5 Pack 32GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive Memory Stick Thumb Drives (5 Mixed Colors: Black Blue Green Red Silver)

Right price for good quality.

I don't trust that my hard drive and OneDrive will store my photos and documents without any system error in the future. So, I bought this flash drive for extra security and archiving. So far, it works great! With 128GB of storage, it will take a while before I reach its storage capacity. I like the little cap that covers the port to prevent it from getting dirty and dusty. It is a small flash drive though, which I'm afraid of losing, but does make it easy to carry around. Overall, great flash drive.

Storing various versions of windows installations for temporary archival purposes (XP, 7, 10.....) Works as intended. No complaints.

These are very inexpensive flash drives, and I like the solid colors which allow me to use a permanent market to label them. The only issue I had was one of them was defective. You can't easily tell, however. Whenever I buy inexpensive flash drives, I follow these steps to make sure they are reliable and not defective: 1. Create a large 12GB file on my hard drive (using a program like Dummy File Creator) 2. Run a SHA-1 test against it to obtain the hash code (using a program like HashMyFiles or Quick Hash GUI or ComputeHash) 3. Copy the SHA-1 code to Notepad or something to keep it 4. Reformat the flash drive as NTFS (quick format) 5. Copy the large file to the flash drive (step 4 is important because FAT32 has file size limitations) 6. Run a SHA-1 test against the file, now on the flash drive 7. Compare the original SHA-1 code and the new SHA-1 code to see if they are equal 8. Equality means the flash drive is good; inequality means the flash drive is either bad or the file was not copied properly. You can recopy the file and re-run the SHA-1 test against the file on the flash drive to double-check before drawing a conclusion. Remember, creating a big file takes a while, running a SHA-1 test on the file takes a while, copying the big file to the flash drive takes a while, and running the 2nd SHA-1 test on the file on the flash drive takes a while! But the end result is you will be less likely to lose data by trusting a defective flash drive.

Came formated and ready to use. Plug and play. Also like the light in the end that shows ‘in use.’ Good price and fast delivery. Very happy with purchase.

Works perfectly for my music thank you

These are formatted in Fat32 at 3.73 total space with 3.72 Gigs to use. Ideal for all your important files to take on the go. Make sure you don't put it in your pockets and forget it, Why am I saying this... These drive a bit smaller that your standard USB flash drive and you don't want to loose the data on them. So transfer your data as soon as you can so you can fill the flash drive with more data., The price is good for a pack of five. The main reason I got this set is because my older flash drives dismounted when going into a system utility for the specs, plus they were wearing out. These will last for years depending upon how you use them. Would I buy them again? Yes. I have need of USB 2.0 flash drives.

Did a read/write test validation on these with H2testw. Three of the drives read as 14984 MB in size. Two of the drives read as 15285 MB in size. I found the initial size difference a bit odd. Maybe these were drives that failed the Quality Check and were given a lower number to accomodate the bad cells? Either way, the read/write test came back with the following: Drive 1 Warning: Only 15284 of 15285 MByte tested. Test finished without errors. You can now delete the test files *.h2w or verify them again. Writing speed: 7.78 MByte/s Reading speed: 11.8 MByte/s H2testw v1.4 Drive 2 Warning: Only 15284 of 15285 MByte tested. The media is likely to be defective. 14.9 GByte OK (31301376 sectors) 128 KByte DATA LOST (256 sectors) Details:0 KByte overwritten (0 sectors) 0 KByte slightly changed (< 8 bit/sector, 0 sectors) 128 KByte corrupted (256 sectors) 0 KByte aliased memory (0 sectors) Drive 3 Warning: Only 14984 of 14985 MByte tested. Test finished without errors. You can now delete the test files *.h2w or verify them again. Writing speed: 6.62 MByte/s Reading speed: 11.8 MByte/s H2testw v1.4 Drive 4 Warning: Only 14984 of 14985 MByte tested. Test finished without errors. You can now delete the test files *.h2w or verify them again. Writing speed: 6.35 MByte/s Reading speed: 12.0 MByte/s H2testw v1.4 Drive 5 Warning: Only 14984 of 14985 MByte tested. Test finished without errors. You can now delete the test files *.h2w or verify them again. Writing speed: 6.16 MByte/s Reading speed: 15.0 MByte/s H2testw v1.4 So 1 out of the 5 drives tested potentially bad. But it only failed on 128KB worth of data, so not too bad as long as it's not anything sensitive(Your bootleg Game of Thrones episodes will play fine). Just something to keep in mind. I'm personally happy enough with the price and have no intention of returning the faulty drive, though you may want to run your own reliability test before trusting any of these with critical data, OS images and the like.

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Love these Usb sticks which come in a cool little storage. The different colours mean I can use them for different files and I know exactly what's on which USB. The connect well in all devices.

It works fine on equipment that still require USB 2.0

Works reliably. No problems so far.

Unfortunately two of the drives were dead . Very frustrating. I got a refund but I actually wanted to use then so I was still stuck.