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Gop-Dogg
Greater than one weekVery convenient drive to use, but the drive comes formatted in FAT32, which limits the size of any single file you copy to the drive to 4GB. If you are using this drive with Windows 7, 8 or 10, you want to reformat it into NTFS before using it to remove that restriction. Very surprised that a modern (USB 3.0) flash drive would be formatted in such an archaic file system.
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Keyri González
> 3 dayDejé de usarla por uno meses y se dañó solita.
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Anaconda316
> 3 dayVery good product
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foxfire
> 3 dayok so i bought 5 of them 1 of them broke right out of the gate major total fail and is not functional at all im actually pc tech and i have no clue why or what broke. it seems to have lost the ability to be written to and is locked in a no drive setting so the space is there but you cannot fdisk format for fix it in anyway the others work decently but are kinda slow feel like2.0 not 3.0 so maybe mis marked useally kingston is pretty good maybe i got some bad batch? i have no idea so 3/5 stars this round guys . if you really need something this will work and is easy to use 0 effort .
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Mitsurugi
> 3 dayWhen I get flash drives, I typically go with Kingston. Theres not too many companies I would say have gained a brand loyalty from me, but Kingston has been one of them. Over the last 10 years, Ive had three Kingston drives, including this one, and they all still work (I just use them for different tasks), and Ive always managed to get them at a reasonable price. Its a flash drive, theres not a whole lot to say about it, but it works, and Ive had a pretty good track record with other Kingston products in the past.
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aleksandre
> 3 daywhere is another 13 GB ? I thought the material is stronger,but also normal.in general,speed is also not very normal, a normal product But I did not understand where 13 GB ?!
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Shant
> 3 dayI use this drive to relocate files that are larger than 4 GB so I Changed storage to the NTFS file system. Sometimes it copies slow but this happens based on the file type and size. The speed is not a problem for me.
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Joel Casey. Krehbiel
> 3 dayPurchase arrived quickly and the product is just what I wanted!
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Renny
Greater than one weekYes easy to use, do have space great product. Would recommend to buy
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Nydius
02-04-2025I needed an additional USB drive to create a recovery boot USB for a new laptop. Saw this one on sale and didnt think twice (or read the reviews [my mistake]) because it was Kingston brand. Upon arrival, I knew something was fishy when formatting took longer than usual on this supposed USB 3.0/3.1 device. I started trying to move files of various sizes -- everything from small documents to lossy and lossless audio and uncompressed video -- and all of them wrote to the drive ABYSMALLY slow. I then decided to benchmark the drive using multiple tools, specifically CrystalDiskMark and SpeedOut. Imagine my surprise when both of them showed that this USB3 drive, on a USB3 port, was writing at less than a quarter speed of a 10 year old, USB 2 stick on the same port. Yes, LESS THAN A QUARTER of the speed. I could move an entire 3.7GB mp4 movie to the USB2 stick in the same time it would take to move an album worth of 320MP3 audio files to the *new*, 64gb USB3 stick. Knowing that Amazon has had issues with counterfeit items in the past, I ran another test to ensure the stick was genuine. To my dismay, it WAS genuine. Kingstons quality has clearly fallen a long way. Im not so sure a counterfeit wouldnt run BETTER. What a sad state of affairs. Not only is this stick unsuitable for its intended use as a system recovery device, its not even suitable for use as a backup device because it takes far too long to save anything beyond a few megabytes of size. Buy something else.