SanDisk 32GB Cruzer Glide CZ60 USB 2.0 Flash Drive (SDCZ60-032G-B35)

Pros: Simple design, just plug and play.

Cons: Software that comes pre loaded onto the TD is of no use to me personally, but some might find it useful...so no eggs off for that.

Overall Review: I have and will purchase more of these in the future, as SanDisk has always made great products. Simple, durable and affordable for those looking for a storage device that fits in your pocket.

Pros: I loaded 6,800 songs with descriptions to use for long trips with my rv. When the radio stations keep fading out I will always have my music to take with me or just use around town.

Cons: The 2.0 usb drive is slow but I just set up pc and walk away from it and let it go.

Pros: cheap 4.99, decent capacity for price from newegg shell shocker

Cons: not the fastest, but what can you expect from usb 2.0 instead of 3.0 gen 1 or gen 2 kind of physically large compared to others, but got cheap from newegg shell shocker

Overall Review: retractable end seems to wear after a while, shinny plastic is a finger print magnet, USB 2.0 is kind of slow for install compared to 3.0 but cheap from newegg shell shocker bought 5, all still work after several rufus re-images, not really fast enough as a bootable OS as ultra fit, but then again it's 1/6th the price and 1/8th the capacity.

Pros: It works for storage.

Cons: Being USB 2, its slow. Moreover, it breaks. I put it on my keychain to carry around. and after about 6 months, the plastic loop broke clean off. Another one I have that's as old as Moses, has a metal loop, and its been doing fine for years.

Pros: good not the super fast or somehing but good for the price I paid(39.99)

Cons: none for now.

Pros: Its cheap

Cons: Slow speeds.. I bought this thinking I would use it for my 360, upon installing I found I couldn't load/save games nearly as quick as my 4gb drive. Almost can't play at all.

Overall Review: If you want a casual stick this one is fine, but its not fast.

Pros: Good space, and had a cheap price at 17.99 at staples during a sale this week. You can hide the USB interface to protect it when traveling with the slider.

Cons: Slow. I bought a TDK Trans-it 16gb drive years ago online and while that drive is half the capacity, this Sandisk and a Sandisk Cruzer Facet are four times slower at MB/s write speeds, making a 4-5gb photo transfer much slower than I care to save a few dollars for. Going back to Staples today to return them so I can buy more TDK drives. Fat. Sticks up a good half inch further than my TDK because of it's slider feature. the chip is nowhere near that long but it sure looks it when it's on my PC.

Overall Review: Try 18 or 19MB/s for my TDK and a measly 4.3MB/s for this Sandisk, and the other small ones I tried. Bleh. Read Speeds are on par with my TDK, if you've got 32gb of files you only want to write once (or can wait forever to write many times) go for it. If you want to read AND write to this thing, get up and brew a few cups of coffee or cook lunch, you'll have the time.

Pros: Fairly cheap for the size.

Cons: Slow even by USB 2.0 standards. Write speed of 4 MB/s.