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We couldnt find any measurements for the JumpDrive P20 on the Lexar website but our dial calipers showed that it was 63.9mm x 22.5mm x 10.6mm (L x W x H) in size. The build construction feels fairly solid thanks to the metal lower enclosure, but the top black portion is made from plastic. It is designed so that you use your thumb to extend or retract the USB 3.0 port. The Lexar JumpDrive P20 USB 3.0 Flash drive is what we would call a slider model. The 64GB models costs 18% more than the 32GB drive, but has 80% faster write performance making it the clear choice for enthusiasts or prosumers that are looking for a solid performance oriented drive. This breaks down to being about $0.74 per GB for the 64GB model.

This is likely the reason Lexar sent over the JumpDrive P20 64GB model for us to review and it runs $46.95 shipped right now over at Amazon. The Lexar JumpDrive P20 32GB is rated at up to 150 MB/s on the write speeds whereas the 64GB and 128GB models are rated at up to 270 MB/s. It should be noted that all of the drives have sequential read speeds of up to 400 MB/s, but there is a difference on the sequential write speeds. The Lexar JumpDrive P20 is avaibleable in 32GB, 64GB and 128GB capacities and are backed by a limited lifetime warranty.

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Lexar claims that the JumpDrive P20 will allow you to transfer a full-length HD movie in under 40 seconds! Today we get a chance to look at the Lexar JumpDrive P20, which is the premier drive and one of the fastest USB Flash drives on the market with speeds of up to 400 MB/s read and 270 MB/s write.

The new 2015 Lexar JumpDrive offerings include the JumpDrive P20, JumpDrive S75, JumpDrive S25, JumpDrive S35 and JumpDrive S55. Lexar is no stranger to USB Flash Drives and at CES 2015 they announced a whole slew of SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Flash drives that would bring new levels of performance as well as some new features to the Lexar product lineup. Lexar JumpDrive P20 – Up to 400MB/s Speeds

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