“What is the actual read/write speed of this device? The description refers to "up to 10 Gigabytes, but that doesn't tell me anything. (10 Gigabytes per what??)”

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• it is 10 Gbps.

  Answered by VladPitt 6 years ago

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• The industry standard is PER Second. I can only assume that is the unit of measurement.

  Answered by Jake 6 years ago

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• Up to 10 Gbps (using USB 3.1) for quick and efficient file backup. That is 10 Gigabits (not Bytes) per second

  Answered by ClayR 6 years ago

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• The San Disk web site says Write speed up to 15x faster than USB 2.0 (4 MB/s), read speeds up to 130 MB/s.

  Answered by Vulcan 6 years ago

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• Jerry, please look closer at the specifications: it says speeds up to 10 Gbps, which translates to gigaBITs per second. Not gigaBYTEs, which would be GBps. Which makes its maximum transfer speed around 1250 megabytes per second, or just 1.25 GBps. Seeing as this is also referring to the new USB 3.1 standard, your results will vary if you don't have a USB 3.1 compliant port.

  Answered by MajorFalcon71 6 years ago

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