32GB USB Flash Drives 5 Pack, TYSHCY 32 GB USB 2.0Thumb Drives Swivel Memory Stick Jump Drive Zip Drive with LED Light for Data Storage Backup, Black

El material es fuerte

Pretty good value for a 5-pack of 32gb flash drives. These seem to work just as well as others Ive used. I havent measured the actual transfer speed, but it seems pretty good. As with all flash drives, Id recommend doing a quick format before using them. Maybe Im superstitious, but its always good practice to make doubly sure youre getting a fresh drive. Anyway, Ive been using this for home and personal use, and theyre good enough for that. Good way to keep backups of files.

Received in timely manner as advertised

I needed USB for all my teaching files and crafting designs. These little guys are wonderful and they came in a storage box that even made things better. I can keep them all in one place. I will definitely purchase these again when I need more.

I took each of the ten USB sticks and reformatted them. They arrived with a FAT32 format and I reformatted them to ExFat.. All drive reformatted successfully without any failures. The drives have an led that turns on when the drive is active.

I often receive, and need to also distribute, media stored on flash drives. I prefer to use flash drives I purchase in bulk for such a purpose, and these are perfect. I wouldnt place truly critical data on such an inexpensive drive, nor would I back up precious memories to such drives, but for low risk generic data you cannot go wrong for 32 GB of storage at roughly $3 a piece. I am old enough to remember when that much storage on a flash drive was $30 a pop (or more.) Now it is almost disposable.

Great value for the price. 5 flash drives will save a lot of data

Its great to have 5 32 GB memory sticks in a package at a reasonable price. Reasonable read/write speeds reported. The packaging although in a fitted cardboard and foam box is ideal for desktop use near a laptop, A good value for a generic product.

Very handy to have these. I use them to share data not over the network, to transport data to other locations and to collect scans off of HP and Epson printers. As typical for these, actual capacity is about 29GB. The come formatted FAT32, to transport very large files (>4GB) I reformat to NTFS. Also I have created boot drives for Acronis, Linux, even Windows Server and they work adequately bearing in mind the USB 2.0 speed limitations.