@@overvolted What I saw was just sending files the size the usb drive claims to be and see how many of them would actually open or even send then you can estimate the actual size from the total size of those that open/work
@@overvolted Have no clue what CRC or plain byte comparison is but if copying data works I don't see how there's need for what @evronetwork is suggesting
Man, years ago I bought a "lot" of used microSD (Samsung brand) chips (back when phones used removable ones and I didn't burn mobile data). I traveled often and would load them with movies or music and over a dozen fit in a credit card sized holder. I wanted to downsize and considate into an even more compact holder and I had tons of cards ranging from 16GB to 1TB. I think it was like 36 cards and I had paid essentially $40 a card (when 1-2TB microSD were more like $90). I got a box with a bunch of blue cards (some weird name like Nexsky) that were clearly these types of fraudulent cards (worse, they were 256MB, completely unusable). I contested it with Ebay and was like this is not what was pictured and here's all the firnware/hardware info (I forget the way to pull that off with Linux), I want my money back. The fucking seller, his response? Was to LITERALLY send screencap AND the link to a listing on AliExpress claiming I was trying to counter scam him (weird, why you would say *counter" scam) and that I bought them "as - is". And eBay was going to fuck me over. I argued it for Months, why would I have exactly 36? Why would he know they were on AliExpress (the weird branding was not in the actual title so wouldn't be searchable). I was at the point of having the charge backcharged as fraud before eBay finally quit being assholes about it. The world is overflowing with scummy people and it's really been ruining everything. Unlike your suggestion, I was not able to go, 2TB for $5 from nameless chinese vendor, could it be true? The same thing was happening on Amazon, except these sellers were ballsy enough to use the actual photos. I'm sure they scored tons of sales for $50 a card and users didn't try to load it up instantly because they're not tech savvy. I've also seen ones that *WILL* transfer 2TB to a 16GB card. They ha e the microcontroller firmware just circle back to the top and keep writing.
Only for certain products. I've purchased a lot from there and the only scam item was a micro sd card for about £2 which claimed to be 1tb. I knew it was fake, I just wanted to test some software that can scan for this. I've bought so much good stuff for a better price than Amazon, though.
I bought a SD card for my camera in my travel in India. Took a whole days worth of pics and when I went back to copy them there was no data I couldn't do anything but weep😢
I mean its not, a 1 tb data traveller drive is like $100 now. The wild thing is, $5 for 32gb is about whole sale price and you can't buy a legit 32gb drive for $5 in the consumer market, so why mangle the firmware and just sell a 32g or bump the price to $50 to actually make some money. Its so strange...
My parents brought it for me, and now I don't know what to do with it, I return it to my parents and now they finally know the truth that sometimes cheap stuff doesn't always good
I've also seen chip names scratched out in legitimate flash drives. And from what I read once this is usually done on reject flash chips that are then outsourced to cheaper manufacturer. Usually SanDisk chips are scratched out.
Usually, chips marked with lines represent failed tests, and some of Micronr's chips will have their logos crossed off, which have a slower speed and are called downgraded chips.
These cheap thumbdrives with "2TB" or something like that are like black holes for data most of the data you put on it "disappears" disappears in quotation marks because some data stays like the metadata(filenames, file sizes and file properties) or data that wasn't overwritten
@@overvoltedyou make videos about sticks and don't know what software to use to test a device? Lol. Same as for ssd's, they use the same tech 😋 That's actually how you test a removable device, not by copying some random files. If you have a regular harddrive, you can have the best stick, it will take an eternity to copy the files and the probabiliy of corrupted files is higher. Do a pro video with real tools and show the product on all sides. What i see here, is just a video made for likes and views. 0 tech.
Just to summarize: All the software I've tested with does the exact same thing. Copies files and then Validates integrity. I've just done it manually. But yes you can choose to use whatever verification method you'd like.
