Two drives of 128 GB, and no combined figure anywhere
Intenso Speed Line twin pack, two drives of 128 GB, USB 3.2 Gen 1x1 stated, 70 MB/s, 8 g each
A twin pack rather than a single drive, with a plastic body weighed to the gram and measured to the millimetre, and one transfer figure that never says which direction it belongs to.
Specifications
- Capacity
- 128 GB per drive, supplied as two — stated in the title and in the third and fifth bullets, which describe the pack as two Intenso Speed Line drives of 128 GB. The listing publishes no combined figure and this page does not produce one by multiplication
- USB generation
- USB 3.2 Gen 1x1 — stated in the title and in the first and fifth bullets, which name it as Super Speed USB 3.2 Gen 1x1 and credit it for the transfer rate. It is the most precisely written generation on this shelf, since it names the lane arrangement as well as the class
- Stated link rate
- Not published on the listing — no class rate in gigabits per second appears alongside the generation. The only figure on the page is in megabytes per second
- Stated read figure
- Not published as a read figure — the first bullet gives transfer speeds of up to 70 MB/s and names no direction. Where a single undirected number is published on a flash drive it is normally the reading one, and this page reports the figure rather than assigning a direction the maker did not
- Stated write figure
- Not published on the listing — no separate writing figure appears in any of the five bullets, and the 70 MB/s figure is not broken down
- Connector type
- Not published on the listing — neither Type-A nor Type-C is named in the title or the bullets, and no cap or plug is described. The generation is stated and the shape of the plug carrying it is not
- Body design
- A plastic body described as robust — stated in the second bullet, which gives the weight as 8 g and the dimensions as 19 × 65 × 9 mm. No cap, no slider and no retracting mechanism is named
- Keyring provision
- Not published on the listing — no loop and no eyelet appears in any bullet
- Stated ingress rating
- Not published on the listing — no IP code and no water or dust figure is given. The robustness named in the second bullet is a claim about the plastic, not a rating
- Warranty length
- Not published on the listing — no period is stated anywhere on the page
- Amazon reference
- B0CPPXM3B6 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
- EAN
- 4034303033744
On the listing
Two Intenso Speed Line drives of 128 GB each in black, on Super Speed USB 3.2 Gen 1x1, with transfer speeds of up to 70 MB/s credited to that generation; a robust plastic construction weighing 8 g and measuring 19 × 65 × 9 mm, described as light and hard-wearing at once; 128 GB of room per drive, offered for everything from documents to multimedia; plug-and-play with no drivers to install; and a fifth bullet restating the pack as two Speed Line drives of 128 GB with Super Speed USB 3.2 Gen 1x1.
Two drives of a hundred and twenty-eight, and no third number
The pack holds two. Each holds 128 GB. The listing never adds them up, and neither does this page.
That restraint is deliberate rather than pedantic. Two drives of 128 GB are not one drive of 256 GB: a single file larger than 128 GB fits on neither of them, the two mount as separate volumes, and a folder split across the pair is a folder split across two objects that can be separated in a bag.
Every capacity figure on this page is the per-drive one, because that is the only capacity Intenso publishes.
The same decimal counting applies here as everywhere on this shelf — a machine displays each drive as something below 128 GB, since makers count in thousands of millions and operating systems count in units of 1024. Intenso publishes the label figure and this page reports the label figure.
Gen 1x1, written out
The generation on this page is the most carefully specified on the shelf.
Not “USB 3.2” but USB 3.2 Gen 1x1, which names the lane count alongside the class: one lane, at the older five-gigabit tier. That distinction is worth having, because USB 3.2 without a suffix covers arrangements that differ from each other by a factor of two, and a bare “3.2” on a package tells a buyer less than it seems to.
What does not appear is the gigabit figure itself. The suffix names the class; the number that belongs to the class is left off.
Seventy megabytes a second, direction not given
The first bullet gives up to 70 MB/s as a transfer speed and stops there.
Reading or writing is unstated. On flash memory the two are rarely close, and a single unlabelled figure is in practice the reading one, since that is the flattering direction and the one datasheets lead with. This page reports the number as it is printed and does not attach a direction to it.
For context on the shelf: two listings here publish a writing figure outright, and both of them show writing at well under half their reading figure. That is the shape of the gap a single number hides.
Eight grams, and nineteen by sixty-five by nine
The second bullet is the one with the object in it: plastic, called robust, 8 g on the scale and 19 × 65 × 9 mm on the ruler.
Eight grams is genuinely light — one drive on this shelf publishes 26 g for a metal dual-connector body — and 65 mm of length is the number to check against a laptop whose sockets sit close together.
What the bullet does not say is how the plug is protected. No cap, no slider, no retracting body. Three drives in this hub answer that question and this is not one of them.
The plug that is never named
Nowhere on this page does the word Type-A or Type-C appear.
The generation is stated three times and the shape carrying it is stated none. For a drive that is almost certainly going into a desktop socket that may not matter much in practice, but it is the one line a buyer cannot verify from the text — and on a purchase of two drives at once, the plug is the thing both of them will have in common.
Before ordering
Treat the capacity as 128 GB twice rather than 256 GB once, because that is what arrives. Read the 70 MB/s as the better of two directions. And confirm the connector shape with the seller if either drive is going anywhere other than a standard desktop port.
Availability
Priced from 28 € to 40 € across the German, French and Spanish Amazon stores the day this page was checked.
It is stocked on the American and British Amazon stores as well, in that country’s own currency. The range above leaves those out: it counts euro stores and no others.
The Italian Amazon price runs past 1.6× the cheapest store. A gap that size normally marks a reshipper and not a seller in the country, so that listing stays out of the range above.
Every figure in this section is what Keepa held on the day this page was last updated. Stock and prices move without warning.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 10 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.