ADATA UR350 USB flash drive 32 GB USB Type-A 3.2 Gen 1 (3.1 Gen 1) Brown

The ADATA UR350 32 GB USB Type-A 3.2 Gen 1 flash drive combines a metal, nickel-toned unibody design with a capless form factor for a compact, stylish storage solution. Weighing just 3.5 g, the UR350 offers portable data storage with a lightweight body and a durable COB (Chip on Board) construction that provides water-, shock- and dust-resistance. With USB 3.2 Gen1 performance and backward compatibility with USB 2.0, it supports fast plug-and-play file transfers for everyday use.

Advantages

The drive’s polished metal exterior and streamlined, capless unibody design reduce the risk of lost caps while presenting a refined appearance. Its COB packaging makes the device thinner and lighter and improves resistance to water, shocks and dust, offering added protection for stored data. With USB 3.2 Gen1 interface and up to 5 Gbps bandwidth (backward compatible with USB 2.0), the UR350 delivers quick read/write performance suitable for a variety of file sizes.

Suitable for

• Portable transfer of documents, photos and videos
• Temporary file backup and transport between computers
• Use with laptops and desktop PCs that have USB Type-A ports

Key specifications

• Capacity: 32 GB
• Interface: USB Type-A
• USB version: USB 3.2 Gen 1 (backward compatible with USB 2.0)
• Weight: 0.0035 kg (3.5 g)
• Product colour: Brown
• Packaging technology: COB (Chip on Board)

How to use

Insert the ADATA UR350 into a free USB Type-A port on a compatible computer. The drive is plug-and-play; the operating system should recognize it automatically and assign a drive letter. Copy, move or open files as with any external storage device. To remove the drive safely, use the operating system’s eject/remove hardware function before unplugging.

Recommendations

Store important data in additional backup locations rather than relying solely on the flash drive. Avoid exposing the device to extreme temperatures or prolonged moisture despite its water-resistant design, and disconnect it using the system eject option to reduce the risk of data corruption.