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Super Talent DH Series 200x 1 GB Review
(1 Comment) »Value and Conclusion
- The Super Talent DH Series 1 GB sells for around $10 US dollars, while the 4 GB variant will set you back $40 USD.
- Great read performance
- Very good write results
- Supports Vista ReadyBoost
- Very competitive price
- Lightweight
- Metal casing
- Plastic cap could get lost
- Loophole for strap or key chain very small
Super Talent has taken the same enclosure as they use for most of their offerings and created a very fast, no frills USB memory device. The sleek and slim looks, coupled with the aluminum body just add to this experience. The read performance of almost 32MB/s makes it one of the fasted sticks we have ever tested, while the write performance is about twice as fast as the RBST 1 GB offering we reviewed here. The DH Series is available with capacities between 512MB - 8GB. If you do not like the black version, you may choose the silver colored one.
Apr 25th, 2024 13:00 EDT
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