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Water and shock proof
Survived our torture test
Performed well
Excellent access time
Solid construction
The Xporter XT Boost is one of the world’s first 32GB USB flash drives and today
Several months after its release it still is one of the few which can be found in stock. The read and write performance of the drive when dealing with large files is e...
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32 Gig on a single chip is pretty new so high price
While the read and write performance of the drive when handling large files is excellent
When dealing with very small files quite the opposite is true. Actually the read and write speed of the drive when trying to access many small files is very poor
Well, the patriot is not a quick drive. It’s big, and not too badly priced, but I really think that people are going to skip this one and go with some new USB 3.0 drive. There just doesn’t seem much point in going with this when you can get something ...
The Xporter XT Boost is one of the world’s first 32GB USB flash drives and today, several months after its release it still is one of the few which can be found in stock. The read and write performance of the drive when dealing with large files is e...
While the read and write performance of the drive when handling large files is excellent, when dealing with very small files quite the opposite is true. Actually the read and write speed of the drive when trying to access many small files is very poor,...
The Patriot Xporter XT Boost 32GB flash drive is certainly an extremely portable and capable solution for people seeking fast large file transfers. For the time being however it costs an arm and a leg. Also while the read and write performance of the ...
Water and shock proof, Survived our torture test, Performed well, Excellent access time, Solid construction
32 Gig on a single chip is pretty new so high price
Well 32gb on a small pen drive is a lot, it really also shows how far things have come since we first saw the USB 64mb that we marvelled at, and now we have 32gig ones, with 64gig just around the corner. I have to admit I am very impressed with what I ...
Through all of the benchmarking and everyday use of the Xporter XT Boost I have been quite impressed. Even with the large capacity it is still a speedy drive. With a capacity of 32GB, the Xporter XT Boost can easily fit in your pocket and is a great re...
My only complaint is that the keychain loop - which will also retain the cap while the drive is in use - is cast from the same rubber that the drive is encased in, and while it will soak up impact just fine, it may not have sufficient tensile strength...
The OCZ Rally 2 drive is obviously the leader of this test session. Besides delivering the highest performance in most of our tests, it also differs from its “rubber” opponents with its compact and neat case. If you are looking for a maximum-c...
For such a price it looks like an ultimate storage device. It is more expensive than a 2.5-inch drive and has less capacity, but you can wash it and throw it and you won’t lose your date. A 2.5 inch drive doesn’t really fit in your pocket whil...
Abstract: The Patriot Xporter XT offers the same capacity at less than half the price of Kingston’s drive (reviewed next). Unfortunately, that’s the only stand-out feature we could find. Like Corsair’s Flash Voyager, the Xporter XT is dreadfully slow at writing...
Fast, Durable, Lanyard and Cap Holder, Lifetime Warranty, Large Capacity, ReadyBoost, Water and Shock Resistant...
A Little Bulky for Stacked USB Configurations...
I don’t know about any of you, but I use flash drives a lot in my home. I have even used them to take files to a friend at work so he may take them home with him for game patches and whatnot. I think they were a great idea and have saved many people...
