Team F108 4GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive (Brown) Model TG004GF108CX

Pros: Well made. Sturdy

Cons: Every time I plugged this drive into my computer, it asked me to format it. Any data that was on the drive just disappeared. The flash drive was useless.

Other Thoughts: Maybe I got a bad drive, but the two Team flash drives that I have owned have both been defective. I avoid Team at all costs now.

Pros: Pretty good I guess.
Cheapest usb drive you can get.
Red indicator light.
Fast write speed for the price

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Bought this for a windows 7 iso file. Only one I had was a 2gb one which wouldn't fit it.

No real complaints.

Pros: They work, somewhat.

WRONG -> "It features an LED light to indicate data transfer." <- WRONG

I would never have bought these (3) had i known the LED activity indicators wouldn't work in any of them.

Cons: The drive activity L.E.D. does not work in any of the three units that I had purchased.

having just read other reviews of this brand, i see that this is a common issue for them.

Pros: Cheap, free shipping, solid aluminum case and its got some nice weight to it. The case got hot during 1 Gb file transfer and I think it acts as a heat sink. Not sure if its a con though. Good as a cheap backup solution for students

Cons: The plastic cap was bit tight at first and loosens later. I removed a little bit of the ridges inside the cap with a penknife to make it easier to take out. Slow write speed (Between 2.5 and 3.5 Mb/sec)

Other Thoughts: Its a good deal if you're just storing small files and documents. Large files (~1 Gb or more will take time to write). Probably not good as a boot device.

Write Speed = Average 2.8 Mb/sec; As high as 3.5 Mb/sec
Read Speed = Average 12 Mb/sec; Speed is steady

I thought speed was slow because I use an old computer but in a new laptop, (USB 2.0 also), speed was same.

Took me about 3 to 4 minutes to write a 1 Gb file to it.

Pros: This product is great, the housing is a nice sleek brown metal. It even has activity lights. Works fine.

Cons: nothing

Pros: I like thumb drives with aluminum housings. They feel solid, and don't use goofy design gimmicks like many plastic drives. It's just a flat metal tube with a connector on one end and a circuit board inside. No nonsense.

There's not much else to say besides that. The drive is inexpensive and stores a decent amount of data.

Cons: I have never heard of this particular brand before.

Other Thoughts: The housing has an interesting brown paint job, and the plastic cap is tinted to match. This would look equally good in a man's pocket as in a woman's purse.