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

out of the 128 gb they offer, it happens to have only 114gb. Does it happen to any of you? that would be the only observation about this product.

Clouds, Smouds... I have all my photos going back 60 years stored on one of two of these memory sticks. I keep one in the safe deposit box and swap them with an updated version every 3 or 4 months. The Kingston Digital 64GB is fast and I like the built in cap. Im not sure I have the same security and peace of mind with a cloud. I was unable to use Amazons cloud as they wanted to put all 60 years of photos in ONE directory. I use directories to sort by year and month.

I might have given this a 5 Star rating if not for following conditions. Its not near as fast as is claimed HOWEVER thats probably because of the Dell Im using. I installed an internal USB 3 PCI-E card in my Dell Optiplex 780 Mini Tower. It may very well be that that the system bus or the card I used is the bottleneck here. Im not tech savvy enough to give you guys a real answer on this. Still, it IS faster than USB 2 thats for sure. Add-On review: As of 06/25/2018 I have come to the conclusion that this would be a very good USB 2 flash drive, but NOT a good USB 3 flash drive. I should have been more critical of it when i first purchased it so I could get my money back. Too late now. Shame on Kingston for releasing this product as labeled. This is the LASt Kingston product I ever buy.

Ive been using this drive for about 4 months and its exactly what I was looking for, nice storage, nice speed since its USB 3, and pretty portable. Nice drive!

There is not much to dislike, the only bad thing that happened to it was that the metal part of the USB bent a bit, fast transfer speeds, durable, and great price for the storage capacity.

This is a flash drive, and it does what a flash drive is supposed to do. If you are looking for a flash drive with amazing speeds pushing the limits of USB 3.0, I dont think this is the product you should be looking at. For 64gb of storage with USB 3.0 utilization, this little flash drive does everything I need it to. Actually, all three that I purchased work just fine, one use to multiboot numerous operating systems, and it performs without complaint. The other two I use to shuffle files between computers at work as needed.

Average sized thumbdrive. Speed tests are what you would expect for USB3.0 Its not the smallest in size or biggest in capacity but more than enough to get the job done. Especially at the $6-$7 price point. An excellent deal if your looking to replace or add another USB to your collection.

Some of my projects require transferring a large amount of data, and my 32GB flash drives were no longer keeping up. Ive always had good luck with Kingston so I didnt hesitate to order (both a 64GB and 128GB version). I only wished I would have read the other reviews before doing so. I had to transfer about 80GB of data so I plugged the drive into my Mac Pro. The machine recognized it, although it took a good 5-10 seconds before it appeared in the list of drives. I started the transfer and after reviewing the files told me it would take about a day to transfer. Ha - ok, Ill let it run overnight. Looked at it the next morning and it was still going! No joke. I had to do a repeat of the transfer and this time grabbed a small external USB 3.0 256GB SSD hard drive. I plugged it in and the computer saw it immediately. I started the transfer and it told me it would take about 40 minutes. I dont have the exact time that it took because I stepped away. But it was less than that. The speed with this flash drive is not what Im used to with other USB 3 devices. Im glad I didnt spend much on them because they will probably be put in the drawer and forgotten about!

I can never go wrong with Kingston. They are always reliable,sleek and always do what they are supposed to do. I also always like the style of any of there storage devices. Highly recommend this product.

Gotthese to put operating systems on so I could try them out before I picked one, and to show my father-in-law the better OSs. These are great for this sort of use. After I will use them for pictures, etc on trips. I would say that Kingston is a good name brand and they have never let me down in the past.