Memoria USB Team Group C162 32 GB, USB Type-A, USB 3.2 Gen 1 (3.1 Gen 1), lectura 85 MB/s, escritura 20 MB/s, sin tapa, negro/plata

Team Group C162 32 GB is a capless USB flash drive with a USB Type-A connector and USB 3.2 Gen 1 (3.1 Gen 1) compatibility. The drive provides up to 85 MB/s read and 20 MB/s write speeds in a compact two-tone black and silver zinc-alloy housing. The unibody metal design uses a COB (chip-on-board) assembly process that increases resistance to splashes, dust and shocks while keeping the drive lightweight and convenient for everyday portable file transfer, backups and storage expansion on PCs and other compatible devices.

Advantages

The zinc-alloy construction combines durability with a minimalist appearance, and an ergonomic bottom profile improves handling and insertion. The capless design eliminates a removable cap to misplace while the plug-and-play USB Type-A interface ensures immediate compatibility with desktops and laptops. COB assembly contributes to splash-proof, dust-proof and shock-resistant protection of the internal components, and the compact form factor keeps the drive unobtrusive in pockets or laptop bags.

Suitable for

• Transferring documents, photos and videos between computers
• Temporary or portable backups of personal files
• Expanding storage on desktops and laptops with USB-A ports
• Carrying presentation files for meetings and classes

Key specifications

• Capacity: 32 GB
• Interface: USB Type-A
• USB standard: USB 3.2 Gen 1 (3.1 Gen 1)
• Maximum read speed: up to 85 MB/s
• Maximum write speed: up to 20 MB/s
• Weight: 0.0034 kg
• Housing material: zinc alloy (metal unibody)
• Finish: black and silver two-tone
• Design features: capless, ergonomic bottom profile, plug-and-play
• Protection: splash-proof, dust-proof, shock-resistant (COB assembly)

How to use

Insert the Team Group C162 into a USB Type-A port on a compatible computer or device. The drive uses plug-and-play functionality, so the operating system should recognize it automatically without additional drivers on most modern systems. Copy or move files using the operating system’s file manager, then use the standard safe-eject or hardware removal procedure before removing the drive to avoid data corruption.

Recommendations

For reliable performance, avoid filling the drive to absolute capacity; keep some free space for file system metadata and temporary operations. Store the flash drive in a dry place and avoid strong impacts despite the shock-resistant design. Use the drive for everyday transfers and backups; for long-term archival of critical data, maintain additional backups on separate media.