Super big, super fast drive
359800
Super big, super fast drive.  Perfect for my phone or dashcam..  Would buy this companies product without hesitation again. :)

64 GB Drive specs:

Dosen't hit 85Mb/s transfer but here are the stats on a drive test on two files. One small and a 1gb test. 60mMB/s is acceptable to me. Good price, decent speed. :)

Warning: Only 250 of 61471 MByte tested.
Test finished without errors.
Writing speed: 21.7 MByte/s
Reading speed: 65.6 MByte/s
H2testw v1.4

Warning: Only 1000 of 61471 MByte tested.
Test finished without errors.

Writing speed: 24.5 MByte/s
Reading speed: 66.7 MByte/s
H2testw v1.4

32GB Drive test.  (The 32 was a little slower than the 64GB.)

Warning: Only 1000 of 30660 MByte tested.
Test finished without errors.
You can now delete the test files *.h2w or verify them again.
Writing speed: 17.7 MByte/s
Reading speed: 64.0 MByte/s
H2testw v1.4
583470
This is an awesome USB/flash drive.  Definitely the fastest file-copying I've experienced using one of these portable flash drives.

I also purchased an HP 16GB drive (HP v165 16 GB USB Flash Drive P-FD16GHP165-AZ) and copied 1.7 GB of data onto each.  I'm pretty lazy, so I didn't actually time it, but the ADATA drive was at least twice as fast.  Both flash drives seemed to be pretty quick compared to others I've used, but this ADATA thing is lightning fast.  I'm really impressed with it.

The only downsides are that it seems a bit larger than most flash drives I've had, and it has a removable cap (which I tend to lose) rather than a built-in cover.  Despite that, I still gave this guy 5 stars because I'm so impressed with the copy speed.

I don't really know anything about the ADATA brand though, and I've never owned anything from them previously.  We'll see about durability!  If anything significant comes up quality-wise, I will update this review.
4591440
Works as advertised.  No problems, makes for a super fast removable drive.
4822020
I really like this drive, it can get into tight spots and has a lot of power.
1124285
It's going strong, fast, and silent. Great HDD.
3157752
Extremely fast flash drive that uses an an SSD controller. I transfer a lot of movies/shows and other media from my PC to my TV box hooked to my 4k TV. Am astonished by its performance, it gives my up to 190mb as write speed for large single files, and starts at 100mb for large sequencial files like a season of a show. And it increases always its like a 3.0 flash drive that's on cocaine and it aspires to become an SSD.
424821
My Sata III 6GBS disk with a USB 3.0 controller (proven fast on another machine) got up to 150MBS.  I think the problem is the driver stack but it sure does do high speed with storage devices.
2681429
The first hard drive I ever bought was a Seagate. It was a 20MB internal. Once I'd gotten it installed I thought "I'll never fill up all this space." That was more than twenty years ago (and it turns out I did fill up all that space).

Here is the latest and possibly the last of the Seagate Barracuda drives, and it's a beauty. I just cannot get over how BIG the drive is. Two terabytes is TWO TRILLION BYTES. And it flies! Until SATA3 becomes the de facto standard, this drive will satisfy the needs of any hard-core gamer or video editing pro.

I'd read about earlier large Seagate HDs having issues in multi-disk arrays on Mac or Linux systems, but I found that this drive works and plays well with everything I've got plugged in to my system. Installation was easy. The drive is remarkably quiet. The capacity reminds me of those stretch limousines you see on the freeway, amazingly large but moving right along.

100% recommended. This is a terrific hard drive. And it's HUGE.

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Months later: I've been trying to choke this thing somehow or other and it laughs off my every attempt. Really a nice bulletproof drive.
2193347
This drive is SUPER!  It's large storage size is amazing and the speed of the device is super fast.  I have had no trouble with this usb key.  The only problem I'm worried about is losing it because this one seems to be very small.

I'd definitely purchase this again.

SanDisk makes great USB keys and storage devices.
1277797
This is a seriously fast hard drive.  Color me impressed.  Western Digital is really moving up in my book.

