Silicon Power Blaze B05 32GB USB3 Flash drive review

Review: Silicon
Power Blaze B05 32GB
Reviewed by: Antonis
Sapanidis

Provided by: Silicon Power
Manufactured: in Taiwan

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Over the last few years we have seen big
steps in flash drives, and many of the new USB3 flash drives are pushing the
boundaries even further with their performance. Silicon Power is one of the
manufacturers that continues to show new flash drives, with an attractive
design, an impressive build quality, and hopefully with this review we will see
if they also manage to push performance forward with the new Blaze B05 USB
flash drive. The Silicon Power Blaze B05 comes in three colours, Classic Black,
Navy Blue and Sweet Pink, so you have the option to choose whatever colour you
like. It also comes in capacities of 8GB, 16GB, 32GB, 64GB and 128GB, and as
you can see Silicon Power give you more than enough options to choose from.

You can find more information on Silicon
Power by visiting their website.

Now let's start this review for the Silicon
Power Blaze B30 by taking a look at the packaging and contents.

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A quick look at the Silicon Power B05 and its specifications


The Silicon Power B05 has a very simple and
plain package, and as you can see the front and the back of this package are
almost identical with the Marvel
M60
that I reviewed back in 2012. The only thing that changed is the name
of the drive and the four icons at the bottom. As you can see the review drive is
a black with a size of 32GB.

The
front side.

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Here
is the rear.

 

 

The
top of the Silicon Power B05.

and also
the rear of the Silicon Power B05

The
front and the back of the B05.

 

Specifications

Let's take a look at the specifications of
the Silicon Power Blaze B05 as they appear on the official website.

 

 

As we can see, Silicon Power is only
providing us with the very basic information about the Blaze B05, therefore I
am also providing you with a link to the official site, so that you can see if
they add any additional information in the future. Here is the link.

 

Now let's start our tests with the FAT32
file-system...

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