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ADATA N005 Pro USB flash drive review
Posted by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 12/01/2011 02:00 PM [ 0 comment(s) ]
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The packaging USB flash drive is nothing special at default, except for the price that is. We didn't mentioned it just yet but the product is priced at 100 EUR for today's tested 64GB model. Have a peek at some product shoot photo's.
The first USB 3.0 flash drives called N005 Pro.
It has 180MB/sec read speed and 90MB/sec write speed. With this faster speed, I think it is the best USB 3.0 flash drives from ADATA. The N005 Pro is available in 8GB, 16GB, 32GB and 64GB storage capacities.
The design of N005 Pro is quite slim for USB flash drives.
All models offer lifetime warranty and lets you download Norton Internet Security 2012 (60 day trial), UFDtoGO and other value-added software products.
The N005 is fitted into a snug, black aluminum enclosure with an accompanying metal cap that can be snapped onto the rear to avoid being lost.
ADATA N005 Pro USB flash drive review
ADATA recently released a USB stick, all 3.0 compatible and it's called the N005 Pro from their Nobility series of products. We test the 64GB version of this model, and their N005 Pro is fast for USB flash storage alright, the little fracker can get you read performance of 180MB/sec peaks while writing just under 90 MB/sec.
ADATA recently released a USB stick, all 3.0 compatible and it's called the N005 Pro from their Nobility series of products. We test the 64GB version of this model, and their N005 Pro is fast for USB flash storage alright, the little fracker can get you read performance of 180MB/sec peaks while writing just under 90 MB/sec.