MOSDART 64GB USB Flash Drive 5 Pack, 64 GB Multicolor Multipack USB2.0 Thumb Drives, Swivel Design with LED Light, exFAT Jump Drive Memory Stick for Computers, Data Storage
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M.B.
> 3 dayGreat product...perfectly priced USB drive so you can buy a bunch and have everything covered. While I would highly recommend simply based upon the product, the real GEM here is their customer service. Unbelievable how good they are, and trust me I dont throw that kind of praise around lightly.
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Mrs. Evalyn Cassin DDS
20-11-2024A great, reasonably priced, reliable memory stick. The only draw back is that it is a bit difficult to attach some kind of lanyard to it for id purposes, which I felt was necessary to keep track of the general contents for each memory stick being used .
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Stephen Mayo Shaffer
> 3 dayServed the purpose. Multiple colors allows for distinguishing separate files and libraries. Would purchase again! I hope this company will offer larger capacity flash drives in the future. The write speed is not super fast but the read speed is comparable to other flash drives. The swivel design makes them easy to insert and remove and provides extra protection to the USB connector.
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Heather
> 3 dayThese were a good value for what I got. I seem to lose USB storage devices all the time... I occasionally need them to quickly store, transfer or travel with data. I also needed some to make a few Windows 10 Boot drives - I needed one for home and one for at work. It was easy to do... I just went to Microsofts website looking for Windows 10 installation media and used their easy download tool. I inserted one of these (I used the 32GB and had plenty of room to spare), first formatting (right click the drive from My Computer --> format... just to make sure it was formatted and clean), then installing the ISO file onto the USB drive. Low and behold, my laptop started being super sluggish. I tried using scanners (Malwarebytes, CCleaner, Symantec, etc.) to see if I could resolve the issue but nothing helped. I decided to do a full clean/reinstall of Windows 10 using the USB I had made just in case. Having one ready for when I needed it was definitely a good idea - and its been smooth sailing since. Recommended.
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John P
> 3 day***EDIT*** After leaving the original poor review, the seller (possibly importer/manufacturer as well?) reached out to me and offered to send me a free USB flash drive from another batch to test. After testing it by copying several large sets of data, formatting, then using Rufus to create a bootable Linux install image on the USB - I can confirm that the unit they sent me does not exhibit the same issue. Its possible that the batch I originally received was just faulty, so be aware of that. ***ORIGINAL*** These USB drives are complete junk, do not purchase - spend the extra money to get a reputable brand. I purchased these to use for quick/temporary storage; since they would be used for non-essential data that was backed up elsewhere - I thought getting off brand USB drives would be ok. No such luck. Grabbed one drive and started a transfer of about 2GB worth of files; immediately I noticed just how slow the transfer was. Now these are advertised as USB2.0 drives, so the speed will definitely not compare to newer USB3.0 drives, but I have other USB2.0 drives from mainstream brands that are several times faster. But again, temp storage (forget about being quick now), so was willing to live with the slow speeds. But the transfer speed kept dropping and dropping, after a couple of hours (yes, hours) - then transfer speed was basically at 0; then Windows threw an error and said the drive was no longer visible. Removed and reinserted the drive and Windows was able to see it again - however it saw it as unformatted. Formatted the drive and tried the transfer again, same story - after a couple of hours Windows no longer saw the drive and the transfer errorred out; except that this time when it was removed/reinserted - Windows would see it, report that it was unformatted, but be unable to format it. The drive was basically dead, after being used for only several hours. I thought this might be a fluke, one bad drive out of 5; I tried it with a second drive and the story repeated itself. Save yourself the hassle and headache of a return and just avoid this junk.
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LucyJ
> 3 dayI needed 5 USBs to enter some projects into a showcase. Each entry had to be on a separate USB. I didnt need them to have much space. After a trip to the local office stores I was only finding USBs that were much more expensive and had much more space unless I settled for a childs one shaped like an animal or star was. Even then it was 9.99 for one and it wasnt professional to turn those in. These worked great and come in a nice little box that I will store them in till the next showcase comes around.
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Joe C.
> 3 daySo I just received these. Ive seen more than a few reviews saying that some of them arrive DOA. I tested all five and they are functioning as expected. For a quick test, I copied a 125mb file to each of them without an issue. It seems theres a bit of a speed discrepancy between the items. It took 15, 18, 20, 21 and 24 seconds to copy the file to each of them. I retested the slowest of the bunch (the red one in case your wondering :) ) and got the same result. So that works out to an average of 6.4MB/second. For $3.40 each, I cant complain. If I have any durability issues Ill amend this review.
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Dennis
Greater than one weekUsed them before so ordered again
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Italian/American
> 3 dayGreat product, great price -- no issues
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Sheldon
> 3 dayUpdate: These work fine for short bursts, though long transfers have rendered two of these drives requiring re-formatting or repairing to continue using. I should have learned from my first order of the USB3 drives but I didnt. I had two drives this week fail while transferring files to them. Both times it was transferring enough files to fill roughly 2/3 of the drive, one with large video files and another with many smaller files (pictures and documents). Both times the drives would require repair before they would continue working. The second one required formatting before it would accept data again, followed by repair halfway through the second attempt. If you plan on using the drives infrequently or for small transfers they should be fine (up to 4GB worked flawlessly) but at around 16+GB written the drives get a bit odd. I did test a drive to 26GB with a bunch of large video files recently and after a few issues during transfer it did take the files and worked to read them on another machine. This did require starting the transfer three times and repairing the drive twice. Live and learn. Original review from 11-2017: Reasonably fast when moving a single large file, I got 10MB/s write and 22 MB/s read on a 3GB test file. Smaller files take a bit longer, moving about 450 files off my laptop gave transfer speeds around 2-5MB/s write. These arent high-end drives but they do the job and I havent found any duds so far (my last order of the 16GB USB3 drives were all duds which they kindly replaced, so its good to see their quality has improved, this was about a year ago). If youre going to use these every day then get something better. If you plan to put stuff on them once and access it infrequently they are perfect.