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It works good so far.

Plug and go. Ni issues.

Small size, inexpensive

Nice little drive. The cap makes a satisfying click. Looks neat. Recycled materials, nice. It's also got pretty good speeds, often above what the product page claims.

Speed is much improved over earlier models.

Great product and great Value!

- Compact - No problems - Great capacity

Sturdy. Transfer speeds are consistent with docs, iso, images, vids of several formats (e.g., mp3, MP4, wmv, mov etc..) on a b450 motherboard.

Can't have to many thumb drives

-- fast -- form factor

Used for backup pictures.

The smallest and fastest I have used yet. I transferred 2 gb in less 60 seconds from a SATA 3 drive. Inexpensive and delivered fast.

works as it should.

I did USB 3 testing and then USB-C testing and got incredible benchmark results. Those USB 3 benchmarks are almost in competition with 2.5 SSD's. But what about when you transfer a 500G folder and files? What speeds in the real world are we going to experience? Well, take a look at the pictures to see for yourself. For the fist 5-10 gigs of data, I was cruising at @ 680 mbps (which is insane), and then something happened....

The construction of this USB stick screams QUALITY. It's got a metal case, which also acts as a heatsink. Very sturdy. Having both USB A-type and C-type connectors is great. My older machines don't have USB C. Really like the compact design. It's no larger than it needs to be. No moving parts that will prevent use if they break.

This drive feels sturdy because it is made of metal. It should survive in a rough environment, since there are no plastic bits to break. It is tiny, at 1 1/4" by 1/2". Having both a USB A and USB C port is handy.