OK, so on it's face, this seems like your basic 1TB external hard drive.  It has its own power supply, which many will find to be cumbersome, but for this level of performance I think it's worth it.  However, this is not your basic 1TB external.  For one, it has a superfast USB 3.0 interface, and it comes with its own USB 3.0 expansion card if your motherboard doesn't already have one (and at the time of this writing, there are less than a handful of new motherboards that do).  The expansion card requires a free PCI-E slot.

Setup:
I tested this on Windows 7 Ultimate x64.  Windows did not automatically find drivers for the USB 3.0 expansion card, but the WD package includes a driver disc.  The drivers aren't just sitting on the disc, you have to run an installer on the disc.  The installation requires no restart, which is great, because that's always a little scary when installing strange new hardware.  After the card is installed, you can just plug the drive in and go.  What's nice is that Windows views the drive as an actual hard drive and not just removable media -- a minor point.

Performance:
Using TeraCopy (which is fantastic file copy alternative), I was able to get between 94 and 101 MB / sec write speeds!  That's super fast.  By comparison, my WD Caviar Black RE3 1TB drive only does around 63 MB/sec write speeds, and I thought that was nice!  I haven't tested read speeds, but I expect them to be pretty high.  USB 3.0 has a 4.8 GB/sec limit so the bottleneck here is certainly not the bus.

Sound:
The drive is dead silent, and the white LED on the front is not blinding in any way.  It resembles the light on a Mac Mini.

Convenience:
Since USB 3.0 is new, you're not likely to find it around too much just yet.  But you can still plug this guy into regular old USB 2.0.  You'll get around 25 MB/sec write speeds with that.  But just the fact that you can do it is convenient.  Having to carry around the power supply, however, is not.  And you have to be careful with your USB 3.0 cable because there's only one.

Price:
I think the price is pretty good for this level of performance and also considering they give you a USB 3.0 expansion card.  You'd pay about the same for an enterprise-level, internal WD RE3 drive of this size.

Negatives:
I wish there was eSATA because then I wouldn't need a free PCI-E slot or have to open up my computer to install it.  But the deed is done, and now I have an extra USB 3.0 port for some other device.  Still, eSATA would be nice.  Maybe there are USB3 to eSATA adapters...
Only a 2 year warranty?!  That's rough for a 1TB drive.  WD internal drives run between 3 and 5 year warranties.  But I suppose they're not willing to put that kind of warranty on an external drive that gets moved around a lot.  Still, a longer warranty would instill more confidence that my data is safer.  Backing up 1TB worth of data is not easy or cheap.

Conclusion:
I would absolutely recommend this thing.  I was a little skeptical at first, but the numbers don't lie.  This thing is fast.
2456818
Fast transfer speed, large storage.  Useful for porting files around, no complaints!
2997525
Lots of memory and extremely fast with usb 3.0 technology. The only downside is that it is a large external hard drive. It also requires a constant power supply.
3290603
This drive works fast and it's extremely small. It was expensive but worth it.
3741795
Just got a SSD for an old laptop and decided to play around with an external.
The speeds from the 3.0 are impressive. I didn't benchmark it, but could tell it was very nice.
The drawback was I used a 120gb drive, so as a storage device it wasn't big enough.
Finally put the SSD into the netbook and took the old HD and put it in the Inateck.
It still is amazingly faster than my other enclosures.
The Inateck is capable of much, much larger (space-wise) drives and eventually I'll get a larger drive.
The added ports are awesome. Just what a laptop needs.
634170
Finally a thumb drive that is truly the size of your thumb and with awesome storage
2807464
Great drive! Super fast. Im running Ubuntu boot, system and root partitions on it. Using a 500gb hdd for my home directory.
1714812
This is a very nice USB 3 drive. I use it on both my Windows 7 PCs and also my Chromebooks, and it seamlessly works on all. Moving files is a cinch. It is very fast, as one would expect.

I plugged it into my Synology NAS, and it was recognized straight away. I'll need to spend some time over the holidays to get the NAS share drive running, but I bet it will be easy as it already recognized (I just need the time, and work is busy)

I've had the drive for a few months now, and it has worked flawlessly. I look forward to taking this drive on my overseas travels, and backing up my photos as well as storing copies of my friends photos.