Orico U301 256 GB USB-A USB-C USB 3.2 Gen 1 Pendrive - Sidabrinis

Two connectors for different devices

The USB-A and USB-C connection makes it easy to transfer data between computers, phones, tablets, and other compatible devices. The rotating design allows you to quickly select the desired connector, eliminating the need to carry a separate adapter. This solution streamlines data exchange at home, in the office, or while traveling.

Fast transfer in the USB 3.2 Gen 1 standard

Read speeds of 90-130 MB/s and write speeds of 25-50 MB/s make copying documents, photos, and videos a breeze. Shorter file transfer times help streamline daily workflows and data archiving. You can efficiently save new content and play back existing content.

Many devices and systems

The exFAT format ensures compatibility with Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and HarmonyOS, while USB-A and USB-C ports allow you to connect the drive to computers, smartphones, tablets, TVs, speakers, and other compatible devices. The drive also works with USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports.

Compact and lightweight form

The 3.3 x 1.2 x 0.7 cm casing weighs just 9 g, making it easy to carry in a pocket, case, or bag. Its compact design doesn't take up much space and remains discreet when connected to a device. Its size also reduces the risk of covering nearby ports.

Metal housing with 360° rotating cover

The zinc alloy provides a solid, smooth casing and promotes heat dissipation during operation. The 360° rotating mechanism protects the unused connector, reducing the risk of damage, and allows for quick switching between USB-A and USB-C. This design allows for secure storage of the flash drive without a separate cap.

Worth knowing about flash memory

Actual memory capacity

The capacity displayed when the flash drive is connected may be slightly lower than the manufacturer's stated capacity. This is due to differences in how memory manufacturers and operating systems calculate capacity, as well as the space occupied by system files.

Operating temperature

During intensive data read or write operations, the flash drive may become warm. This is a normal component operating condition, and the zinc alloy metal casing helps dissipate the heat.

Actual transfer speed

Copy speeds may vary depending on the USB port used, operating system, memory format, file type, and device specifications. These speeds represent the range achievable under specific operating conditions.

Copying folders and individual files

Moving a folder containing many small files can take longer than copying one large file. The system must process each item individually, and performing multiple transfers simultaneously can further reduce speed.

Protecting important data

It's also a good idea to store important documents, photos, and other files on a second drive or in a different location. Regularly backing up your files reduces the risk of data loss in the event of damage or loss of the drive.