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

Lexar Jump Drives are the all time best!!! Im a writer and I love saving my work, as well as the pictures I take on my IPhone to these drives. I love the reliability and the size and the GB capacity. Ive bought some questionable jump drives in my day and Lexar is what I keep coming back to again and again. And they just keep on improving. Great company and product!!

I just took this drive out of the package yesterday. It’s brand new and it’s already dead. Both of my Mac and Windows machine can’t recognize it. The company has no product support at all. It’s a Chinese company made junk product. I just threw it away.

A long time fan of Lexar, so when it was time to replace the physically-small MUF-128AB/AM 128-GB drives, I thought Id save a few bucks with another brand I also trusted. I got that wrong. I had looked at a bunch of CrystalMark results here on Amazon for the Lexar and they looked good. But CrystalMark does not run for 5+minutes and thats where these slowed down abysmally. I bought 4 of these to back up around 26-GB daily. They are fast enough for the first few minutes, but then they heat up with the writing and throttle-down. I guess that is good for longevity of the drive, but waiting an hour for a 15-minute backup sucks. Now that I have data on them I cannot return them for a refund so I am stuck with these and the $67 out of pocket. I now have to spend $84 for 4 of MUF-128AB/AM to replace them. Lesson learned, stay with what you know. I guess they are OK for casual use, but not for prolonged writes. YMMV, but I am seriously disappointed in these.

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

Very good product so far I was able to download music on it and the sound comes out great. I enjoy crystal clear no static that was the only reason why I wanted so far 66 songs and ready to download more

Good value. Works fine.

Overall, this Lexar JumpDrive V100 64GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive works fine. Ive been transferring over data files regularly, and using this drive to taxi over documents to a separate work computer without a problem. The 64GB storage is really handy and the drive is reasonably priced. There is also an option for a less costly single 32GB drive, but this 64GB is a better deal. The only thing I dont like about this flash drive is the end cap design. Typically, other drives I use that have removable end caps design them to fit both ends of the unit so the caps arent easily lost. This one doesnt. Its a bit irritating to find the cap to replace it each time. Once, I almost damaged my screen with it while closing my laptop because I had placed the cap on my keyboard so I wouldnt forget it. Other than that irritating issue, the drive has been satisfactory so far.

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??

Exactly as advertised.

I liked that they come with covers. I use them to store business files