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In this article we will walk through the features, performance and value of the new eMMC 5.1 flash drive from iSCish.

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iSCISH D2 Review: First impressions & Specifications

The iSCISH D2 is the successor to the previous iSCISH i9S powered eMMC flash drives which had the same price.

That’s a remarkable price tag for a flash drive and one that comes with an optional software upgrade that helps boost the memory to 5GB.

These high-capacity files have a very fast read and write times, so it’s a very interesting solution to speed up the storage.

Features

One of the biggest highlights of the new eMMC flash drive is the drive’s new fast Read and Write times.

This drive comes with an iSCISH eMMC 5.1 flash drive support that speeds up the storage considerably.

However, the internal storage is very different from the standard flash drive.

**The iSCISH D2’s eMMC is plain WD’s flash drive’s internal hard drive spec sheet. This drive is only 1GB longer and has the same capacity as the standard eMMC.

It also has an additional 4GB of flash storage which is expandable up to 128GB.

There’s also a SATA 3.0 interface, which is very quick and snappy. But in terms of performance the drive lacks the fast internal SATA3 spec and speed.

It has a SATA3 spec 6GB of SATA3 16GB of eMMC storage and if you want that then you can buy the Kingston Nucleum Extreme Flash Drive that costs £359 / $399 (aka K8 Pro).

For the price, I’m pretty happy with the performance that this drive brings to the table, I’ve been using it for over 3 days now and it’s been a constant companion.

The big question is, can the new drive truly beat the current spec?

Build Quality

The build of the iSCISH D2 is solid and finished with a metal finish.

At the top of the drive is the DC power button, this button lights up when the flash is working.

The power button is held by a spring and is responsive to the direction of the trigger.

Down the left side of the flash drive there’s a 3.5mm Port, which I thought might be an optical connector, but it’s an RJ45 type.

One thing to note in the normal operation mode is that the power button needs to be held by a trigger.

The power button is fairly long and is flanked by 4 lights on the top plate.

On the right side there’s a slot for an external Micro USB for a USB cable.

Performance

I’ve had the dual flash drive for a few days and have used it to drive my DSLR and an Android TV set-top box.

The performance is what you would expect from a flash drive, and it’s solid.