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Back in November 2013 Silicon Power
released a new USB3 flash drive, the Blaze B30. You can say that from the look
of it so far, that it’s one of the most elegant flash drives that Silicon Power
has to offer when it comes to USB3 flash drives. I've been fortunate to test several
of their drives, the Marvel M60 and the Blaze B055, and they all have very good
performance. So before we take a look at the Blaze B30 you might want to visit their
webpage and find out more about Silicon
power.
The Silicon Power Blaze B30 is available only
in black, it features a 3600 swivel mechanism, and can be found in
various sizes, ranging from 8GB, 16GB, 32GB, 64GB, to 128GB. So moving forward,
let's see the packagingand take a closer look at the flash drive itself.
A quick look at the Silicon Power B30 and its specifications
The Silicon Power Blaze B30 is packaged
identically to the previous USB Flash drives that I tested from Silicon Power,
as you can see from the picture. The only differences you notice are the text
and more importantly the more elegant look that the flash drive has. You can
see that the review drive is a black drive with a size of 32GB and has a
swivelling mechanism that can be rotated through 360 degrees.
The
front side.
Here
is the rear.
The
top of the Silicon Power B30.
and also
the rear of the Silicon Power B30
The
front and the rear of the Blaze B30.
Specifications
Let's take a look at the specifications of
the Silicon Power Blaze B30 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 B30, so this will
be a journey into the unknown. I am also providing you a link to the official
site, in case Silicon Power changes anything in the specifications, so here is
the link.
Now let's start our tests with the FAT32
file-system...
