Pros: Look you must of sent me the wrong one because it doesn't read up to 150 mbs

Cons: Fix

Other Thoughts: I want an email so we can decide how we can handle this tokoskater123@aol.com

Pros: it is very portable, the size of the device was the main purpose of my purchase

Cons: the advertised storage capacity is 128GB but the available size is 115 GB now I wonder where 13 GB of storage when to? I used it in a usb 3.0 port and also in a usb 2.0 port, the transfer rate in both of the ports did not went above 20 MB/s. converted to Mb, it should be 8bits per every Byte, which is 20 * 8 = 160 Mbps. being aware of this, why is the usb 3.0 port or viceversa ( the 2.0 port) transfering at the same speed?

Other Thoughts: Still, regardless of those minor cons, it's very addictive to have such amount of storage in that tiny size.

Pros: It is small, I can leave it plugged in my laptop all the time
Capacity is great
When it wants the transfer speed is amazing

Cons: The transfer speed is really slow 75% of the time, it starts transfering files very fast, but usually after 30 seconds the speed drops to almost nothing and near the end of every transfer there is 30 seconds to 1 minute of nothing happening and some unresponsiveness. It also gets very hot.

Other Thoughts: Not sure if I will keep it

Pros: Large capacity, tiny, fast and secure.

Cons: None

Pros: Small and unnoticed being mounted. Very good price for 128GB

Cons: It indeed gets very hot. It can actually burn your skin after you move 10GB size and make contact of your skin with it.

Pros: This product even though it has one job to do and that is to hold data in it has came in handy very much for a gamer that needs allot of space for purchased games on the Wii U... it also comes in handy so that you can encrypt any files so that if you want to be the only one to see them you can. its a mass storage device so do with it what you like.

Cons: NONE really except that the device gets really really hot while using it I dont know if its because of a certain USB slot that has a powerboost or what all I know is take it out sometimes if you feel concerned about it becoming fried.

Other Thoughts: Just Remember that its tiny and its very capable of handling allot of data. and like most cards as in other companys I only trust Sandisk because they are a #1 Brand Storage company.

Pros: Tiny. Hides on Keychain

Cons: The cap falls off and is lost forever. It's very tiny.

Pros: - Not a fake one like others here stated, tested with multiple sector read/write programs
- fits on keychain
- easy to insert/remove
- TINY!!

Cons: - Not top usb 3.0 speeds, but does get tidbit faster than 2.0. (20-30mbs write)

Other Thoughts: I ordered this because I wanted to SMALLEST usb drive possible since it's going on my keychain and hate usb drives that make my pocket look like. ya know..
It fits the bill, and I really mostly only care about capacity and small factor. It's also CHEAP so in reality this is a great deal.

*** For people complaining about how 'hot' it gets. It's fine. I've had usb drives that get this hot. It's no unusual and it doesn't stop working. I can pull it out and it's not a big deal. My gosh people are petty here sometimes.

Pros: -Physical size (used to have another brand 64 GB stick that protruded three times as far.)
-Memory Capacity (At the time I am about to order, can only find one form 128 GB USB stick and it isn't completely on the market.)
-Price. (Thanks NewEgg. Taking advantage of a special, is cost me about 20¢/GB)

Cons: -Why is plastic flange on it so long? It doesn't appear to integral to the functionality, yet stick out a quite a way. Seems like that might make it easier to get caught by a shirt sleeve of something and get pulled out.

Other Thoughts: Running on USB 2 so not experiencing heating problem

Pros: Small
Fast!
Great secondary storage for a tablet w/ full-sized USB3 port.

Cons: No Strap, easy to lose drive/case.
Still sticks out more than I'd like...too bad you can't get this kind of speed from SD cards.
IT GETS HOT! Like other people said. It gets hot...hot enough it feels as warm as the CPU area in my Dell Venue 11 when plugged directly into the tablet.
Seems to cause electrical interference. When plugged into a small USB3.0 hub along with my Microsoft Arch Mouse receiver I can't move the mouse more than 6-12 inches away from the receiver or it stops working...only when this drive is plugged in to the same hub. If I move another wireless mouse receiver plugged into a different computer right next to it it has no effect on that receiver...it's not RF interference.

Other Thoughts: I don't have a USB power meter nearby, and nothing that would allow USB3.0 passthrough should that make a difference, but I have a feeling the heat and the interference are caused by poor design. I could be wrong, but I'm betting the electronics inside this drive run at 3.3V, but USB outputs 5V so the heat and interference (or perhaps exceedingly high current draw) are being caused by a bad or highly inefficient power regulator. Won't be surprised if this dies just after the warranty expires...if it makes it that long. :(