Seriously, its a awesome pendrive in such a low and Unbelievable price ,just in 975 ? , bought WS Retail. (My friends were wondering .. LOL.) Now come to performance : For USB 2 Supported ports Read-30-35 MBPS Write-20-30 MBPS ( was not going below then 19 MBPS) For USB 3 Supported Ports Read-50-60 MBPS Write-30-37(the peak i saw) MBPS Copied 11 Gigs of data in just 4 mins 30 secs

Should you buy this? Well, considering how closely its priced to other 32 GB pen drives, the decision is a no-brainer. While it isnt a scorcher like the SanDisk Extreme pen drive (you can find my review on Flipkart), it definitely has enough grunt to actually make it worth the very small premium. Don't have a USB 3.0 port? Well it's still worth it. You are still guaranteed a certain level of performance. Build quality is good. The pen drive is fairly small and light. The housing is plastic with a sliding USB connector at one end and a gap at the other to attach a lanyard. The sliding mechanism feels good and has a locking mechanism. The USB connector is coloured blue to indicate USB 3.0 compatibility. The plastic housing has a matte finish on the sides and bottom and feels quite durable. The feel however does not come close to the awesome soft-touch feel of the SanDisk extreme. The top of the housing is glossy plastic to accentuate the SanDisk logo and add a bit of shine to the overall look. Performance summary: - Amazing read speeds for few large files. You want a USB 3.0 port to take advantage of the read speeds. - Pretty good performance for many smaller files. Better than most in this price range. - Write speeds for few large files is pretty average. Was expecting more here. You won't lose much with a USB 2.0 port here. Benchmarks: CrystalDiskMark 3.0.2 x64 - Test - Read Speed - Write Speed - Seq. - 142.9 MB/s - 28.32 MB/s - 512K - 114.3 MB/s - 0.454 MB/s - 4K - 5.074 MB/s - 2.005 MB/s - 4K QD32 - 4.126 MB/s - 1.717 MB/s Disappointing sequential write speeds. The 4K transfer speeds are pretty good though. Note sure what is up with the 512K random write speeds. Some controller inefficiency maybe? Single file copy; 3758 MB file on a RAM disk. - Read - 29.4 seconds - 127.82 MB/s - Write - 112.5 seconds - 33.40 MB/s Read speed were very consistent peaking to about 130 MB/s. Write speed started very slowly before settling in. The speeds fluctuated between 27 MB/s and 40 MB/s in a very regular pattern (graph looked like a sine wave :D). Peak speeds of 47 MB/s were observed. Multiple file copy; 1196 files over 8 folders totalling to 3825 MB on a RAM disk. The files consist of some ~5 MB photos taken on DSLR and some 1~2 MB photos taken on a phone. - Read - 44.75 seconds - 85.47 MB/s - Write - 139.56 seconds - 27.40 MB/s Read speeds were again very good, with very little fluctuation. Write speeds were strictly average. Nothing worth mentioning here. Configuration: ASRock Z87M Extreme4 Core i5 4670K 2 x 4GB 1600 Mhz DDR3 RAM Windows 8 64-bit Dataram RAMDisk The motherboard software comes with a tool called XFastUSB which can increase the transfer speed for smaller file sizes. All tests were run with XFastUSB disabled.

Seriously, its a awesome pendrive in such a low and Unbelievable price ,just in 975 ? , bought WS Retail. (My friends were wondering .. LOL.) Now come to performance : For USB 2 Supported ports Read-30-35 MBPS Write-20-30 MBPS ( was not going below then 19 MBPS) For USB 3 Supported Ports Read-50-60 MBPS Write-30-37(the peak i saw) MBPS Copied 11 Gigs of data in just 4 mins 30 secs

Should you buy this? Well, considering how closely its priced to other 32 GB pen drives, the decision is a no-brainer. While it isnt a scorcher like the SanDisk Extreme pen drive (you can find my review on Flipkart), it definitely has enough grunt to actually make it worth the very small premium. Don't have a USB 3.0 port? Well it's still worth it. You are still guaranteed a certain level of performance. Build quality is good. The pen drive is fairly small and light. The housing is plastic with a sliding USB connector at one end and a gap at the other to attach a lanyard. The sliding mechanism feels good and has a locking mechanism. The USB connector is coloured blue to indicate USB 3.0 compatibility. The plastic housing has a matte finish on the sides and bottom and feels quite durable. The feel however does not come close to the awesome soft-touch feel of the SanDisk extreme. The top of the housing is glossy plastic to accentuate the SanDisk logo and add a bit of shine to the overall look. Performance summary: - Amazing read speeds for few large files. You want a USB 3.0 port to take advantage of the read speeds. - Pretty good performance for many smaller files. Better than most in this price range. - Write speeds for few large files is pretty average. Was expecting more here. You won't lose much with a USB 2.0 port here. Benchmarks: CrystalDiskMark 3.0.2 x64 - Test - Read Speed - Write Speed - Seq. - 142.9 MB/s - 28.32 MB/s - 512K - 114.3 MB/s - 0.454 MB/s - 4K - 5.074 MB/s - 2.005 MB/s - 4K QD32 - 4.126 MB/s - 1.717 MB/s Disappointing sequential write speeds. The 4K transfer speeds are pretty good though. Note sure what is up with the 512K random write speeds. Some controller inefficiency maybe? Single file copy; 3758 MB file on a RAM disk. - Read - 29.4 seconds - 127.82 MB/s - Write - 112.5 seconds - 33.40 MB/s Read speed were very consistent peaking to about 130 MB/s. Write speed started very slowly before settling in. The speeds fluctuated between 27 MB/s and 40 MB/s in a very regular pattern (graph looked like a sine wave :D). Peak speeds of 47 MB/s were observed. Multiple file copy; 1196 files over 8 folders totalling to 3825 MB on a RAM disk. The files consist of some ~5 MB photos taken on DSLR and some 1~2 MB photos taken on a phone. - Read - 44.75 seconds - 85.47 MB/s - Write - 139.56 seconds - 27.40 MB/s Read speeds were again very good, with very little fluctuation. Write speeds were strictly average. Nothing worth mentioning here. Configuration: ASRock Z87M Extreme4 Core i5 4670K 2 x 4GB 1600 Mhz DDR3 RAM Windows 8 64-bit Dataram RAMDisk The motherboard software comes with a tool called XFastUSB which can increase the transfer speed for smaller file sizes. All tests were run with XFastUSB disabled.