Durable plastic, convenient size. Satisfactory speed for 2.0. It loaded the 3.8GB (600 something files) at an average speed of 3.50 MB/s in about 8 minutes. When evaluating, please consider the type of USB, not what you would prefer. You purchased a USB 2.0, not USB 3.2

I will be as honest as possible... I read many comments and many said that it was very slow, I didn't believe it, I thought well, we have experienced worse, so wrong.... It reminded me of old times, maybe even slower.... so it's a waste of money......

Tragic. Only for the slow data transfer. It took me many years back. In the year 2020, to have a maximum transfer speed of 1MB/s and to drop down to 600kb/s? Are we serious?

Don't even mention USB 2.0. I have a flash drive for 7 years and it still transfers at a maximum of 7MB/s. I tried the same file on both flash drives and the old one didn't drop below 3.8MB/s.

Simply unacceptable.

Very simply frustratingly slow (64gb). You think it has frozen a few times during large folder copies. I tried various formats (FAT, NTFS, etc.). Everywhere the same. Reading and copying. Maybe the piece is defective. I don't know what else to assume. The test, of course, doesn't cost anything at this price. I ended up putting an old backup on it and leaving it in peace.

It is fast in file transfer, affordable for its data, and user-friendly as it does not have a cap but opens and closes, and you can also put it on your keys.

Because it is good to know what we are getting... usb2 in 2019, it is purchased for use in television receivers. To record the television program, that is. Work that we used to do with cheap video cassettes (for those who were not born in the post-PlayStation era).
For this task, it is good. Data transfer to a modern PC, even through a usb3 port, at speeds of 4-6 mb/sec. If someone wants it for file transfer between computers, it may not be suitable, but anyway usb2 for such use... in 2019... and at this price... It is probably high expectations.

The USB is good, don't expect much in terms of speed since it is USB 2.0 anyway. I haven't had any problems with it in the year that I've had it. It has served its purpose for the work I needed it for.

I didn't have it for even 15 days. The only thing I managed to do was transfer a patch from the PC to the PS3. I had it constantly connected to the PS3 and it worked fine. Today, I connected it to the PC to transfer some movies and, because the folder with the movies was larger than the capacity of the USB flash drive, it gave me the usual indication that "the disk drive is full". From there on, the computer stopped recognizing it (it recognizes it as an "unknown USB device that did not function correctly"), and neither the PS3 nor the TV display it at all! I tried to fix the situation through the PC, attempting to reinstall it in the USB port, but in vain. Obviously, it is useless now, it's going to be thrown away...