Testseek.com have collected 33 expert reviews of the Patriot Supersonic Rage XT USB3 and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Patriot Supersonic Rage XT USB3.
(78%)
33 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(80%)
4 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
78010033
The editors liked
Durable design
Respectable sequential performance
Quality
Partially Rugged Rubber Casing
Very Good Performance (Especially Read Speeds)
Retractable Design
Size
Price (For Some)
Build Quality
Excellent Read Performance
Design/Cap integration
Beats stated speeds in synthetic tests
Rubberized outer texture
Affordable price
Excellent read performance
Compact size
Excellent average read of 181 MB/s - just as advertised
USB 2.0 performance as expected
Five-year warranty
Available with up to 64 GB
The editors didn't like
Struggles with random write performance
Write Speeds Could Be Slightly Better
Write Speeds
Slow general transfer speeds
Real world transfers half or less of stated speeds
Quality, Partially Rugged Rubber Casing, Very Good Performance (Especially Read Speeds), Retractable Design, Size, Price (For Some), , ,
Write Speeds Could Be Slightly Better,
We've seen quite a few really fast USB 3.0 flash drives to date and we should be seeing even faster ones in the near future (check CES) but the downside all of them have is their size which makes it somewhat hard for people to actually carry them around w...
Some of you may recall that in the conclusion of our last USB 3.0 flash drive review i mentioned that drives usually surpass their advertised speeds and although that didn't happen in that particular review (it was an obvious exception to that rule) it di...
The Patriot Supersonic Rage XT is an affordable flash drive for the price conscious mainstream consumer. For those who don't need the highest level of performance but still want a capable on the go flash stick, the Rage XT is a good partner...
Abstract: It's hard to believe that the fastest USB 3.0-rated thumb drives can outperform the hard drive in your desktop PC. On the other hand, the slowest models shouldn't even be allowed USB 3.0 branding. We test 31 different drives to determine the quickest. M...
Abstract: Fast and small is good, right? At least that's how it works in the computer world. And USB flash drives are no different; we like them fast for data transfer, but also come in a small package. Indeed, the best of both worlds. But the typical USB 2.0 speed...
Affordable price, Excellent read performance, Compact size, Excellent average read of 181 MB/s - just as advertised, USB 2.0 performance as expected, Five-year warranty, Available with up to 64 GB
Mediocre USB 3.0 write performance, Housing sounds hollow, No activity LED
Clocking in at just around 1.25 USD per GB, the Patriot Supersonic RageXT USB 3.0 manages to surprise. Considering the price and its compact size, one may not expect the fast speeds of high-end drives, but the Rage XT USB 3.0 takes the crown in terms o...
Abstract: Marketing thumb drives are slow, small, and cheap. They really aren't meant for any intensive use other then maybe some minor files and documents. Most of the time, they are too small in capacity when you actually need them. I know I've gotten frustrated ...
The latest Supersonic Rage XT USB 3.0 Flash Drive really impressed us regarding the read performances, succeeding to surpass all other products on the same bus tested in the past. The body of the drive is made from high quality plastic, with a retract...
When it comes to flash drives there is no doubt in my mind that USB 3.0 has pushed this compact form factor to the mainstream. Previous to this we were stuck with slow and arduous drives that took hours to transfer a batch of files, to the point where...
