ADATA 32GB UV150 Snap-on Cap USB 3.0 Flash Drive (AUV150-32G-RBK)

Pros: price

Cons: completely unusable after only 7 read/writes

Overall Review: spend a little more and buy sandisk samsung

Pros: Good price, USB 3.0

Cons: I could not create a bootable drive from an image that worked another stick... Win 10 or Linux Mint (both x64)

Overall Review: Been a couple years since I came across a stick I couldn't make bootable from Linux utils. If you don't need it to boot from it add a couple of eggs to my rating.

Pros: None if it becomes unusable. Luckily I had backups of my data

Cons: After a few months. It becomes unusable

Overall Review: I'm actually on the second of these. The first one became unrecognized by any OS (Windows, Linux) after 4 months, I have about 6 different size USB drives like this. None of them has ever failed and none of them are made by ADATA. Tool from from website couldn't fix told to call Customer Service. Filled out form sent back. Was able to get Warranty service and paying shipping back. Got a new one. Thanks for the prompt service. Now the new one only lasted 7 months and the same thing happened. BTW, my other (non-ADATA) USB drives still have not failed. I probably only wrote/erased this one about a 2 dozen times

Pros: Decent speed 64GB Very cheap

Cons: Speed is decent, but certainly not great for USB 3.0. Fluctuates a lot, but averages around 20 MB/s

Overall Review: I bought this when it was on sale for $9 with tax, and it was totally worth it at that price. I probably wouldn't pay the full $20 for it. Just wait for a sale on something else. For a 64GB flash drive that was less than $10, I would definitely recommend it. The speed isn't the greatest, but unless you are constantly copying dozens of gigabytes of files daily, you will barely notice.

Pros: None, apparently.

Cons: slow write speeds intermittent connection cap is hard to use unreliable

Overall Review: The one I am currently using is actually a replacement from Adata. The first one had really choppy reading and writing, and would drop down to incredibly low write speeds. I sent it back to Adata for replacement and this one functions as I would expect it to. update 1/22/19 - RMA drive is now dead too after a week. Adata, if you're reading this, I need this to be replaced with a different model. This particular design is terrible and not worth trying to use any further.

Pros: Good price for a 64Gig USB3 thumb drive.

Cons: The AData is slooooow! Read speed is just okay; write speed - yawn! I have (much) older Kingstone & Patriot USB2 thumb drives that run rings around this thing. The snap on-off cap is plastic & tiresome compared to built in caps such as the Corsair Slider or the Kingston Data Travellers.

Overall Review: Spend a few extra $'s & buy a Corsair or one of the little metal Samsung US3s. I use my 64Gig Samsung all the time - the AData as little as possible. I do NOT recommend this unless yoy have little cash AND are very patient.

Pros: Affordable, good reading speed (around 90 MB/s)

Cons: only 13 MB/s writing speed on USB 3.0

Overall Review: I would not recommend this

Pros: Cheapish

Cons: Slower than Molasses going uphill in a blizzard. I have usb 2.0 s that beat it. Depressingly Bad.