When did Xiaomi make flash drives bruh 😭 Though if you want to actually buy flash drives from ali express or anything from there you ALWAYS check the reviews If the product has no reviews then it's obviously a scam but if its reputable ans has lots of reviews then you should trust
😂who all remember when Flipkart did a big billion days sale and sold 2 tb pendrives and iphones for 1 rupee 😂🤣😂🤣 after that apologized but in the end they had to send those items for 1 rupee after loosing the case
@@overvolted Flipkart is an ecommerce website in India. and they are known for their anti-consumer practices (they are kind of like apple for ecommerce). And their biggest yearly sale is Big Billion Days, where they show buyers that electronic devices like iPhone can be bought for just 1INR, you could order it but after some time once prices increase again, the order will be cancelled automatically. Tho Amazon is still present, but they are weak in market, as Flipkart is the electronic hub now, they are the authorised sellers of iPhones, Pixels, nothing many laptops, ps5 and many products so you either have to find one in offline market or take risk in amazon or just buy it from Flipkart.
bro has 74 gigs of videos 💀 Edit - The comments need to chill i know there are a lot of tasks that take a huge amount of storage and i am not judging you, just thought it was hilarious lol
@@xoperion1337 Yeah, but Windows could check the files if they are okay, instead just copying the files without any verification, I'm using terra copy, it can verify files, but it takes twice as much time to copy something, but this way I can be sure that the file transfer was successful.
This one is actually real. It really has 2TB of memory. I've bought it and I copied 2TB of files to it. Then I copied the files back. All files were playable, working.
You likely just lost 1.9-1.8TB of files as in most storage systems work like this: A portion of storage is used for storing metadata and a code for accessing the file itself linked to the metadata. The remaining majority of storage is actually used for storing the file data itself. In these fake 1 or 50 TB storage devices, a controller chip tricks Windows into thinking the storage has more capacity the it actually has. When you copy files into these fake drives, the file metadata is saved alongside the file data. But when the transferred capacity is greater then the actual drive storage, Windows doesn’t know what to do as it thinks the fake drive still has more storage remaining. So the metadata is copied over(they are literally kilobytes in size ) but the actual files are lost. It’s akin to a loony toons cartoon where a fake house is built beside a cliff face, and when you walk into the front door after putting your name up you just fall to your death.
I remember Iomega's Zip drives, that PC World called the 15th WORST technology of all time in 2006, then in 2007 called them the 23rd BEST technology of all time...
I bought one of those back in April of 2021 that had a USB micro port alongside the regular USB A one. In practice, it was only around 8 gigabytes and the data would disappear after disconnecting it. Don't fall for something that's too good to be true.
My mouse broke. I got a new one. Gives me this message. I cant access the computer because I DONT HAVE A MOUSE THAT CONNECTS. I CANT FOLLOW ANY TUTORIALS BECAUSE MY MOUSE IS BROKEN.
DO NOT BUY IT! I bought it and i also ordered one for my brother as well. all of your data will be lost just after using it 1-2 time! Then it even dont show anything, not even it detect in PC
Wait, why am I the only one concerned with how he had 5 videos that totalled up to over 70GB. Were they in 64K picture quality with 1200Kbps audio 🤣😂😂🤣😂🤣
I wouldn’t be plugging in random cheap Chinese USBs into my computer. I bought a 2tb thumb years ago from aliexpress and recently found it and am a little skeptical of plugging it into my personal computer
Whoever buys a 2 TB flash drive from AliExpress for $5 gets exactly what they’ve paid for, a piece of trash and I’m sorry to say you deserve it. Only ever buy a memory card from a reputable source to store your precious memories. If you put irreplaceable data, pictures, movies, etc on a trash drive. you’re going to lose every precious thing that means anything to you. People, please just pay a few $£€ more because good memory is really cheap, and just get something that is worth it. Although memory cards of that size are really really slow you’d be better getting a ssd hard drive because they can be ‘in the blink of an eye’ fast, or pay for cloud storage, or both!
