We all know what a benefit having a USB flash drive is for adding extra storage and transferring

– Can be used on PCs and mobile devices; – Available in capacities up to 64GB; – Small and compact; – Price

– Write speeds are pretty slow

It's obvious to say that Kingston's microDuo flash drive is not going to be breaking any USB transfer speeds any time soon, but when we look at the wider picture and the market that this drive is aimed at, performance is not really that important.

USB-OTG connectivity; Inexpensive to buy; 5 year warranty; Quick and easy way to copy files between desktop and mobile systems

A cord or loop would be a huge benefit for attaching to a set of keys; Older USB2.0 speeds

Long weekends are a perfect opportunity to take the family up to the cottage for a fun-filled and relaxing weekend. For many of those who return from the weekend with a smartphone filled with great pictures and shots from throughout the weekend, it can be difficult to transfer those pictures over to...

The Kingston DataTraveler microDuo is a USB OTG device intended for data transfer and simple storage between a computer and an Android device, or two micro USB devices, or any mixture of the two.

Kingston, and their infinite nerdtastic wisdom, has produced yet another ingenious gadget that is simple to use and can make your techy life a little more streamlined. The microDUO is the latest unit to enter the DataTraveler series and offers an OTG (On-The-Go) storage solution for compatible...

If you're always running out of space on your Android smart phone or tablets than the DataTraveler microDuo may be the solution for you

Great little drive. Tested using atto on Win7 x64 SP1 on USB 3.0 port with data being provided by OCZ Vertex 3 SSD. Read: ~22MB/sec Write: ~12MB/sec Using CDM 3.0.3 x64 Seq Read: 21.35MB/sec Seq Write: 12.61MB/sec 512k read: 22.67MB/sec 512k write: 0.307MB/sec 4k read: 5.536MB/sec 4k write:...

-small; -light; -dual connectors (micro usb and full usb; -worked on my android devices (nexus 5; nexus 7 2013; -cheapest 32GB combo drive I have found ($14.99; -no cap to lose

-cap can get in the way of some cases; No issues on a spigen ultra hybrid for nexus 5 however, -write speeds could be faster, -can be easily lost due to small size, -heats up quickly

Very handy with my Android phone, form factor is handy, no problems so far (although I haven't had it for long yet).

Reliable Performance

I have a republic wireless phone thought I had no other way of adding memory that I needed is a real life saver

Only one small problem: I have a case on my phone which prevents this device from making proper connections. Other than that, it's just fine.