USB 3.0 Flash Drive 64 GB 10 Pack Flash Drive 3.0 Thumb Drive Jump Drive Memory Stick Data Storage Pen Drive Black

I am not sure what one should write when reviewing USB drives... They are the right size, and I used the colors to help me remember what I stored on them. They fit quite a lot... photos, homework, GIS maps, etc. It has been a bit since I purchased them, and all are working; nothing is broken. Yay?

Worked very well. No complaints. Shipment was quick.

Works well, I have used them several times and they hold a lot of stuff. I like the nice colorful jackets, I keep different files on different colors. Nice quality product, good price.

Two of them in my package, while they did accept files for storage, had no working LED indicator when the flash drive was in the USB port so there was no way to recognize when activity was occurring.

They came on time. They work great.

Saves on storage space on computer. Take with you, Good value. Easy to use. Durability- a wait and see but never have experienced a problem.

I had no idea just how inexpensive flash drives have gotten until I bought these... You're getting a good amount of storage space between a large number of drives that have an excellent transfer speed all at a low price. I bought these for two reasons, both of which have to do with a new desktop I built: 1. I needed to make some live boot installers for Windows, Ubuntu, and other flavors of Linux, and these have all the space I need to pull that off AND have plenty of room left over for local storage on the portable OSs. These work perfect for that. 2. Transferring large files for games and other large files. I absolutely hate the idea of downloading the various 20+ gig games I have from scratch. And large folder archives of MP4s and MKV files can be transferred faster if you use more than one storage device at a time, rather than shell out a lot more money for an external SSD: -Fill up one drive with a ton of large files, and when that's done start transferring those to the new device -As soon as you start that, get another drive on the old device and start copying files again. Doing both of those things in parallel can really save you time. These are USB 3.0, so speeds are way faster than trying to download a lot of stuff from scratch over the web. And you'll also get to say "yes" every time someone asks if you have a spare flash drive with a lot of available space.

There's no way these are USB 2.0, these are clearly USB 1.0 drives. USB 2.0 wouldn't have such horrendous read/write speeds as these junk USB sticks do. I bought these USB sticks to store movies and TV shows on. Copying movies is painfully slow, it will take several hours for each movie. You can literally watch the movie in less time than it takes to copy the movie to this mislabeled "USB 2.0" drive. If you plan on copying a season of TV shows or a complete series run of a TV show, if you start copying before you go to bed, it should be finished by the time you wake up. But then playing back media from these devices is an absolute joke. I'm trying to watch a movie right now I saved onto one of these cheap piece of junk UBS sticks, and the video keeps pausing every second, sitting there for at least 10 seconds, then playing for another second, so on and so forth. The entire reasons for having drives these big is for media file storage, but you won't be doing any of that if you buy these drives. Technically you can copy files to and from these devices if you have the patience of a saint. Just don't expect to watch any media from these shoddy "quality" USB 1.0 drives that a snail could outrun.