Oh an Eminem fan I see,Mad Respect bro bcs what stood out to my in Stray Kids was that they are unique just like Eminem and just like with Eminem there are layer to Stray Kids lyrics and even more bcs we don’t know the language
Could be worse. My grandfather bought the same model as shown (knowing its a scam but they were cheap) and gave one to me to find out how much it actually had. Opened up and it was just a blank 25gb sd card
It worked for me for about 1 week. I wrote it twice. Since then, the machine has not recognized it either. It's like you don't even get voltage on the usb. But for that much money, I was like, even if half of it is true, it's worth it, it only lasted a short time :-(
In an era where we are surrounded by dumb people. title of product states that it's a 128 gb pen drive and picture shows 2 tb. lets make some stupid content 😂
They got me in Shenzen border mall allllll the way back in 2006. Once I requested a size the owner sent a little guy somewhere to get and he scurried off. I I'm sure they were just editing the mbr etc to what I paid for. He shows back up a couple minutes later with exactly the right size I wanted. (unless you insisted on doing a low level format before you buy, i thought about that later, but lesson learned)
Shame that they are faking the Mi brand, which is actually pretty great, often high tier goods for cheap because almost none of their budget goes to marketing.
THIS IS THE WORST BECAUSE PEOPLE WHO MAKE ARCHIVES, THEY TRUST TO THIS DRIVE THAT IT WILL HOLD THEY MEMORIES AOR WORK, BUT AT THE END, THEY GET SCAMMED IN THE WORST WAY
Here's a link to a flash drive that will actually work (affiliate link to support Overvolted):
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(real) (working) (no cap) (100%)
At 77 dollars I think just getting a hard drive or solid state drive is a smarter option💀
@@overvolted What I saw was just sending files the size the usb drive claims to be and see how many of them would actually open or even send then you can estimate the actual size from the total size of those that open/work
@@overvolted Have no clue what CRC or plain byte comparison is but if copying data works I don't see how there's need for what @evronetwork is suggesting
but its too expensive
First red flag..it shows 1.9TB, instead of 1.86
Depends on the formatting system
@@Oh.Canada No it does not. it's just the conversion between binary and decimal
@@Oh.Canadafliperflop say factual evidence
@@juliansantos1900 He's not wrong. You take two 1GB drives and format one as FAT32 and the other NTFS you get more usable space with FAT32.
@@sijonda thank you
2TB for $5.19 is obviously where you could stop.
Man, years ago I bought a "lot" of used microSD (Samsung brand) chips (back when phones used removable ones and I didn't burn mobile data). I traveled often and would load them with movies or music and over a dozen fit in a credit card sized holder.
I wanted to downsize and considate into an even more compact holder and I had tons of cards ranging from 16GB to 1TB. I think it was like 36 cards and I had paid essentially $40 a card (when 1-2TB microSD were more like $90).
I got a box with a bunch of blue cards (some weird name like Nexsky) that were clearly these types of fraudulent cards (worse, they were 256MB, completely unusable).
I contested it with Ebay and was like this is not what was pictured and here's all the firnware/hardware info (I forget the way to pull that off with Linux), I want my money back.
The fucking seller, his response? Was to LITERALLY send screencap AND the link to a listing on AliExpress claiming I was trying to counter scam him (weird, why you would say *counter" scam) and that I bought them "as - is". And eBay was going to fuck me over. I argued it for Months, why would I have exactly 36? Why would he know they were on AliExpress (the weird branding was not in the actual title so wouldn't be searchable).
I was at the point of having the charge backcharged as fraud before eBay finally quit being assholes about it. The world is overflowing with scummy people and it's really been ruining everything.
Unlike your suggestion, I was not able to go, 2TB for $5 from nameless chinese vendor, could it be true?
The same thing was happening on Amazon, except these sellers were ballsy enough to use the actual photos. I'm sure they scored tons of sales for $50 a card and users didn't try to load it up instantly because they're not tech savvy. I've also seen ones that *WILL* transfer 2TB to a 16GB card. They ha e the microcontroller firmware just circle back to the top and keep writing.
Exactly 😂😂😂 you're greedy so you got scammed 😂
Except if is an expensive item and have like 99% discount (impossible)
poor* @@kingdavidoyedemi9917
Exactly 💯
Something can be expensive without a reason but Nothing is cheap without a reason
Okay then explain this. I found a Asian Chinese kid for 50 dollars
Not in modern times where price doesnt man quality anymore
Beware of bargains in parachutes, ice machines, and flash drives.
Lol! That's some good advice
Why ice machines, may I ask?
