HyperX Savage 128GB USB 3.1/3.0 Review

1. Introduction2. Unboxing and First Look3. Synthetic Tests4. Performance Testing5. Conclusion6. View All Pages

The HyperX Savage USB drive comes in a standard blister pack for packaging. It gives you a good look at the drive, capacity and read/write speeds before buying and gets the job done.

 

Inside you will find the drive itself, a HyperX sticker and a little strap so that you can attach the drive to something like a set of keys so that you don't lose it.

While the older HyperX Fury USB drives ship in a plastic housing, Kingston has stepped up its build materials for the Savage drives with an aluminium X and rubberized plastic used to protect the internals. Overall, it's a good looking USB drive with a premium finish to it.

As you can see, once the drive is formatted you get 117GB of space to play around with.

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