MOSDART 64GB USB Flash Drive 5 Pack, 64 GB Multicolor Multipack USB2.0 Thumb Drives, Swivel Design with LED Light, exFAT Jump Drive Memory Stick for Computers, Data Storage

To rec, my flava tv show.

Muy bueno solo que cuando le das click derecho para formatearlo dura mucho para abrir.

These are very reasonably priced 32GB flash drives. I have been using them for several months and find them to be handy and reliable. A quick way to share very large files. For backing up important data I subscribe to the Keep your data in three places rule: On your HD, in a cloud account, and on a separate physical drive which can be stored offsite. After finishing a project it takes only a few seconds to transfer the files and take them home in my pocket. The customer service is excellent. The supplier provides an ebook to each customer with very useful technical tips for using the flash drives with PCs or Macs, tricks to format them for large files <4GB with NTFS, etc. I have used these for sharing video I have taken at events. They are inexpensive enough to put several hours of video on one and simply hand it to the recipient before the event is over. Overall Im very pleased with this simple product and the customer service of the supplier.

Like the looks of the product and simple to use

I have never had so much trouble with a USB stick until I got these. File system gets corrupted if you breathe on them them too hard or forget to say thank you after use. Dont trust anything of any level of importance on these things. GIFs? A list of your favorite colors? Pictures of that dog you follow on Insta? Too valuable for these pieces of data corrupting garbage.

I lik that I could put several movies on one thumb drive

Each of the mosDart memory sticks was uploaded with 2500 photos from folders saved to my desktop. The photos were of family members and extended from the 1880s to the present. The memory sticks were all loaded and given to relatives at our family reunion. Many relatives were surprised to see photos of themselves taken many years ago. Im so thankful that mosDart memory sticks were there to help me add more joy to our last family reunion.

Great value and works as expected. Had to specially format one to use as a bootable USB Linux drive using FAT32, then burn an ISO to it. Worked. A little more complex than likely the average user. Probably not the fastest around, being its USB 2.0; however does the job well. For the cost, number of drives included, and reliable storage per each unit; have to say its an incredible value.

Ever have the problem when you store pictures, music, and books on a device and then EVERY time you plug it in, it says that the drive has a problem? These do NOT. I have 5 stars in the Warmth thing, but that on a USB is BAD so the fact that it did not get warm when I moved 20 GB onto it the first day let me put in the said 5 stars. Also, it did not take forever to install a driver, or even to work, it just opened. Very easy to use.

***EDIT*** After leaving the original poor review, the seller (possibly importer/manufacturer as well?) reached out to me and offered to send me a free USB flash drive from another batch to test. After testing it by copying several large sets of data, formatting, then using Rufus to create a bootable Linux install image on the USB - I can confirm that the unit they sent me does not exhibit the same issue. Its possible that the batch I originally received was just faulty, so be aware of that. ***ORIGINAL*** These USB drives are complete junk, do not purchase - spend the extra money to get a reputable brand. I purchased these to use for quick/temporary storage; since they would be used for non-essential data that was backed up elsewhere - I thought getting off brand USB drives would be ok. No such luck. Grabbed one drive and started a transfer of about 2GB worth of files; immediately I noticed just how slow the transfer was. Now these are advertised as USB2.0 drives, so the speed will definitely not compare to newer USB3.0 drives, but I have other USB2.0 drives from mainstream brands that are several times faster. But again, temp storage (forget about being quick now), so was willing to live with the slow speeds. But the transfer speed kept dropping and dropping, after a couple of hours (yes, hours) - then transfer speed was basically at 0; then Windows threw an error and said the drive was no longer visible. Removed and reinserted the drive and Windows was able to see it again - however it saw it as unformatted. Formatted the drive and tried the transfer again, same story - after a couple of hours Windows no longer saw the drive and the transfer errorred out; except that this time when it was removed/reinserted - Windows would see it, report that it was unformatted, but be unable to format it. The drive was basically dead, after being used for only several hours. I thought this might be a fluke, one bad drive out of 5; I tried it with a second drive and the story repeated itself. Save yourself the hassle and headache of a return and just avoid this junk.