Kingston DataTraveler Locker+ G2 Review -  Like to store your important documents, presentations, product sales report, or some private photos of yourselves (ahem) in your USB flash drive?

Recently, I had a discussion with one of my friends regarding the ownership of police electronic countermeasures in my vehicle. I have written an article on such a topic a few years go, which can be found here .

Very easy to setup and use. The build quality is great too. I have 4 of these and like them all.

Good construction, reasonable price, and solid performance given the drive's always-on hardware encryption.

In a changing digital world it's important to have some record of all your logins, codes, and passwords. Put them in a booklet of some sort and you're totally screwed if someone else gets their hands on that book. This is the solution.

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When you plug it in, it launches a password prompt, then gives access to the information on a new drive thats invisible until you put in the password. Quality USB stick.

Reliable launcher; quality construction

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Had originally purchased it to create bootable flash drives to run OS's for NAS and Media servers, however I did not do enough research to realize that they're not easily made into bootable drives.

Overall, easy to use, quick to set up.

Reliable Performance

I got this to store my passwords, and it works fine for that. It didn't really need to have 8 GB for that purpose, but I couldn't find a passwordable thumb drive of decent quality for a lower price. The steel construction and substantial weight certainly inspires confidence.

If you are the latter and need a flash drive with some type of protection or encryption protection than Kingston got you covered with the DataTraveler Locker+ G2 line of drives. The DataTraveler offers hardware encryption and password protection to get your data under a good solid lock and key.