I've had a number of flash/pen drives. The worst problem I've had is the toggle or chain there attached to breaks and I end up losing them. With the Kingston it's impossible for it to come off your key ring as it's attached by the whole body of the device.

Bought this a few weeks ago, really good & compact. hangs on my key ring

Nice brushed finish

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Knew it would be a small usb stick but compared to my old lacie 4gb key shaped usb stick it's tiny. Looks good too, good quality.

"Good"

I placed all my medical info on the drive and placed it on a necklace to be sure anyone can access it quickly as it has a hole for the neclase to go thru. Bracelets let info inside get wet and can't read and not much room to put info inside on a note paper.

My Medical Info Log

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I would recommend looking for another jumpdrive. I've had mine for just a few months, and it hardly works at all. I typically have to re-insert it into a computer's USB port ~5 times before the jumpdrive is recognized, (I've tested it in at least 4 different computers) and when it does finally work...

Bought this and filled it with e-books as a present for my friend. She loved the compact design and being able to wear it safely on a chain. Great for travelling with a library of e-books for her kindle reader.

Works well for moving documents around, but it was thicker than I thought it would be. Fits in my Orbitkey 2.0 but takes up 2.5 keys worth of space.

The device is small and very sturdy. You can get them in at leat 8, 16, or 32GB. Maybe bigger, I'm not sure. Mine was 16GB for 6.38 and it was really nice but it was defective and so I took it back. This drive is not stocked in my WM so I doubt that I'll order it again.

It's small and can be attached to a keychain. It isn't a fast drive and only used it for smaller file transfers. I use it now as a storage drive to play mp3s from my car stereo USB with no issues. Otherwise it's been reliable and has seen a lot of abuse.