ADATA UC310 USB-stick 64 GB USB Type-A 3.2 Gen 1 (3.1 Gen 1) wit

The ADATA UC310 USB Flash Drive (64 GB) combines a capless swivel design with USB 3.2 Gen 1 (USB Type-A) connectivity to deliver compact, dust-resistant portable storage. The drive supports read speeds up to 100 MB/s, offers backward compatibility with USB 2.0, and weighs approximately 9 g. Its minimalist form factor is available in multiple colors and provides up to 64 GB of capacity for everyday file storage, photo and video archiving, and data transfer tasks.

Advantages

The capless swivel mechanism exposes the USB Type-A connector with a simple turn, eliminating the need for a removable cap and reducing the risk of dust ingress. USB 3.2 Gen 1 provides transfer rates up to 5 Gbps for faster file movement while maintaining compatibility with USB 2.0 ports. The UC310 is lightweight (about 9 g) and compact, making it convenient to carry in a pocket or bag, and its variety of colors supports personal preference.

Suitable for

• Transferring documents and presentations between computers
• Storing and transporting photos and short videos
• Backing up important files and small archives
• Using with older and current USB Type-A ports thanks to backward compatibility

Key specifications

• Capacity: 64 GB
• Interface: USB Type-A
• USB version: USB 3.2 Gen 1 (backward compatible with USB 2.0)
• Maximum read speed: up to 100 MB/s
• Weight: 0.009 kg
• Design: capless swivel
• Colour: White (model UC310-64G-RWH)

How to use

Rotate the swivel housing to expose the USB Type-A connector and insert the drive into a compatible USB port. The device is plug-and-play on most modern operating systems; wait for the host system to recognize the drive before transferring files. After use, remove the drive safely via the operating system's eject or safely remove hardware function, then close the swivel to protect the connector from dust.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, avoid removing the USB drive during active data transfer, store the drive in a dry environment, and perform regular backups of critical files. Use the drive for general file storage and transport rather than as primary long-term archival media for frequently updated large datasets.