Pros: Small size.
Low profile.

Cons: Very SLOW! I purchased both the 32GB and 64GB models. They were very slow, so much so, that I believe there may be something wrong with them. Note that these are USB 3.0 drives, but their read speed of approximately 10MB per second is slower than any USB 2.0 flash drive I have ever owned. This is no where near the "up to 130MB/sec" claimed by the manufacturer, and is unacceptable.

And lest you think I'm doing it wrong: The same computer, same USB port, same benchmark yields 344.8MB/sec for my Mushkin MKNUFDVS256GB USB 3.0 flash drive.

Other Thoughts: Some would say I RMA'd them. But I prefer the old English: Banished to whence they came!

Pros: Has a read speed of 130mbps when copying an image.

Cons: Has a write speed of 25mbps when copying the same image. I expected at least twice that much.
In comparison, I have a 128GB PNY Flash Drive that will write the exact same image file at 90mbps.

Other Thoughts: Overall this is a useable drive with a very good read speed... It's just a bit slow when it comes to writing what you want to read...
In all fairness, I should note that I also have PNY USB 2.0 Flash Drives that will only write the same image at around 5mbps...

Pros: Small, sleek and sexy
Usb 3.0
Large capacity, holds all my music with plenty of space left over
Works very well with my Kenwood's usb input. Just make sure you leave it formatted to fat32.
Price while on sale
Fits snug into usb port
Copying ~13 Gigs of music and data stayed around 25-60 MB/s and took roughly 15 mins
Read speeds are fast

Cons: Gets quite hot while writing to it
Does not stay connected when writing to it using a 3.0 or 2.0 hub (I think the heat it produces has something to do with it)
Haven't seen speeds anywhere near the advertised 130 MB/s

Other Thoughts: Initially I bought this with a 3 ft usb 3.0 cable and a 3.0 hub since I don't have a usb 3.0 port on the front of my computer. While writing a large amount of data using the cable and hub the drive will always eject itself and give an error a few minutes in. Removing and reinserting the drive prompts the 'windows detected a problem with this drive and needs to scan it'. Windows never does find any errors which prompts me to believe it just gets too hot. Using it with just the cable, which is more open, it writes my 13 gigs of music without a problem. Same issues with my 2.0 hub. Might be windows 10? Don't have a win 7 machine with usb 3.0 to test on though.
Also I did not test this drive while plugging it directly into the usb port on the back of my computer, too much hassle to dig back there and with the tight fit I may not have gotten it back without pulling everything out.

Does not include a lanyard (doesn't matter I didn't need or want one)

I bought this drive to play my music on my kenwood receiver in my truck, for that it works great and I have no complaints.

Pros: For my intended purpose of keeping OS X installers on this as bootable drive is a must have. I put it in a small ziplock bag and taped it to the back of the display, so when disaster strikes, a desperate search is not needed.

Cons: none

Pros: Awesome plenty of space and It's well SAMSUNG lol

Cons: Nothing at all