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Checking Out and Testing The USB3.0 Flash Drive 512GB AUAMOZ Memory Drive Video Data and Photo Stick

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I did another video on how to use the The USB3.0 Flash Drive 512 GB AUAMOZ Memory Drive. You can use it store photos, videos, files and any other stuff you have on your computer, laptop and smart phone. It has multiple adjustable plugs and ports that can fit on USBs of multiple types and sizes. That's pretty interesting. I'll do a couple of more test with this and see what I can fit into this memory stick.
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@chivasporla1346 2 года назад

Mine won’t let me save stuff to it anymore I tried uploading to many thing at once and it stopped do you think there’s a way I could fix that??? Please I need help and I did it on an iphone

@sevenheavenhaven 2 года назад

It might be defective. You'll have to return it and get a replacement.

@VeneciaCraig2012 Год назад

Hey! Delete the y disk app and reinstall it

@Supofe 4 месяца назад

I wonder if you still have this flash drive since the video is from more than 2 years ago. If you do, have you ever tested whether your drive is really 512 GB or significantly smaller? I got a 1TB flash drive from AUAMOZ about 1 year ago and only found out recently that it was only 64GB in reality. I didn't use it very often before and so found out the truth too late. If you are interested in testing yours, I guess the easiest way is making a 100GB zip file, copying it to the drive, and checking if that file can be unzipped. If yours is also a scam like mine, your zip file will be incomplete and corrupted. (In your video, you said you copied around 3.47GB of files as a demonstration, which is likely not large enough to expose its real storage capacity.) This is not an issue of defective or broken products. If that were the case, we would get error messages telling us that the copy process has failed. No, you're not going to get any error message. Everything would appear working perfectly. Only when you try to read the files beyond its real storage capacity, you begin to realize that those files are not entirely there. This can only be done by programming a deceptive controller on the firmware of the flash drive to feed false information to the OS system. I also looked around and found that I'm not alone in this. A blogger shared his experience here in case it interests you: blog.benmoore.info/2024/02/integrity-of-amazon-reviews.html

@sevenheavenhaven 4 месяца назад

I've learned about this too later on after I made this video from watching one of Linus videos. Yeah, I didn't have all of the data I saved there well not all of it. Luckily, I got a backed up storage to store those files in my external hard drive. The one I watch was called Amazon... more like SCAMazon - Fake SSDs. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QOhLlvNlI20.html So yeah it was later on after I made this video that I realize that it's more of a deceptive USB storage rather than the actual size that it displays. I've basically got rid of this USB and now I'm using a SanDisk.

@sevenheavenhaven 4 месяца назад

Thanks for reminding me about this. I'll just make an update video later on in the future to talk about this problem and include this Auamoz brand to warn others.