@@Just_Being_Honestfast food ice cream machine broke meme presumably
@Just_Being_Honest mold! If they aren't maintained they grow black mold and you will never get it all out
@@coltonstahl9535 Oh, that’s disgusting lol. Thanks for informing me!
Xiaomi never made flashdisk lol, that's the easiest way to spot the fakeness of the usb👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😇
AliExpress is full of fake "MI" products.
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@@SoftBlade7 yes, fr👍🏻
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@@ur_very_angry
Xiaomi is a well known tech company
A whole complete video in 47 seconds, impressive
We'll thank you! I appreciate the feedback
Garn47?
@@kostyaisthebestcar
That's why it's called A-Lie-Express 🤣🤣🤣
nah bro my name is ali and your changine my name into a lie?
Only for certain products. I've purchased a lot from there and the only scam item was a micro sd card for about £2 which claimed to be 1tb. I knew it was fake, I just wanted to test some software that can scan for this.
I've bought so much good stuff for a better price than Amazon, though.
Amazon has the exact same problem
I bought a SD card for my camera in my travel in India. Took a whole days worth of pics and when I went back to copy them there was no data I couldn't do anything but weep😢
Daaaaang
Buy SD card that's company stuff. Don't buy fake in local market, you can easily get fooled.
For data electronic equipment like SD cards rams ssds always go brand stuff and err on the side of expensive.
@@idontknowwhoamI-lx1ni even some name brand ones aren't reliable. I'd go with sandisk or samsung, nothing else
2 TB in a pendrive that's the red flag there.
It is possible but would be about 50x the price
Very true
@@notiliaeven more lol
Yes sandisk made the 2tb pendrive
@@notilia what? 5-6 years ago you could get 1or 2TB usd, sd, microsd for under $90
2t for 5$, that is like a new car for 10 bucks.
For real! You wouldn't get a secondhand car for that money, much less a new one.
1t for 20$ is the cheapest REAL usb 3.2 you can buy in China, meaning that anything cheaper is fake
So 4 1tb micro sd's are worth as much as a new car???
@@catstation.Maybe a used car? Idk
I mean its not, a 1 tb data traveller drive is like $100 now. The wild thing is, $5 for 32gb is about whole sale price and you can't buy a legit 32gb drive for $5 in the consumer market, so why mangle the firmware and just sell a 32g or bump the price to $50 to actually make some money. Its so strange...
My parents brought it for me, and now I don't know what to do with it, I return it to my parents and now they finally know the truth that sometimes cheap stuff doesn't always good
Especially cheap stuff that were made from china
I mean 32 gigs for 5 bucks is still pretty good
@@uviolin593 Might have been used. (Or even loaded with malware)
@@uviolin593 But the parents were led to believe that is was 2 terabytes
I have the same one, i installed a windows bootable drive on it then formatted it now it says 32gb
bro I had something like this for a Legit and legal media server and i was like why are my movies not playing
Daaaang that sucks
I've also seen chip names scratched out in legitimate flash drives. And from what I read once this is usually done on reject flash chips that are then outsourced to cheaper manufacturer. Usually SanDisk chips are scratched out.
Oh interesting! Makes sense
Usually, chips marked with lines represent failed tests, and some of Micronr's chips will have their logos crossed off, which have a slower speed and are called downgraded chips.
Even major brands are scamming consumers?
Bro, I see that price and i say to myself: Oh hell nah, I dont want my personal information being leaked in Turkmenistan
Hahaha 🤣
These cheap thumbdrives with "2TB" or something like that are like black holes for data most of the data you put on it "disappears" disappears in quotation marks because some data stays like the metadata(filenames, file sizes and file properties) or data that wasn't overwritten
we bought a fake 1tb usb and our old memories got corrupted.
sorry to hear that man don't trust unbranded drives that has high storage but comes at a cheap price especially if it's from SHEIN, ALIEXPRESS or Temu
1. "Aleee" Express, not "Ally" Express
2. You don't need to copy/paste to check. Lots of tools can check that for you
Oh really I've been pronouncing it wrong this whole time!
@@overvoltedyou make videos about sticks and don't know what software to use to test a device? Lol.
