
Samsung BAR Plus
USB-A · USB 3.2 Gen 1 · metal body. Up to 400 MB/s read.
Capacity: 128GB
Color: Gray
What 128GB holds, roughly
- 29,760phone photos
- 340minutes of 4K video
- 14,880songs
- 119,040documents
About the Samsung BAR Plus
Hang it on your key ring and the BAR Plus travels as a solid metal bar with a USB-A plug at one end. You get 64GB to 512GB on USB 3.2 Gen 1, and it also works in USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports at their own slower speeds.
Samsung rates reads at up to 300 MB/s on the 64GB and up to 400 MB/s from 128GB to 512GB. A 5-year limited warranty covers it, and Samsung lists an operating range of 0 to 60 degrees Celsius along with water, shock, magnet and X-ray resistance.
- PlugUSB-A
- Capacities64GB, 128GB, 256GB, 512GB
- InterfaceUSB 3.2 Gen 1 or USB 3.0, by version
- Read speedup to 400 MB/s (top capacity)
- Formmetal body
Samsung BAR Plus is part of the EasyFlash selection, on the solid-state and fast drives shelf.
How long 10 GB takes
Reading a 10 GB folder off the drive at the maker's top read speed. Writing to a flash drive is slower: the maker of this drive prints no write speed.
Questions
What EasyFlash shoppers ask about the Samsung BAR Plus
Which of your devices will the Samsung BAR Plus plug into?
The Samsung BAR Plus has one plug, made for the rectangular USB-A port of a desktop, most laptops made before 2020, a TV or a car stereo. Anything without that port needs an adapter.
How many of your photos fit on the Samsung BAR Plus?
The 64GB Samsung BAR Plus holds roughly 14,880 phone photos at 4 MB each. At 512GB, the Samsung BAR Plus takes about 119,040 photos, or about 23 hours of 4K phone video.
How fast will the Samsung BAR Plus copy your files?
Samsung rates the BAR Plus at up to 400 MB/s for reading, so a 10 GB folder comes off it in about 25 seconds on a USB 3 port. The 64GB BAR Plus is rated at 300 MB/s, so check the speed of the capacity you pick.
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