Transcend 32GB JetFlash 790 USB 3.1 Flash Drive (TS32GJF790K),Black

Still working well about seven months later! The slide action is a little bit flakey (mostly in that it doesnt always lock in the out position, making it slightly less convenient to fit into the USB port), and it sounds as though something has come loose inside, but the actual performance of the devices hasnt been affected in any way Ive noticed. Its served its purpose as well as or better than any other flash drive Ive had, and definitely has the lowest price-per-GB of the ones Ive owned.

Its a great deal on a usb3.1 stick. They have even improved the lock mechanism on it since the last one of these I got my hands on... this one is flawless, fast and does its job for like 6$... cant beat it

I highly recommend this as Transend JetFlash USB thumb drive (which I bought in the 128GB size) PROS: Works flawlessly (no problems being recognized by devices, saves well, etc.) No discernible speed issues; seems fast to appear as a hard drive, and to save files Large storage size relative to cost Does not have a cap (...that will invariably be lost; I do not buy thumb drives with caps anymore) The slide out function works well (...thereby protecting the device when stored) Has a space for a lanyard to be attached (...I always run a lanyard or ribbon through these so they are easier to find and harder to lose) CONS: It is bit bulkier than some thumb drives (but only slightly; it is still a reasonable size) No other cons that I know of; it does what it is supposed to do, at a good value, and does so with out a cap. I am very happy with it.

I just got a car with a USB drive reader and went into Windows Media and transferred all my favorite music to this stick. I still have a bunch of music in my iTunes, which I cant wait to get transferred over to this. The transfer is so fast that sometimes I didnt believe it had actually happened. I am able to select music by artist, album, playlist or shuffle. I am enjoying this so much. I just got home from a week that put almost 1000 miles on my car, and about half the time I was listening to my tunes, a lot of which Id never even heard. I cant believe how much room I have to spare on the stick.

The size of 64 GB is good for collecting brief video records. But because the speed is not good enough, I am going to use this to store video clips and play on various PCs. If you want an USB stick of a large capacity and if youre going to write on it frequently, this one would be not so recommendable. Id like to recommend SANDISK Extreme USB 3.0 or SANDISK Extreme Pro USB 3.0 for frequent writing. They have decent speeds both in reading and writing. Ive been using various USB sticks over more than 15 years and found only SANDISK Extreme USB 3.0 / Extreme Pro USB 3.0 have suitable speed for their great capacity. This one would be recommended for temporary storage for a great volume of data with less frequent writings. SANDISK Extreme / Extreme Pro USB 3.0 are definitely the ones to go with if you can ignore additional cost. With this one, you can expect a great capacity but not a suitable speed to fill that capacity.

Needed a flash drive for my Yamaha DGX-670 keyboard and this was a great value for the money. Works just fine...recommend!

I purchased the 128gb version of this flash drive and so far i like it a lot. The speeds are quite acceptable. I moved a 70 gb photo file to it in no time. Fast access as well. I have limited amount of space on my laptop so I use this to keep things moving along without bogging down my macbook pro. When you plug it in there is a bright blue light and when you transfer data the blue blinks. USB extends with a flick of your thumb. Also I was able to format in several different styles easily. No problems whatsoever. Wish I had another one.

The sustained read speeds of ~90MB/sec are not shabby at all but the sustained write speed of 70MB/sec really blew me away.

My computer shows a 117 GB capacity for this 128 GB storage device. Thats a big chunk to be doing without. The speed of writing was nothing like what was described for a USB 3.0 device. Example: writing a 3.7 GB folder from my hard drive to the Transcend 128 GB JetFlash 790 (using one of my Dell desktops USB 3.0 ports). The speed wavered wildly. At 35% completion the slow transfer simply ground to a halt for 5 minutes showing a completion estimate of 45 minutes. Finally it started up again and finished at just shy of 11 minutes. I then deleted the folder and repeated the test, which took just over 4 minutes. I deleted the folder again and repeated the process on my HP Spectra x360 laptop. It took 5 minutes, 20 seconds with speeds wavering wildly from 0 bytes/s to 42 MB/s. The practical upshot of this is that I never know how long of a wait I am letting myself in for.

This is a fantastic USB 3.1 flash drive, especially for the low up-front cost. I was able to create a Windows 10 boot disk from my MacBook Pro (Mid-2015) using Terminal in less than five minutes with this drive. In turn, I was able to perform a fresh Windows 10 install on my girlfriend’s Yoga 910 (with a new WD BLACK NVME SSD) in under ten minutes. If you need a low cost USB flash drive to successfully execute quick capabilities and tasks while not caring about looks, this USB flash drive is the product you’re looking for.