[MicroCenter]: Free 32 GB microSD card + 32 GB USB3.1 Flash Drive

If you have a Micro Center store nearby, you may wanna check out this limited time offer (expires by 9/16/20) of both a FREE Micro Center 32GB microSDHC Class 10 Flash Memory Card (R/W speed: 48/10 MBps) + a FREE Micro Center 32GB SuperSpeed USB 3.1 (Gen 1) Flash Drive (R/W speed: 80/12 MBps).

Micro center sell some products @ unbelievable price. I bough several raspberry pi zero w around 5 bucks.

Thanks habibie, picked up this deal and scored a 128gb SSD for $17.99 for one of my Kace M300s. Nice having SD and flash for more options to hack all my Plugs and other devices.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/12/2020 02:13PM by LeggoMyEggo.

LeggoMyEggo Wrote:
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> Thanks habibie, picked up this deal and scored a 128gb SSD for $17.99 for one of my Kace M300s. Nice having SD and flash for more options to hack all my Plugs and other devices.
>
You are welcome.

When I tested with F3 utility by Digirati, I could only get their throughputs as advertised. Considering the USB Flash Drive is a USB3.1, I believe its throughput is very low, unfortunately.

habibie Wrote:
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> When I tested with
> F3
> utility by Digirati, I could only get their
> throughputs as advertised. Considering the USB
> Flash Drive is a USB3.1, I believe its throughput
> is very low, unfortunately.

From reading reviews, Microcenter branded flash is hit and miss depending on the OEM that made them. The cost is minimal (free in my case). No complaints here.

LeggoMyEggo Wrote:
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> habibie Wrote:
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> > When I tested with
> > F3
> > utility by Digirati, I could only get
> their
> > throughputs as advertised. Considering the USB
> > Flash Drive is a USB3.1, I believe its
> throughput
> > is very low, unfortunately.
>
> From reading reviews, Microcenter branded flash is
> hit and miss depending on the OEM that made them.
> The cost is minimal (free in my case). No
> complaints here.
>
Exactly.