Same as for ssd's, they use the same tech 😋
That's actually how you test a removable device, not by copying some random files. If you have a regular harddrive, you can have the best stick, it will take an eternity to copy the files and the probabiliy of corrupted files is higher.
Do a pro video with real tools and show the product on all sides. What i see here, is just a video made for likes and views. 0 tech.
@@AlexAsiTech you realize the software copy's random files and then validates right? Lol
@@overvolted a software result weights more than any user opinion. That's a real proof
Just to summarize: All the software I've tested with does the exact same thing. Copies files and then Validates integrity. I've just done it manually. But yes you can choose to use whatever verification method you'd like.
but this flash drive is still quite profitable, only $0.16 per GB.
I almost bought this today.
Thank you for the save mate
Very Welcome!
When did Xiaomi make flash drives bruh 😭
Though if you want to actually buy flash drives from ali express or anything from there you ALWAYS check the reviews
If the product has no reviews then it's obviously a scam but if its reputable ans has lots of reviews then you should trust
It’s 32GB of flash and 1.968 TB of WOM
Can you try playing GTAV or some larger game on it? I really wanna see the textures missing and everything
😂who all remember when Flipkart did a big billion days sale and sold 2 tb pendrives and iphones for 1 rupee 😂🤣😂🤣 after that apologized but in the end they had to send those items for 1 rupee after loosing the case
Lol I don't but sounds interesting
@@overvolted Flipkart is an ecommerce website in India. and they are known for their anti-consumer practices (they are kind of like apple for ecommerce). And their biggest yearly sale is Big Billion Days, where they show buyers that electronic devices like iPhone can be bought for just 1INR, you could order it but after some time once prices increase again, the order will be cancelled automatically. Tho Amazon is still present, but they are weak in market, as Flipkart is the electronic hub now, they are the authorised sellers of iPhones, Pixels, nothing many laptops, ps5 and many products so you either have to find one in offline market or take risk in amazon or just buy it from Flipkart.
I don't understand why these items are still on the platform, even as "Choice" items. Disappointed customers and refunds for Ali
Xiaomi don't make USB drive 😂
All are fake at that price! And how in the world that's legal, blows my mind!!🤬🤬🤬🤬🤣🤣😎
Ally Express 💀
I know I know lol
@@overvolteddid you say it wrong because you didn’t know ?
hey, if you wanna test if the usb is fake or real try validrive it checks every thing and tells you what the real storage is
Went to those Amazon returns stores they had abundant amount of these 1tb flash drives for 50 cents.
Bro Vi Sim Mai Recharge Khatam Hojhane Ke Baad Bhi Yeh Trick Work Karegii Yah Nhi ?
Fake mi drive
remember kids, when something sounds too good to be true, it is usually
lol xiaomi doesnt even make flash drive
Xiaomi make one but expensive, You can search and find "Xiaomi Flash Drive Dual Interface".
Except that they do
@@lyteness859they don't sell any official ones, this is people copying the logo
Exactly!
@@lyteness859nope
You should find them and bring them to justice.
Justice is my middle name. Good thing I spend most of my nights and weekends fighting crime. They don't have a chance.
@GabrielBoboc-qh6wv Trust is my middle name!
@@overvoltedLmao😂😂😂
bro has 74 gigs of videos 💀
Edit - The comments need to chill i know there are a lot of tasks that take a huge amount of storage and i am not judging you, just thought it was hilarious lol
And that is only a few videos lol.
Video editing eats up file sizes fast. I render films for the big screen and each movie can be 70-200 gigs each.
@@IN-tm8mw oh wow! Sounds like a cool job. Ya I just started the channel and I'm already running out of space. Going to need to build a NAS soon
Just have to turn the resolution to 8k and a 2 min video will be 1GB
Hell bro, I have more gigs worth of videos then I can easily count, archived on DVD in a big, BIG ass binder. It's not hard to believe.
what gets me is, Windows let you do this.
Every OS does lmao. Its modified firmware. There is no fix other than testing. Mac or Linux isnt better here.
@@xoperion1337 I remember back in the day older versions would actually throw an error when verifying after a copy like this.
@@sijondaright?
