Nothing special, moderate speeds that are justified by the price and size, however it doesn't spoil.

After 1 week, the internal circuit board came off from the aluminum, and also the external plastic doesn't fit anywhere because it doesn't secure well and opens and closes.

It's fine. The only problem is that the plastic cover (as expected) didn't last long. Now it never stays closed and I'm thinking of removing it completely. Maybe it wasn't necessary anyway.

The worst USB stick I have ever bought, no device recognizes it, neither mobile nor tablet, completely useless, wasted money. Luckily it wasn't expensive.

I bought the 64GB one a year ago and I had it permanently on my keys. Today I tried to load some files and it didn't power up on any of the 2 ports. As long as it lasted, it was very user-friendly but I'm afraid to get it again. Luckily, I regularly kept backups due to work.

Very good and at a low price. Be careful not to throw away the packaging because it has a small string with a ring inside the plastic wrap.

He does his job and more, it takes a little longer to read it (8 seconds) but I am very satisfied.

The only thing I have to comment (although I don't have the product) is that it says 3.1 but it doesn't clearly specify that it is USB 3.1 first generation, which is equivalent to 3.0. Meaning, it's slower than expected. It writes it with some small letters in the last photo at the bottom (photo of the packaging). Marketing tricks......

I have had it for 3-4 months now. It is experiencing overheating issues. It disconnects multiple times and repeatedly when I try to copy large files, which obviously heats it up and "throws them away". The flash drive itself gets very hot, even when it is simply plugged into a port.

I have checked it and this behavior happens both from the USB-A side and the USB-C side. I have also tried plugging it into different ports on each machine, in case there is a contact issue, but the machines are new and it continues to happen. So, I see it as an overheating issue.

So, be careful those of you who are admiring it. I hope I got a faulty piece and not everything is like this.

I wanted a large flash drive to transfer movies from my laptop and watch them on the TV. It is much faster than my old flash drive (a Kingston DataTraveler 16GB) in terms of data transfer. Both in reading and writing. Even though my laptop doesn't have USB 3, it is still faster than my previous flash drive even in a USB 2 port.

I chose it over cheaper flash drives because it supports USB 3.1 (faster speeds) and has a USB-C output. I haven't tried it yet, but since my phone also has these features, I wanted to be covered.

In the end, I am completely satisfied. I regret not getting the 128GB one.

I got it to easily transfer files to and from the Nexus 6P. So far, everything is fine, although I haven't used it heavily yet. I'm not crazy about the plastic cover and the way it opens, but it's not a serious issue.