The ADATA S102 USB 3.0 Flash drive is shipped inside a small cardboard and plastic package; on the front side we can see how the product looks like through the transparent plastic material, along with the full name of the drive and its capacity. On the bottom, we can see two logos, one which tells us that we can find downloadable software for this product, and one that tells us the product comes with a lifetime warranty:
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On the back side of the package, we can see a small product description, the specifications and system requirements:
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The S102 takes part from the Nobility Series of ADATA's flash drives and has a similar shaped body to the S805 USB Flash drive, which was reviewed in the past:
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On one of the product sides, we can see the ADATA inscription, along with the product model and the interface it functions on:
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The opposite side maintains the same design, but without any writings:
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In the back of the drive, we can see a small hole where we can insert a lanyard (not included in the package!):
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After the removal of the top cap, the USB 3.0 connector gets revealed:
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Like on the S805, we can mount the plastic cap in the back of the device, to avoid losing it while the device is plugged in:
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Here is a closer look on the USB 3.0 connector of the flash drive; after a small visual inspection, we can see that there aren't any writings on both sides of the connector (some drives have laser inscriptions on the connector with product codes, total capacity or other serial numbers):
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you can see it in device manager under usb root habs.
it's very critical for me.