Kingston Technology Corp.
Kingston Technology Corp. DataTraveler Exodia 64GB USB 3.0 flash drive
A 64 GB USB 3.0 flash drive with read speeds up to 70 MB/s and a cap to protect the plug
- USB SpecificationUSB 3.0
- Capacity64GB
Capacity 64GB
- 64GB
- 128GB
Struck-through versions exist but are not stocked here.
- Fast transfers with read speeds up to 70MB/s
- Reliable storage capacity of 64GB for everyday files
- USB 3.0 interface enables quick data access
- Protective cap keeps the USB plug safe
- Large loop attaches easily to key rings
Kingston DataTraveler Exodia 64GB
The Kingston DataTraveler Exodia is a 64GB USB 3.0 flash drive built for everyday file transport between laptops, desktops and other USB hosts. It suits students, office workers and home users who need portable capacity without extra software or power.
Cap and loop for physical convenience
A practical cap shields the USB connector from dust and pocket lint while a large loop lets the drive clip securely to a key ring or lanyard. Multiple colour options help distinguish drives by capacity or owner at a glance.
USB 3.0 interface with 70 MB/s read
The drive connects over USB 3.0 and delivers sequential reads up to 70 MB/s and writes up to 10 MB/s, so large media files move in seconds rather than minutes. Buyers needing sustained write throughput above 10 MB/s should consider faster storage classes.
Highlights
- Fast transfers with read speeds up to 70MB/s
- Reliable storage capacity of 64GB for everyday files
- USB 3.0 interface enables quick data access
- Protective cap keeps the USB plug safe
- Large loop attaches easily to key rings
Specifications
| USB Specification | USB 3.0 |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 64GB |
Questions about this item
Will the 64 GB capacity need to be replaced once it fills up?
The drive stores up to 64 GB of data; when full you can delete files or add another drive, but the hardware itself does not wear out under normal use.
What is the first limit reached during long continuous transfers?
Sustained writes run at up to 10 MB/s, so the write-speed ceiling appears long before any thermal or capacity limit.
Does the drive get hot or draw extra power when left plugged in all day?
It draws power only from the USB 3.0 port and stays cool during idle or light use; no active cooling is required.
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