Flash drive is fully compliant with USB 1.1 and 2.0 systems
Speeds of 480 Mbps with USB 2.0
Editorial Review:
This is a convenient way to carry all sorts of data files from place to place. Simply connect to a USB port on a PC for rapid download or upload transfer of information. It is powered by the USB port so it's economical and efficient.
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 3.0 / 5.0
A cheap flash drive that eventually brakes One year ago when I started college, I was required to buy a flash drive in order to attend one of my classes. This flash drive worked rather well for me until a few months ago when I had trouble getting it to work, sometimes it would work and sometimes it would simply keep demanding me to reformat it. The flash drive does its purpose well, so if you're only using this for casual use than this is the best bet for you. If you're using it constantly, avoid this flash drive at all costs. I recently lost all of... more info
plug and go I've owned this little guy for about 2 1/2 yrs now and am very pleased with it. The only reason I'm giving it 4 stars is because yes, the casing is very cheap. However, the price was very well justified and I have no problems loading info from one computer to the next. I even switch it between XP and Vista and it loads just fine. I guess it's a win/lose with these flash drives for some people. For me, it does what it's suppose to do - store my files - and doesn't load any funny programs into my computer so... more info
Fell apart after a month of use. This thing is a piece of garbage. After about a month of use, the plastic parts began separating and the interior piece fell out. Do not buy if you intend to use it more than a couple of times.
Case has positive and negative aspects 512 MB has been sufficient for me to transport all sorts of files for daily use. I have had this unit for a year or more. The electronics have been flawless. The case broke open and I had to glue it back together with epoxy. It fits well in my key wallet. The end comes off and opens more easily than some thumb drives, but you do need to watch where you leave the end so you can find it again quickly.
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