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mehcahalapolypse
> 3 dayI wish I would have read the comments as I had only considered the price and the capacity. This drive is very slow, so slow that I had to verify the capacity with H2testw to verify that this wasnt an old counterfeit item. The test wrote to the drive at 30Mb/s or about 3 times faster than the USB 1.1 standard (about 6% of USB 2.0). It took OVER TWO HOURS to write 64MB to this drive, and the test passed.
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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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Angies Shandy
> 3 dayThis is an entry-level USB 3 drive and as such outperforms entry-level USB 2 drives. Ive used this model in 16, 32, and 64 GB capacities and never had any problems. I reformatted a couple to exFAT in order to store files larger than 4 GB and used them with televisions to watch high-definition movies. It performs noticeably faster when connected to a USB 3 port compared to USB 2. In the terminal, even rudimentary operations like find and ls are much faster on directories with many files when this device is connected via USB 3. The slide cover is convenient and stays locked into position. The attachment point for lanyards or key chains is too small. I was only able to use a thin plastic wire tie with it. For the ten dollars I paid, it was a good deal.
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Siffert
> 3 dayI see a lot of complaints here about how slow this stick is. For me on my USB 2.0 desktop machines and TVs, its plenty fast and just as fast as the others in read mode. Its really small size and flip/click open/close with no end cap is a real bonus on this. The lettering on it does not stand out either like on other Kingston sticks. I like how it cannot really be seen on the side panel on my Samsung HD TV. I also find those usb external hard drives go bad quick and now use this stick also as a 64GB external hard drive. Gonna buy more!
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Scott Barry
> 3 dayDurable Flash Drive. Never had a bad superblock.
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Nessa Z
> 3 dayI used these to back up my prone-to-failure hard drive before installing a new computer. I was able to transfer everything needed on only one flash drive. Works well and good price.
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Ez Reader
> 3 dayUse this Usb drive to create a disk image and backup my windows 10 pc Ive used Kingston usb drives in the past and they have always be reliable and fast
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Amanda H. Smith
> 3 dayI should have read the reviews more carefully. I have used an older Generation 2 Kingston DataTraveler since 2014, and it has always been great, so I trusted the brand. However, this generation of the device is... awful. It is incredibly, incredibly slow, both to read and to write. Sluggish. Unusable. Opening a folder takes 20-30 seconds, even if the contents are virtually nil. I dont have to run a speed test to know that something is terribly wrong here. Im not trying anything too sophisticated... I just wanted to open a PDF, and that shouldnt take three minutes of my time. Furthermore, this drive spontaneously shuts off when not in use. Every morning that Ive had it plugged into either my work PC or my personal Mac, I wake up my computer to a grumpy alert about unplugging it without properly ejecting it... even though it is still plugged in. Im sure there must be some way to disable that feature, but honestly, the drive is so slow that there is no point in me researching that, because I have already ordered its replacement. This is bad. Stay away.
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Ryden
09-06-2025I 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.
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BETTY S.
> 3 dayTO BACK UP MY COMPUTER FILES