NLOANDKUUSB Stick 982GB | USB 3.0 High Speed Memory Stick | Data Storage USB Flash Drive | Rotating Metal Clip Thumb Drive | Portable Pen Drive for Computer/Tablet/Laptop (982GB)

I have found this to be a fairly unremarkable piece of equipment that just does what it should do in a reliable fashion. Speeds are not hypersonic, but perfectly adequate for most daily tasks (the maker does not claim this product is super fast anyway, so all is good).The stick has a slightly 'rubberised' (I do not know how else to describe the feel) coating which provides good, tactile grip allowing for easy plugging and unplugging, while the actual port fits all my equipment very nicely with no slack or unwanted movement.So, in summary I would say this is a useful, large capacity stick that so far has been very reliable to use while not being the fastest out there (also not the slowest, by far).

This USB stick flash drive comes simply packaged. It has a swivel design, so there's no dust cap for the USB-A connector. Build quality seems reasonable, the main body is plastic with the outer clasp being metal. The swivel design is a standard one, with a loop at the back end to attach a keyring or lanyard.Performance is fine. The drive has an exFAT format by default and shows 117GB free. I filled it with video files to check the capacity and played them back afterwards with no issues. Write speeds are OK, though I wouldn't describe them as high speed. Read speeds are better but as long as I can play video from the drive I am happy.In my experience, swivel drives fail more frequently than other types of USB sticks so I am not sure how reliable the drive will be in the long term but so far this drive has been working well and I am very happy with it.

It's not the prettiest, or physically smallest, and that capacity stamped on the side looks a bit low-rent. But it's a perfectly serviceable USB stick with a decent capacity for the price. What's not to like about that?

I ordered this 128gb USB stick to transfer files from my tablet to a storage device.The usb stick works fine although it isn't the fastest, there were no errors transferring any data.The usb stick is has a metal case protecting it which can be opened to reveal the usb connector. It also has a small hole to install a lanyard but this is not provided with the usb stick.

One never knows with these things how long they will last, I've had quite expensive ones fail, but it is as big as it says it is - 125gb - and works and seems stable, so hopefully will remain so. At this price it's very good value, so hopefully a solid bit of kit

dissapointed that this usb is not 3.0 . added and formatted to use with smart TV but TV reports this as too slow and needs to be able to transfer at least 4.0 mb/s . Bought as advertised as 3.0 which should be more than capable . Was not .

This is priced at the lower end of the market so I wasn’t expecting super fast performance or industrial grade ruggedness.The manufacturer doesn’t specify the speed of the drive so I tested it on my Windows 10 computer and a USB 3 port. The drive arrived formatted as exFAT so for a test I left it exFAT. In use I would probably format it as NTFSI transferred 61 video files adding up to 73 GB from my desktop computer’s internal hard drive to the USB drive in 37 minutes 43 seconds which is faster than several other, more expensive. USB drives that I have.In practice the actual speed achieved by a drive depends on the number of files, the file sizes and how defragmented the source and destination drives are so the speed may differ for other circumstances.The body of the drive is a matt black plastic with a velvety feel. This is mounted in a metal cover which rotates to cover the USB A connector. The first time I touched velvety plastic it picked up some sweat from my finger which stained the surface so a hard smooth plastic would have been betterI’m very impressed by this drive. It’s relatively expensive and fast, although I don’t particularly like the surface finish.

A sturdy-feeling piece of kit that works very well. There's never any mention of the endurance of these devices so you get no idea of their longevity, but for the price it seems decent enough.