JumpDrive Triton USB 3.0 32GB

The 16GB version of this drive currently ranks 4/27 in my USB 3.0 flash drive group test. The 32GB version has the same great aesthetics as its 16GB sibling but due to controller parallelization, write speed performance expectations double in this larger capacity category. Consequently the 32GB Triton no longer stands heads and shoulders above its competition in the sequential write speed tests. The Jumpdrive Triton 32GB still offers both reasonable performance and an extremely stylish metal chassis however in terms of value for money and outright performance it is difficult to justify. The new range of Lexar P10 drives should come to market later this year, they promise to have far stronger performance figures. ^{[Mar '13 USBFlashPro]}