Kingston 128GB DataTraveler 100 G3 USB 3.0 100MB/s Read, 10MB/s Write (DT100G3/128GB)

This 128GB Kingston thumb drive has held any storage I have needed to keep on it for the past year and a half. I would definitely recommend it to anyone.

I 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.

USB drive says 128 Gb on it but the computer says it 31.9 Gb. I just now checked the capacity and realize its less than what I purchased and not happy

where 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 ?!

A well-made product. Plastic is tough. It slides very well when opening and closing. It has the typical blue color of USB 3.0 inside. Excellent product, 100% recommended. Later I will see the speed of writing and reading data.

I have used this drive now for a few months and it has worked as it is supposed to each time. I didnt buy it for speed, I bought it for music and to transfer files. I am happy with my purchase.

I always trust Kingston Products, and this one is perfect

It is used as a storage drive. I mostly transfer files from my phone and laptop to keep them bloated free.

Two thumbs up.

I 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.