Lexar JumpDrive V100 32GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive, Gray (LJDV100-32GABNL)

works well and I found if you reverse the cap it does stay on not like other reviews stated. Would buy again if I had too.

Using it with my iMac. After erasing and reformatting it for the Mac OS system, it works perfectly. Good price point.

Portable data storage devices have changed dramatically over the years. They have become much smaller while at the same time holding much more data and the price has fallen significantly. And the transfer rate is now blindingly fast. The Lexar 64 GB, USB 3.0 jump drive is a good example of the improvements made to portable storage devices. This jump drive sells for around $12 and will hold an amazing amount of data – 63 GB. So you really have room for your data files, and a lot of audio and video files. The transfer rate is very fast. These jump drives work on both PC and Mac devises and is compatible with USB 2.0. It does not need formatting, just plug it in and use it. I did not measure the transfer rate, but I was surprised at how fast my data files were transferred. There is a small cap cover to cover the USB connection when not in use. I’m totally satisfied with the functionality and price of the Lexar Flash Drive.

Havent really had a chance to use them but based on prior usage of Lexar flash drives I am hopeful these will work as well.

If you like to keep the cover on your flash drives get a different model than this one this cover wont fit on the back end so when you take it off you have to keep track of it. Other than that its a great drive works fine has full capacity and its fast.

Much faster than unbranded flash drives I have used although speed seems the same with usb2 or usb3 port.

Holds up well.

I have dozens of flash drives from several different manufacturers, but I use a Lexar for my Windows 10 USB installer, because its the one that gives me the least problems when Im creating the boot drive. Its been reliable for years and I expect the V100 will be as well. The performance of the V100 actually shocked me. I was expecting much slower sequential read/write speeds than what I tested. As you can see from the Blackmagic speedtest screenshot, the Lexar V100 64GB drive read at 144 MB/s and wrote at 99 MB/s. Thats great in my book! The weird thing about the design of the V100 is that the cap slides onto the back of the drive, but it doesnt snap on. Its all loose, so theres no point. My other Lexar has a sliding cap, which is more convenient, but I dont mind caps and havent lost one yet. As long as you dont need a super durable, cap-securing flash drive, the V100 is a great buy. It looks simple, is very affordable, and has great performance.

Small and simple USB. Exactly what I needed. No issues and great for the price.

I like this JumpDrive. It works with my PC like it should. Theres no extra software that tries to run when I immediately plug it in. I like the amount of storage, the price, how easy it is to use, and how fast items transfer or save to it. I also like the cap on the end of the JumpDrive. The drives with the retractable ends sometimes get stuck in or out. Id rather just deal with the cap. This is a good JumpDrive at this price and size.