Electronics : OCZ OCZUSBATV32G 32 GB ATV USB Flash Drive

Electronics : OCZ OCZUSBATV32G 32 GB ATV USB Flash Drive

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OCZ OCZUSBATV32G 32 GB ATV USB Flash Drive

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OCZ OCZUSBATV32G 32 GB ATV USB Flash Drive
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Street Price: $162.99
Gaunz Org Price: $103.15
Savings!: $59.84 (37%)
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Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars
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Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: OCZ Technology
EAN: 0842024007128
Label: OCZ Technology
Product Manufacturer: OCZ Technology
Model: OCZUSBATV32G
Publisher: OCZ Technology
Size: 32 GB
Studio: OCZ Technology
Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty


Piece facts:
  • Manufacturer Warranty - Lifetime Warranty
  • Device Type - Flash Drive
  • Storage Capacity - 32GB
  • True Plug and Play (Compatible with MAC OS X)
  • Dual Channel Technology




Drive Flash USB ATV GB 32 OCZUSBATV32G OCZ






0ur opinion:

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The shock-proof ATV features mainstream speeds offering consumers an affordable option and was designed to safely accommodate a wealth of important data and media files.


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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - * BAD Flash Drive, BAD Flash Drive!! ...
I ordered this product two times. The first time I trusted the brand and loaded all my college projects on it. It worked great for 3 days and then it burnt out. I lost all college work and had to spend days re-drawing and re-modeling my animations. (My fault) The second time around the replacement could only read 250 MB's out of the 32 G's. So I had to buy Ki****'s brand and am more happy with this brand. I'll stay away from this brand and learned my lesson. BACKUP, BACKUP, BACKUP!



Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - Don't Waste Your Money
Poorly designed. The item is a flash drive in a rubber sleeve. USB broke solder points under minimal use. I had to hyper extend the drive to make and keep connection long enough to retrieve data. Thankfully it wasn't full.



Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Great product ...
This is a great little USB drive. It is fast, and given its storage size it's a good thing it is. The rubberized coating has a neat rubbery feel, and it seems to protect the drive well. I'm not a huge fan of the cap holder though. I think it would be better if they let you stick the cap on the back end of it, or something. The chain has come apart at the connector for me, however that was in a bag, so it was fine, and I just re-attached it. Given its size and speed, I would definitely recommend this over all the other sticks I've used. You should also realize that this isn't tiny, but it doesn't interfere with other things plugged into the neighbor port.



Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - Slow VMs
Great Capacity but, if you're thinking of using it to hold Virtual Machines you'll find that accessing these machines will be very slow as compared to an external HDD either powered or not-powered. Other then that 'I love it'...



Buyer's feedback: 3 out of 5 stars - * Fast, but NOT for Mac OSX ...
I have a Corsair 8GB GT Flash Voyager USB Flash Drive, that I love, but it's starting to be too small for the work I do.
When I saw the reviews of the 16GB GT, I was sad they are using different chips inside. Slower chips.
SO...
I did all the research, and decided to buy the "True Plug and Play (Compatible with MAC OS X)" OCZ product.
It is very nice on my PC (This is why it gets 3 STARS), but I bought it for both the PC and the Mac.
Here is the latest from the OCZ support:
"Comment: hi - i think you can get drivers for your mac on the mac website i am not sure if we have drivers on our website. "
I searched all over the place. There are no drivers... anywhere.
Besides... having to download drivers is hardly "True Plug and Play".

If anyone got this to work on a Mac, please comment, and let me know how.


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