This flash drive is small with no moving parts. Made from sturdy metal it can clip right on to a key chain and it slides right into a USB drive. The entire housing fits in the USB port then sticks out of your computer only about an inch. Very sturdy. Very Small. Very cool!

Have used variety of flashdrives over the years. This one looked promising for durability, but the plastic insert fell out. Had it on my keychain and went to use it and the cavity was empty.

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The Kingston DataTraveler Generation 3 (G3) has several practical features going for it. The loop is sturdy and can be attached to a key ring, it works with Linux-based systems and it has a cap that fully encloses the USB connector.

This USB flash drive's loop is sturdy, so you can attach it to a key ring; the drive can be co-branded with your logo

The Kingston DataTraveler does not include pre-installed security software and does not have an indicator light

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.

Check out the dimensions in the specification section. It really is compact, has an all metal case, and seems robust. This makes it ideal for storing and playing music in my car. Shame the smallest box BT despatchers could find was big enough to hold over three thousand of these little sticks!

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I've bought about 40 of these so far and about to order more. I have yet to have a failure. I especially like that I don't have to run any software when they are plugged in.

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.

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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...