10 Pack 8GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive Memory Stick, Vuefamy Swivel Thumb Drives Bulk for Data Storage with Lanyards and Removable Labels (8GB 10 Pack, Black)

Its convenient to have little spare flash drives to share with others when you have computer files to give them. They get the files and a little flash drive to do the same for someone else. Each flash drive 4gb includes a capacity indicator that sticks on the unique sealing wrap and does not obstruct after your logo printing. Swivel design; 360 degree rotation design with rope-hole; simply attachable to keychain or lanyard. Simple to transport and prevent losing. While connected, the led indicator is red; when operating, it blinks. Cool gadgets to have around.

I needed a few medium capacity USB drives, and these fit the bill. They are high quality, include a lanyard for each drive, and operate flawlessly. I only tried three, but all three did between 58-72 MB/s transfer on 2 DVD files I used for a test. The price puts them at under $6 per unit, and for 64 GB at these speeds, is a good deal. Five Star USB 3.0 Flash Drives

Definitely works as expected, just plug and play.

Connection type is USB-A. Which is commonly found on most desk and laptops, yet not on many tablets and readers. I Would have preferred a USB-C connecter. Which both my laptop and tablet have. Therefore, I had to get an adapter to make this all function. That said, these have some nice accessories to them, such as protection of the ports. Therefore, a 5-star review, as anyone having a larger tablet than mine would more likely have multiple ports, with one being a USB-A. (Plus, with the mess of varying port sizes nowadays, connectors are often needed anyway.)

Ive put a few Linux distro on these, so that I have recovery options for computers and they work great!

For a cheap multipack of USB drives they seem to be decent. Comes with lanyards for each of the drives and some label stickers. Surprisingly the drives that worked, worked better than advertised. In crystaldiskmark I was seeing sequential reads up to 150MB/s and writs up to 60MB/s. So as a whole getting more than payed for. As for the downsides, there are a couple in my opinion. First thing is that one of the drives just straight didnt work. Disk management would see it, but couldnt recognize it as having any storage. Second there is no labeling on them at all, no size indicator or anything. Lastly, they all showed up in a larger bag and individually packaged as well, which is just wasteful packaging. As a whole seems like a decent product, and 1 out of 5 not working for the price doesnt seem to bad to me.

Was satisfied with the amount of flash drive I got. I have so many photos I want to transfer from a sad card and I needed more than one drive to do it. Two thumbs up from me. Thank you

Picked one at random to test. Used Etcher to burn a linux iso to it. Write speed was good and stable. Excellent for the price. The linux booted fine from it.

Nicely packaged, they all seem to work, maybe not the best quality but Just using them to give away info, so they will work fine for that, Id use them for anything not super important they should be fine for that!

Before high speed Internet and cloud storage were so readily available these thumb drives were a big a deal because they were the primary means of transferring digital files from one computer to another. Even so, given the relative huge capacity of these 64 GB (that’s 12 times as much as a DVD disc can store) thumb drives, there are still plenty of situations where they come in handy - like my large screen TV that utilizes an USB thumb drive to store a photo library. And considering cost verses storage volume this set of 5 thumb drives is a bargain - especially recalling that I paid this much for a single 32 MB (2000 times less storage) thumb drive not many years ago! Once you have your treasured files stored on these there are no monthly fees, or risk of loss when some subscription ends, or an online storage company suddenly ceases doing business. If you are still using a device that can use these - and not all do now days - get them.