JUANWE USB Flash Drive 5 Pack 64GB USB 2.0 Thumb Drive Protective Cap and LED Indicative Design Jump Drive Memory Stick Pen Drive for Data Storage, File Sharing (Multi-Color)

Works well in my truck, I can put many albums on one drive.

I bought this 5-piece set of 64GB Flash Drives, what worked out to about $6.59 per unit. It's a pretty good price, but these drives don't perform so well, even for USB 2.0. I tested them under different formats along with some older and newer USB 2.0 Flash Drives I own. These do come in five nice colors with protector caps. the very ends light up a nice bright orange when plugged in.The drives come formatted with exFAT with 58.5GB (62,910,627,840) bytes of free space. Test results using SpeedOut v0.5 found the following test scores:JUANWE 64GB exFAT: READ: 21.19 MB/s ... WRITE: 6.305 MB/sWhen formatted to NTFS, they were actually worse:JUANWE 64GB NTFS: READ 13.502 MB/s ... WRITE: 5.241 MB/sThis is very slow as the USB 2.0 specification supports up to 60MB/s transfer. Of course, technology's specifications often view the world through rose-colored glasses. Larger devices are generally faster, all else equal. I also ran the same tests on two older USB 2.0 drives as well as a newer one.Older drives:SanDisk Cruzer 8GB Fat32: READ: 21.052 MB/s ... WRITE: 2.755 MB/sSanDisk Cruzer Micro 8GB Fat32: READ: 29.086 MB/s ... WRITE: 6.808 MB/sI also ran it on a recent one I bought from Amazon for $4.99:Kingston Data Traveler 16GB Fat32: READ: 39.745 MB/s ... WRITE: 11.721 MB/sthe Kingston is a nice choice if 16GB is enough for you and you want an inexpensive drive. They are also very small and built of a single thin aluminum shell.Again the JUANWE were very inexpensive for their size, so don't expect much.

So far I have put data on 4 of the 5 USB sticks and I have not encountered any problems yet. After I filled up the first 2 drives I had them in my pocket, and someone ran my pants through the washer. 2 days later I found out, and plugged in the drives, sure enough all of the data is in tact. I do not recommend submerging these but I accidentally did and they are fine.

Works

Great product.

This was a great value and gives you a large amount of backup for your photos, videos, and documents. They are great for taking movies with you on a trip. You can save at least 12+ movies, depending on movie length.

I have purchased the 32 gig box of five twice before. Didn't have a single problem with any of them. Then purchased two boxes of 64 gig drives. I wanted to transfer home movies I had digitized to the disks and hand them out to family for Christmas presents when we get together the week after Christmas. So far I have had two out of three fail when copying, sometimes requiring the disk to be formatted (even with formatting the disk will fail again). At this point, I have no confidence in the disks working later even if I can get the files copied.

I'm not real high-tech, so I appreciate technology that is easy and reliable to use. In short, I love the product, especially for the price.