
Color - Gold / Rose Gold
Dimensions (L x W x H) - 37.8 x 16.9 x 6.9mm / 1.48 x 0.66 x 0.27inch
Weight - 3.6g / 0.13oz
Interface - Lightning / USB 3.1 Gen1, backward compatible with USB 3.0/2.0
Performance (Max.) USB3.1 Gen1 - Read Up to 150MB/s, Write Up to 30MB/s for 32GB (Up to 50MB/s
for larger models)
Performance (Max.) Lightning - Read Up to 30MB/s, Write Up to 20MB/s
File system - FAT32/exFAT
Warranty - 2 years
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