ADATA UE800 USB flash drive 128 GB USB Type-C 3.2 Gen 2 (3.1 Gen 2) Silver

The ADATA UE800 USB flash drive provides 128 GB of portable storage with a USB Type-C interface and USB 3.2 Gen2 support. The compact, sliding design keeps the connector protected without a separate cap and the silver finish offers a simple, modern look. It is backward compatible with USB 2.0 devices and weighs approximately 13 g.

Advantages

UE800 delivers high transfer performance with up to 1000 MB/s read speed and fast write performance suitable for everyday file transfers. The reversible USB Type-C connector enables easy plug-in regardless of orientation, while the capless sliding mechanism prevents loss of covers and allows single-handed operation. With up to 128 GB capacity, the drive stores large files such as photos, videos and document archives.

Suitable for

• Transferring and backing up photos and videos
• Moving large files between USB Type-C laptops, tablets and smartphones
• Portable storage for presentations and documents
• Temporary editing and archiving of 4K and Full HD media

Key specifications

• Capacity: 128 GB
• Interface: USB Type-C
• USB version: USB 3.2 Gen2 (backward compatible with USB 2.0)
• Maximum read speed: up to 1000 MB/s
• Form factor: sliding (capless)
• Weight: 0.013 kg
• Colour: Silver

How to use

Slide the connector out of the housing with one hand and insert the USB Type-C plug into a compatible port on your computer, laptop, tablet or smartphone. The drive is plug-and-play with supported operating systems and will appear as an external removable storage device for copying, moving or opening files. After use, retract the connector by sliding it back into the housing to protect the plug during transport.

Recommendations

For best performance, connect the UE800 to a USB 3.2 Gen2 (USB Type-C) port. When transferring large media files, ensure your host device supports the same USB standard to approach the specified read speed. Regularly back up important data and eject the drive safely before unplugging to avoid file corruption.