@@xoperion1337 Yeah, but Windows could check the files if they are okay, instead just copying the files without any verification, I'm using terra copy, it can verify files, but it takes twice as much time to copy something, but this way I can be sure that the file transfer was successful.
US americans, if something costs 5,19$: "it's five nineteen".
US americans, if something costs 519$: "it's five nineteen". 🙄
2 TB in Ali express is around 32 gb so technically you should have bought the 120 TB flash drive
that's probably a knock-off
that looks surprisingly nice and high quality tho
It did feel very nice
fake xiaomi done us dirty
This one is actually real. It really has 2TB of memory. I've bought it and I copied 2TB of files to it. Then I copied the files back. All files were playable, working.
I wish mine was.
You likely just lost 1.9-1.8TB of files as in most storage systems work like this:
A portion of storage is used for storing metadata and a code for accessing the file itself linked to the metadata. The remaining majority of storage is actually used for storing the file data itself.
In these fake 1 or 50 TB storage devices, a controller chip tricks Windows into thinking the storage has more capacity the it actually has. When you copy files into these fake drives, the file metadata is saved alongside the file data. But when the transferred capacity is greater then the actual drive storage, Windows doesn’t know what to do as it thinks the fake drive still has more storage remaining. So the metadata is copied over(they are literally kilobytes in size ) but the actual files are lost.
It’s akin to a loony toons cartoon where a fake house is built beside a cliff face, and when you walk into the front door after putting your name up you just fall to your death.
i just bought that shi💀💀💀
It's like back in the days of flopy disks wheb you could add lots of compression and make a 1.44mb disk have a capacity of 150mb
I remember Iomega's Zip drives, that PC World called the 15th WORST technology of all time in 2006, then in 2007 called them the 23rd BEST technology of all time...
@lmcgregoruk lol!!!
what's an ally express?
Lol good question
Explain why you said it
Same experience on Amazon, for decades.
That's true
A lot of fakes out there
Let's see if it's real ❌ Let's see if it's fake ✅
Most storage ive seen in a flashdrive is 512
I've got a legit 1tb but no 2tb's ... yet
you have to format it in NTSF, for fat32 it will say so much less
NTFS or exFat FTW
Well xiaomi does not make usb sticks xdd
Allyexpress 😂
I like he says FAKE
Math ain't mathing
Try a tool called valadrive from GRC
I'll give it a look!
Apparently Linux would just reject the device from even mounting.
This one mounted fine in linux
@@overvolted +100 points for testing it.
小米（XiaoMi）👌😂👍
What do you expect from $5
perfection
Bought one for 4€ and IT was 16tb. Only 53 gb was usable. Bought 128gb for 8€, all 128 are usable. Take care(and yeah, i refounded thé 16tb flash)
I bought one of those back in April of 2021 that had a USB micro port alongside the regular USB A one. In practice, it was only around 8 gigabytes and the data would disappear after disconnecting it. Don't fall for something that's too good to be true.
What the hell is an Allie express??
words are hard
My mouse broke. I got a new one. Gives me this message. I cant access the computer because I DONT HAVE A MOUSE THAT CONNECTS. I CANT FOLLOW ANY TUTORIALS BECAUSE MY MOUSE IS BROKEN.
Only Walmart would give you a deal like that
They do roll back the prices
aleye
DO NOT BUY IT!
I bought it and i also ordered one for my brother as well.
all of your data will be lost just after using it 1-2 time!
Then it even dont show anything, not even it detect in PC
Wait, why am I the only one concerned with how he had 5 videos that totalled up to over 70GB. Were they in 64K picture quality with 1200Kbps audio
🤣😂😂🤣😂🤣
So those 5 videos are 70gig
flashdrive is probably corrupted
Imagine, Somebody bought it, moved 2 tb worth of his personal files...
All that data is lost...
Bastards...
2TB drive only 32GB writable.
I wouldn’t be plugging in random cheap Chinese USBs into my computer. I bought a 2tb thumb years ago from aliexpress and recently found it and am a little skeptical of plugging it into my personal computer
Whoever buys a 2 TB flash drive from AliExpress for $5 gets exactly what they’ve paid for, a piece of trash and I’m sorry to say you deserve it.
