Pros: Small and flexible

Cons: Dies in less than 2 months

Other Thoughts: I bought 3 of these drives but 1 of them is completely dead. The drive is not detected on multiple machines. Not just no drive letter or something - No detection at all.

Pros: Compact, fast transfer, makes it easy/convenient to backup pictures, transfer files, etc.

Cons: None other than plastic cover might not last long

Other Thoughts: Needs to be formatted to use with phones, but it should format it anyways

Pros: tiny usb 3.0

Cons: Doesn't work -- needs reformatting always and doesnt hold data.

Manufacturer Response:

Hi, I'm Jewel with Kingston Technical Support. We apologize for the issue experienced with the DTDUO3. We are here to help and can troubleshoot with you to try getting the drive to running properly. If the drive is faulty, it can be replaced under it's five year warranty. Please call us at 1-800-435-0640 (USA and Canada only) M - F 6am - 6pm PT and I or another available Technician will assist you.

Thank you for selecting Kingston as your upgrade partner.

Pros: Excellent

Cons: No idea

Pros: small, fast, modular, great way to keep movies off your phone's sd card to slow it down. Easy to transfer files from phone to drive, and vice versa. I was able to put full seasons of a few shows, plus all of my tech software without having to delete old files to gain storage. If they made this in a 128GB model with the same form factor, it would defy physics but I would still buy it. I have the ring attached to my lanyard and it is still long enough to stay plugged into my phone while around my neck.

Cons: The only thing I would like to see on this drive has to do with the micro USB plug. First, I had to remove the plastic cover in order to fit the drive in the space allowed by my case (otterbox defender for S3). Second, I would have liked to see the "locking pins" or whatever they're called, on the micro USB plug to help hold the drive firmly in the phone. I haven't had any trouble with the drive falling out, but it does fit loosely enough that if you are riding in a car and hit a big bump, it may cause the drive to come out a little. Probably not a big deal but maybe something to add at Revision 2.0?