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The Kingston DataTraveler HyperX 3.0 drive arrives in a little blister pack with the name of the product on the front. It looks very attractive and durable, ideal for storing important data on the move.
Inside, is a little lanyard cable which can be attached to the main chassis. You can't get any more simple than this, just plug n' play!
The little drive is very attractive in the flesh, comprising a very tough outer shell with rubberised black cross sections, maximising grip. It measures 74.99mm x 23.29mm x 15.9mm. The protective cap seals with a reassuring ‘click', protecting the plug.
One side of the product has the ‘HyperX' name and storage capacity, while the flip side has ‘Kingston' engraved subtly into the central chassis.
It is slightly ‘fatter' than the ADATA N005 Pro 64GB chassis, but not quite as long. Both sets of dimensions work well, as some of the ultra small physical designs can get misplaced very easily. I have lost several very tiny USB drives in the past.
