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

The encryption app promised with this drive turns out to be “not available” —rip off.

I use these for high-end items I sell on another platform. They are very inexpensive and great.

This is an easy to use thumb drive with fast speeds and it feels sturdy in hand. There is a removable cap to keep the USB connector safe but the cap detaches so its also easy to lose. Definitely worked great for my on the go storage needs.

Lo quiero para mis pequeños, para que ganen más independencia

I had purchased 2 for the purpose of installing Linux distros on them. I had them 1 day and not one but both failed. I tried to use them on a MacBook and windows machine to make sure it wasnt my computer. They didnt work on any of them and windows said they were defective. I am returning these and will never buy a Lexar device again. Very disappointed!

2020 being what it is, I dont see as many people as I used to but I still have to exchange data in bulk with some of them. To do this, I really need flash drives. I was offered this one, and I had to get it. This flash drive wont break any speed records and is a bit slower than my other USB3.0 flash drives, but at only $12, it is ideal for sharing files with others on the off-chance that you dont get it back. It has a removable (i.e. lose-able) plastic cap, there isnt a key-chain loop, and it certainly doesnt encrypt the data. The fact is, I mostly use a flash drive to get data from here to there and this is perfect for that. Buy half a dozen for the office and stop wasting time looking for a free flash drive. Highly recommend for what it is.

Good thumb drive that has pretty sizable storage on it. It’s small in size as most are, which is why I wish this came with some kind of lanyard or cord. I had to add my own to it because otherwise I feel this could be easily misplaced.

They do the job but they dont light up.

Good price and value

This seems like a good value product, but my main concern with USB drives is protecting them, since I mostly carry them around in my pocket until needed. Now, to be fair, this cap does a decent job of staying on while in my pocket. Snug fit, etc. HOWEVER, for some unknown reason, when they designed the cap for this, they made it to fit snugly while not in use, but while it does fit on the opposite end when you are using it -- it is completely loose and does not stay on. In other words, you will most likely lose the cap. Lexar, what were you thinking??