Silicon Power Touch 835 32GB Waterproof USB 2.0 Flash Drive Model SP032GBUF2835V1T

Pros: Tiny
Works fine, every time
Speed is comparable to other good performers.

Cons: Almost too small as sometimes I have to dig in my pocket to find it :)

Other Thoughts: I would definitely buy this again, and recommend it. Just be sure to attach your own security chain to it as it is very small.

Pros: Cheap
29 GB of space
Really small

Cons: The case of it is pretty soft, I keep one on a lanyard with my keys and it has quite a few small dents in it, nothing major.

Pros: - Avg. write speeds above 9mbps
- Compact, seems durable

Cons: - 20min+ will leave you with a hot flash drive
- Is there protection against static charge (leads exposed)
- Included chain doesn't feel too secure

Other Thoughts: As stated above, it's going to get pretty hot after a long session of file transfers. On the contrary it cooled down relatively fast because it's mainly aluminum. Otherwise you simply can't beat the value here; it is incredibly compact and light (weighs less than 2 quarters). Usb 3.0 isn't incredibly necessary, but anything over 32gb... I'd say so.

Pros: 32Gb of storage (Before formatting)
Compact size.
Does what it was intended to do, hold files..

Cons: None that I have found yet.

Other Thoughts: For those complaining about the cheapness of this flash drive..
1. It is NOT flimsy or easily broken.
2. It is NOT as brittle as a few layers of Aluminum Foil.
(Have you actually compared Tin foil to the casing of this??)
3. The little keychain attachment, while small, is NOT so weak that it just falls apart, like others have stated.

Stop being so dramatic and over-exaggerating your complaints about this Flash Drive.
It works, it serves its purpose, and it does so in a very small form factor. If you want a rugged flash drive that you can throw against a wall or drive a vehicle over...maybe you should try being more careful with your belongings in the first place...

Pros: Tiny - far smaller then I expected.
Metal case and they have a useable capacity

Cons: As others have said, they get warm just being plugged in - reason they have the metal case.

Snug fitting in port - be very careful about damaging the port

Small Size - I have big hands (Need XLG Gloves) and these are as short as the first joint of my index finger (from tip to joint).

Other Thoughts: I'd based my purchase on the picture compared to the San disk Cruizer and it lied. These are half the size of the Cruizers (I have several of them) and I'm worried about possibly loosing one with important files on.

Seeing as how I just got them, I can't say anything about how reliable as yet. If the heat worries you, don't leave them plugged in for long periods of time.

Pros: 29.4GB of Storage

HDTune 2.55 produced an average transfer rate of 24.7MBs and an access time of 0.8ms.

Was able to record the 22GB recovery software from an HP laptop to it without any problems (still almost as slow as burning DVDs)

Waterproof (but I did not test this)

Cons: Comes with an "Activate Warranty.exe" file on the drive.
Gets very warm during use
Way too small to carry around with you
(though It will stay in the packaging with the computer's S/N for reference in my case)

Other Thoughts: I bought two on sale for $17.99 each for resale. Odd that they are now regularly priced $17.99.

Pros: This USB drive is excellent! It's very small and handy. I was worried that I would lose it because it's so small, but that hasn't been a problem. It's a perfect little drive for my day to day use.

Cons: none

Pros: Love the design, small and compact, the metal body seems very durable compared to my other plastic thumb drives. Works great with both my Windows 7 and Windows XP computers.

Cons: none

Pros: Good capacity for the cost, reasonably good read/write performance. Works perfectly for the intended purpose (playing music and podcasts through my car stereo).

Cons: Casing is very thin metal. For the cost, I wasn't expecting crush-proof adamantium, but this drive's outer skin is about as rigid as a few layers of heavy aluminum foil. For this reason, I wouldn't use one as a carry-around drive that might bump up against keys or other stuff in your pocket. The provided ball-chain is even less sturdy than the drive casing. If you're looking for a super-durable keychain drive, I'd strongly suggest the Kingston SE9.

Pros: price w/rebate and waterproof feature, plus claim of lifetime warranty; comes with software that seems it could actually be helpful. NewEgg got it to me in rapid fashion!

Cons: I've only had it a few days; it works as a thumb drive should; not super speedy on a large file; it seems so darn small, promoting easier loseability, or similar result. I've "heard" the accompanying "chain" is flimsy, and it's appearance seems consistent with that assessment. Beware of the Norton free 60 day trial.

Other Thoughts: if I get the rebate with minimum hassle I'll feel much better about it