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Kingston DataTraveler HyperX USB 3.0 64 GB Review
Packaging & A Closer Look »Introduction
I would like to thank Kingston & Overclockers UK for supplying the review sample.
Most of you will know that the HyperX brand from Kingston stands for enthusiast products. The same applies to the DataTraveler HyperX: not only does it offer crazy capacities of up to 256 GB, but Kingston also advertises the drive with read speeds beyond 200 MB/s and write speeds above 130 MB/s.
We will take a look at the 64 GB variant of the drive today.
Features:
- Supports Windows® 8, Windows® 7, Vista®, XP, and Mac
- USB 3.0
- 8-channel architecture
Apr 28th, 2024 14:05 EDT
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