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Toshiba TransMemory-EX II 128 GB USB 3.0 Review
Packaging & Closer Look »Introduction
I would like to thank Toshiba for supplying the review sample.
Today, we get to take a look at the Toshiba TransMemory-EX II flash drive in its biggest capacity of 128GB. For those who require less space, there are also 32GB and 64GB variants available. Geared toward the more professional user, the TransMemory-EX II comes with a 5 year warranty and a security application to password protect your most valuable data.
Specifications
- Read speed: Up to 220 MB/s
- Write speed: Up to 205 MB/s
- Up to 128 GB capacity
- Windows ®Readyboost® capacity
- Supports Toshiba Original Security software
- 5 year warranty
May 4th, 2024 02:32 EDT
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