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So far working fast on Windows or Linux.

This flash drive came just in time before my old WD drive died...was able to save all my info and still had room for more...

Fast read and write speeds

Super fast file transfer.

Team Group flash drives and hardrives have always worked well for me. This product is no exception. Works great and expect it to continue working great.

The cheapest flash drive I can find that holds a solid transfer speed. Keeps a solid 40-50MB/s. Every other cheap 128gb drive will drop to zero transfer constantly (Even teamgroups other 128gb USB3 Drive on Newegg).

It's fast as lightning. Moved almost 100gb's of music in record time!

The little gap at the end is small enough that you can insert a keyring into it for easy transport and organization. I don't need hella space so this is a good option for something compact that doesn't break the bank. Works great for moving big files from my laptop to my tablet and vice-versa.

-- fast -- form factor

A bog-standard little flash drive. Does the job.

- Very fast, even for network traffic - Got pretty close to rated speed on benchmark test (R: 128 Mbps W: 101 Mbps) via direct USB 3.0 connection to Windows 10 Pro 64 bit PC using Crystal Disk Mark bench test - Works great for being plugged in my wireless router and used a NAS drive

* It's small, so it takes up little space. * Type A and type C plugs mean you can use it with many different devices. * High-speed interface. * Has a loop, so you can attach it to a keychain or something.

easy to use usb setup

as far as prices and size goes, the cheapest price for its size but id buy these over western digital any day of the week.....

Very compact, with an older USB full-size connection on one end and the new Type C connection on the other. This configuration makes it a snap to move files from one type of storage device to another, or one computer to another. Lightning-fast file transfers (unless the files are gimongous).

I go through a lot of USB flash drives, plastic bodied ones with little connectors held on by surface mount solder don't hold up very long with me, sometimes not even a whole week. I've had this a few days, it's being fairly pleasant about it's USB interfacing manners in Ubuntu-based Linux, and it's TIGHT. It feels solid like it might last a while. We'll see, tune in again next year.

Works great. My other flash drive couldn't keep up with the vehicle camera and was always shutting down. But I've used this over a month and no issues at all.

Very fast transfer rates, 300mgb's plus reading and writing. I have a 256gb Patriot Supersonic Rage2 usb3.0, that is about six or seven years old. It transfers about 200mgb's plus and still going strong. This drive is four times the capacity and of course faster.