EAGET F60 USB Flash Drive 32GB Metal U Disk USB3.0 Portable High Speed Z1R2 For Sale

EAGET F60 USB Flash Drive 32GB Metal U Disk USB3.0 Portable High Speed Z1R2
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EAGET F60 USB Flash Drive 32GB Metal U Disk USB3.0 Portable High Speed Z1R2:
$11.83

Features:
Adopt USB3.0 high-speed interface,the transmission rate up to 5.0Gb/s, allows you to transfer large capacity files easily. Fast reading and writing speed, stable transmission, backwards compatible with USB2.0 interface.
360° rotation design, not only protect the USB interface, but also get rid of the trouble with losing cover. hole design, easy to carry.
Zinc-alloy pearl nickel shell, simple and fashion, comfortable hand feel.
Grade A high-performance Flash chip provides fast and stable data transmission.
Adopt import main control scheme and high-quality sealing technology, dust-proof, anti-magnetic, high temperature resistance.
Small and lightweight, convenient to carry.
Compatible with multiple devices, supports PC, laptop, car audio and other USB interface devices. Plug and play, no need to worry about compatibility issues.

Specification:
Brand: EAGET
Model: F60
Capacity: 32GB/64GB/128GB(optional)
Interface: USB3.0
Material: Zinc alloy
Reading Speed: 35-90MB/s
Writing Speed: 10-40MB/s
Chip: Grade A Flash chip
Support system: Win XP/7/8/10, linux 2.4.X, Os 9.X and above version
Item size: 5.75 * 1.53 * 0.8cm /2.26 * 0.6 * 0.31in(L * W * H)
Item weight: Approx. 15g /0.53oz

Packing list:
1 * USB3.0 U Disk
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