Did what I wanted them to do. Shipped well.

Im always needing a thumb drive, my wife too. I got these because they hold a lot, and they are cheap enough. I have not had any issues with them.

Good price for photo purposes but caveat: DO NOT buy and use it create Windows 10 BOOTABLE drive. I bought a bundle of these with the intention to create Windows 10 bootable device. Bad choice. It consistently failed at about 70% of in 2nd step Getting files ready for installation. Same errors on 3 different thumb drives from same purchase. I use the same procedure to create bootable and have no problem with two drives with exact capacity from 2 other makers. Have no problem using these USB for other file storage purpose.

These USB drives are perfect for my photography business.

from Carl B. Van Wormer on January 1, 2023 All 10 drives passed my incoming functional test! An earlier ten cheap drive purchase (from a different vendor) resulted in most units being flakey, seeming to work, but not all stored data could be retrieved. On this purchase, I used a free Flash Drive Tester to fully test all drives for write/readback with all drives performing perfectly.

I have purchased this item four times and for the price and the number of flash drive you received you cant beat it. The only issue that I have had and I learned after my first purchase is not to store any very important images because for some reason each batch always have at least one bad flash drive in the bundle. You save your footage on it and a few weeks later everything gone as if you never use it.

Nothing wrong with them

I bought these in order to create a bunch of OS installer drives, including a backup installer to re-install Windows 10 Home Edition (in case I wanted to revert my laptop back to its factory install settings) as well as an installer for Ubuntu 20.04, Kubuntu 20.04, and some other Linux flavors. This drive worked both with Windows (where I was generating the backup installer) and on Mac OS (the system where I was downloading and writing the Linux installers). On the newly installed Linux, Ive also found these to work. In short, they are widely compatible (Ive found in the past some other competing USB thumbdrives to have been formatted in a way that doesnt work with multiple OSes). And they also have sufficient storage space for creating OS install drives and for backing up software as well as documents (backing up a lifetime collection of music, videos, and photos however is likely to be a different story ... for that, you may want to consider a more expensive external drive or a cloud service that supports such backups).

I had a few crap out on me rather quickly. This seems lame considering some of my older USB drives are USB 1.0 and still work great even thought they are almost 20 years old. 4GB really wasnt that usable.

I bought a 10 pack because of the price and so far, only 1 did not work.