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My main use for it is to hold a copy of my library of FLAC, MP3, AAC, and ALAC files. It’s usually plugged into my network streamer. Whenever I purchase new FLAC tracks, I download them to my computer, write them to this drive, and then plug the drive into the streamer.
I’ve also used it to move large amounts of JPG and RAW photos from one computer to another.
Read/write speeds are as advertised, which is faster than any of the dozen or so USB drives I’ve owned. Build quality is excellent - the drive is tough as nails, yet the champagne color is elegant. It doesn’t feel hot when reading or writing large amounts of files or when plugged in to my computer for long periods of time.
It’s not the smallest USB drive for sure. It sticks out about an inch. But it doesn’t FEEL large and clunky to me, the way some heavy-duty drives do.
Highly recommended.
May I also just say: $45 for 128gb of storage is incredible. There are $1000 Apple laptops that have only 128gb of storage.

EVEN WORSE, THE REPLACEMENT SHIPPED WAS ALSO DEFECTIVE.
But Amazon was amazing, and backed up the product, as always.

Aesthetics: The sleek silver metal body looks nice, but when you insert it into your USB port and then take it back out you can see streak marks on the top and bottom parts of the flash drive frontal area.
Temp: The flash drive can get hot to the touch when you are copying or transferring and you would need to wait a bit before removing it.
Issues: A couple days later, after I opened up my flash drive I noticed the storage amount changed from 128 GB to 32 GB; I tried formatting from what support told me but it didn't work. I ended up getting help with someone from discord and this solution helped me:
1. Click Start, type in Command Prompt and open it
2. In Command prompt type in "Diskpart"
3. Type "list disk"
See what Disks you have, if you only have one disk in your computer then Disk 0 is your storage and Disk 1 is your Flash drive.
4. Type "Select disk 1"
5. Type "clean"
6. Close out of Command Prompt, click start, type in Disk Management and open it
7. Look for the disk there with the black bar and right click the white space below it
8. Click New Simple Volume
9. Make sure the simple volume is on the max space, click next
10. Assign driver letter, click next
11. My file system options were exFAT and NTFS, I chose NTFS
12. Make sure Allocation unit size on default
12. Uncheck "perform a quick format", click next, finish, let it format and bam
You can rename your Flash Drive back to Samsung so you don't get confused later on. I was initially going to give this a 4 star just because of the etching on the flash drive and heat issue, but since I had to do all this to fix an issue that shouldn't have happened I'm giving it a 3 star. Will update later if I have future issues.










Buy the old Samsung USB. I linked it below because this new one is trash.
https://www.amazon.com/Samsung-METAL-Flash-MUF-32BA-AM/dp/B013CCTJKE/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1538872011&sr=8-4&keywords=samsung%2Bmetal%2Busb&th=1

This must be Karma... I've poo pooed Samsung for years to this must be their cosmic revenge.

I was testing USB ports and cables for a new computer build using ATTO Disk Benchmark version 4.00.0f2. with the following settings:
Direct I/O – enabled
Bypass Write Cache – enabled (to see the real speed)
Verify Data – enabled
I/O Size – 512 B to 64 MB
File Size – 256 MB
Test Pattern – Random
Typical Write Speed – 48 MB/s to 50 MB/s (with block sizes over 128 KB)
Typical Read Speed – 280 MB/s to 320 MB/s (with block sizes over 128 KB)
After about 80 to 100 passes the Write Speed would erratically drop to 8 MB/s to 12 MB/s.
Not particular to any data block size – will happen on small, medium and large block sizes.
Sometimes for just a couple test patterns and sometimes for 2-3 full passes of ATTO.
The Read Speed stayed consistent at 280 MB/s – 320 MB/s.
No data was corrupted or lost – just erratic write speeds.
The metal casing would get warm but never hot to the touch.
Amazon sent me another Samsung BAR Plus 128 GB Flash Drive.
It did the exact same thing after about 80 to 100 passes of the ATTO Disk Benchmark test.
I sent both back.
I really like all the features of this flash drive.
I hope Samsung will fix the erratic write speeds on the next version.
I will buy it again if they do.

Perfect


No me gusta que solo le resten 119 GB de los 128 para uso pues me pregunto, ¿ en que se ocupo 10GB? Todas traen menos de lo mencionado comercialmente pero 10GB en esta!!! :/

Overall, a solid recommendation


