Kingston DataTraveler Exodia DTX/128GB Flash Drive USB 3.2 Gen 1 - with Protective Cap and Keyring in Multiple Colours

Picked up the Kingston DataTraveler Exodia 64GB as a backup drive for transferring files between work and home, and it’s doing exactly what I need it to. Speeds are decent for a USB 3.2 Gen 1 – nothing mind-blowing, but fast enough for documents, media files, and the occasional larger video project. Definitely better than older USB 2.0 drives.Build quality feels solid. It’s lightweight, but doesn’t feel cheap. I like that it comes with a protective cap (which actually stays on) and the keyring loop is a nice touch – makes it easy to attach to my bag or keys so I don’t lose it. I also got one in a different colour to easily tell it apart from my other drives. Simple idea, but super useful.No issues with compatibility so far – worked plug-and-play with Windows, Mac, and even a smart TV. Great little drive for the price if you just need dependable storage on the go.

256GB used to be a good sized hard drive - now available as this tiny device. I worried about some odd messages on a pc so backed up it's 100+GB's of files, pictures and downloads on this . It took about one hour in total but worked perfectly and I feel this provides an excellent extra back up very cheaply indeed.

What a excellent pen drive, easy to use, with a fast transfer of data. Don't forget a quick saving of data too.

Reliable item. Good value.

The media could not be loaded. Great value for money since it costs almost the same as 128GB versions there. Not the quickest, but definately has good transfer speeds so you wont get old waiting for the files to transfer.

High quality fast easy to use good design

Excellent! I'm generally wary of cheaper products, but had Kingston products before. I was Not disappointed. Loads data fast and is a reliable data storage product, despite being on the lower price range. Thanks Kingston I am and remain a pleased and grateful customer

In perspective - the RAW write speed of these memory stick is under 20GB an HOUR, well under in slower/usb2 hardare. Thats poor for USB2 let alone USB 3.2.Useless for TV record/timeshift or game savesNot putting much effort into review as Amazon seems to be deleting evidenced reviews critical of its 'preferred suppliers.After finding the other budget Kingston sticks slow but useful, I thought these would be the same speed .. but slimmer - Ohh NO.They are slimmer - but even slower write speed than the already atrociously slow slide cover kingstons.Only 6.5-8.5MB/s write depending on port and format (see other review) barely more than half the wrote speed of the atrociously slow other Kingston sticks. ** 5.5MB/s on dual core USB2 hardware.This is on large file sequential copy to empty stick - the fastest its going to get writing to the sticks - Random writes to a stick with stuff on far far slower.Advertising the others as USB 3.2 was questionable - with these they are taking the micky.Others were acceptable at price. Wouldn't recommend these even though they are cheap. You'll think the write to these sticks has failed they are so slowUPDATEAfter only loading some stuff on for occasional use (training vids) came to add a few more and the copy failed and its now reporting as read only. Nothing I do can fix it (and i'm IT technical)Can still watch the existing stuff - so i dont think its fake memory - its just really bad quality.This deserves minus stars