Only ever buy a memory card from a reputable source to store your precious memories. If you put irreplaceable data, pictures, movies, etc on a trash drive. you’re going to lose every precious thing that means anything to you. People, please just pay a few $£€ more because good memory is really cheap, and just get something that is worth it. Although memory cards of that size are really really slow you’d be better getting a ssd hard drive because they can be ‘in the blink of an eye’ fast, or pay for cloud storage, or both!
Oh an Eminem fan I see,Mad Respect bro bcs what stood out to my in Stray Kids was that they are unique just like Eminem and just like with Eminem there are layer to Stray Kids lyrics and even more bcs we don’t know the language
You can just flash
the Drive to see the real capations
Sorry if my English bad IM from indonesia
Could be worse. My grandfather bought the same model as shown (knowing its a scam but they were cheap) and gave one to me to find out how much it actually had. Opened up and it was just a blank 25gb sd card
From Bangladesh bought 3 memory card(64gb for 5£) for mobile 1 degraded another 2 needs to format after few days, shitty stuff
1st red flag, Shows 1.9 TB for insanely cheap. 2nd Red Flag, has the first 2 letters of the micro center logo. 3rd red flag, it is from china
It worked for me for about 1 week. I wrote it twice. Since then, the machine has not recognized it either. It's like you don't even get voltage on the usb. But for that much money, I was like, even if half of it is true, it's worth it, it only lasted a short time :-(
test this TB for a PS2 in exfat and....
yeah my PS2 with FMCB not boot
sooo this USB is à Fuck USB.
It could have been justifiable if they have said 500 gb. But 2 TB is too much..😂😂😂😂😂😂
I bought a 2 TB flash drive for $6.79 and one dollar tax and it was actually 2.1 TB
even i bought hp pendrive 64gb for just 1.2k rupees an nt more than 800 mb files transfer at once:((
If it would be a 32GB with ssd I would actually buy it 😂 they don’t have to lie a good fast portable storage can be a good product.
In an era where we are surrounded by dumb people. title of product states that it's a 128 gb pen drive and picture shows 2 tb. lets make some stupid content 😂
I meannn, what was even the point in that?!? They could've just sold the 32g for more than 5$ 😂😂
They got me in Shenzen border mall allllll the way back in 2006. Once I requested a size the owner sent a little guy somewhere to get and he scurried off. I I'm sure they were just editing the mbr etc to what I paid for. He shows back up a couple minutes later with exactly the right size I wanted. (unless you insisted on doing a low level format before you buy, i thought about that later, but lesson learned)
Shame that they are faking the Mi brand, which is actually pretty great, often high tier goods for cheap because almost none of their budget goes to marketing.
THIS IS THE WORST BECAUSE PEOPLE WHO MAKE ARCHIVES, THEY TRUST TO THIS DRIVE THAT IT WILL HOLD THEY MEMORIES AOR WORK, BUT AT THE END, THEY GET SCAMMED IN THE WORST WAY
Isn't a fake coz no money wasted they just sell you 32g for 5$ > terabytes is just business 😂
I meannnn even for 32 gb 5$ is a pretty good price haha. It’s also xiaomi which is a good brand
You know what means.. FAKE!
(Original gas stasion *FISH!*)
oh yea all your files bout to be scuffed if you use this yuup just be glad it wasn't a virus that bricked your pc
You know its gonna be bad when you see an obvious fake chinese dropshipper company is selling it 😂
Xiaomi or redmi these two brands don't make flash drives or any types of storage neither in China or abroad so you got scammed right away .
This scam comes from way back when flash drives just came out so yeah when ita cheap dont buy it we called false drives tho
I also bought this bs :(
Was very frustrated.
Some Chinese are bad people
£5 for a drive that can corrupt whatever files you like sounds like a good deal to me
These are very dangerous especially if you copy things without a backup
These tend to target the less tech savvy
1 tb is litteraly a big windows hard drive worth like hundruds of dollars imagine a 2b usb
I got a 1TB REAL Xiaomi SSD, awesome quality anad actually 1TB
Not only is it fake, it's also copyright infringement! They have the xiaomi logo on it!