Mushkin Enhanced Prospector 2GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive Model MKNUFDPR2GB

Pros: Well, it's 2GB stick and looks cool! Works, fast enough and very little to carry around!

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Price! hopefully they'll make 8GB as standard for $1.00

Pros: Low Price. Newegg's customer service is stellar. RMA process was quick and easy and shipping cost was covered by newegg.

Cons: The drive began to fail after 2 weeks of use. I formated the drive in FAT32 for MP3 play comapitibilty. When plugging it into my computer to add additional MP3 files it would constantly prompt to be formated before I could continue to use the drive.

Pros: Had since 08/21 use it for usb install win xp many times never failed. Great USB flash drive.

Cons: none.

Pros: It was OK during its short life.

Cons: I was warned about buying Mushkin by a friend but didn't listen. I was using it as the OS drive for FreeNAS, and after a couple months, it could not boot the OS anymore. The drive can still take reads and writes, but it throws errors on booting FreeNAS, even after several attempts on rewriting the ISO. This is not a problem with my flash drives from other manufacturers.

Other Thoughts: I know there's a 2 year warranty, but I'll just take the $5 hit and not deal with Mushkin products again. This was disappointing.

Pros: I purchased 10 of these flash drives and found none of them defective. It’s refreshing to purchase something that works as advertised. Time will tell how they hold up, but this is very promising.

Cons: None

Pros: good bang for the buck. arrives completely blank (not preloaded with crapware (looking at you sandisk )). does what it says on the tin.

Cons: none to speak of, better built than i was expecting from a 6 dollar flash drive

Pros: It works exactly the way I expected it to.

Cons: I wish it could be a little faster, it is fine to install a Linux distribution but it takes ages to transfer files.

Pros: - Reliable memory - I haven't found any defective out of 20 or so checked
- Sturdy enclosure - unlike many plastic enclosures for flash drives these days this one is actually strong enough to take a beating and survive
- Reasonable size enclosure - unlike many flash drives this one can be plugged in to a port on my 2011 Macbook Pro without blocking the neighbouring port
- Bootable
- Relatively fast

Cons: - Stupid prospector logo and font stamped on the back
- The removable cap is easy to lose, but then I just check them anyway

Other Thoughts: I've purchased in bulk just about every brand of cheap flash drives Newegg has carried over the last couple of years and Mushkin is the first that I haven't had any defective units. And while Newegg's return policy is great, not having to return anything is even better. Maybe it's just chance, who knows? If I run in to issues later I'll update my review, but as of right now I'm quite impressed!

Pros: Works. Mushkin.

Cons: Wish prices on flash drives would drop...

Other Thoughts: Bought to be used as a boot stick for a server. Nothing big, works well.

Pros: I bought three of these, all three work like a champ and have uniform space. Going to use these for boot devices, so I can't complain about having to deal with a cap. Gotta give it a 5 egg rating due to Newegg's awesome shipping department!

Cons: None found so far. If I ever get any failures, I will edit this review. Honestly, I don't expect that will ever happen as Mushkin makes pretty good memory.

Other Thoughts: Other thoughts? Hmmm... how about freedom for all!