The Kingston IronKey Locker+ 50 G2 is a highly secure USB flash drive with a storage capacity of 128 GB, specifically designed to protect sensitive data. Equipped with FIPS 197-certified AES-256-bit hardware encryption, this USB drive offers enterprise-level security. The integrated virtual keyboard and anti-fingerprint coating provide additional protection and user-friendliness. With the multi-password option, users can choose between complex passwords and passphrases, further enhancing security. The drive offers read speeds of up to 145 MB/s and write speeds of up to 115 MB/s, making it an efficient solution for data transfer. The robust metal casing and integrated key loop ensure high durability and portability.
Write transfer speed | 115 MB/s |
Read transfer speed | 145 MB/s |
USB stick housing | Bar with cap |
Length | 60.56 mm |
Item number | 68331759 |
Manufacturer | Kingston |
Category | USB memory sticks |
Manufacturer no. | IKLP50G2/128GB |
Release date | 16.3.2026 |
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Colour | Black |
Exact colour description | Black |
Storage capacity | 128 GB |
USB ports | USB-A |
Write transfer speed | 115 MB/s |
Read transfer speed | 145 MB/s |
USB stick housing | Bar with cap |
AES key size | 256 bit |
Country of origin | Taiwan |
CO₂ emissions | 8,63 kg |
Climate contribution | EUR 0,21 |
Length | 60.56 mm |
Width | 18.60 mm |
Height | 9.60 mm |
Weight | 22.94 g |
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... After successful activation, the stick achieves a maximum of 165 MByte/s for reading, 145 MByte/s for writing, and the write rate drops to a meagre 3 MByte/s with many small files - but this is similar with other sticks. If you want to have your data not only locally but also in the cloud, you can install the enclosed synchronisation software; this then takes up corresponding space in Dropbox & Co...
