"very poor performance,its writing speed is very low"

Kingston DT100 G3 16 GB Data Traveler USB flash drive is an ergonomically designed USB drive in such a way that its easy to put into a solo USB socket. Overall, its capacious, tiny, feels fairly sturdy, weighs nothing and would probably float in water if it was airtight.

16GB and, what I assume to be, fast information transfer prices. I use this each day and it is often with me. No challenges on any OS or any age computer system therefore far. I like the size; it feels additional substantial. Got it on Shell Shocker- Newegg rocks.

Do yourself and read other reviews. I started copying an ISO to it about 3 hours ago. It's about 10% done as I type this. Not even worth returning or using for ANYTHING. They are going in the trash (3). I got hosed and I hate when that happens.

You could try and find one but you'd end up lying

Slow is not even a word you could use for this thing; The only place this thing is good for is the trash

This 32 GB Kingston Data Traveler 100 USB 3 flash drive was a good value. The slick slide out plug protector is handy. I have had good experiences with Kingston Compact Flash camera flash data cards and their V300 SSD hard drives, so I am fairly confident that this will also be reliable.

AUSB pen drive is meant to carry your data. Well, that's what the Kingston DataTraveler 100 4GB is all about (also available 1, 2, and 8 GB). The drive is sleek and beautifully crafted in a black polymer casing.

I recently purchased a number of Kingston 16 GB Data Traveler 100 G3 USB 3.0 Flash Drives. I take pictures for a church group and can share the photos with my friends. The price per drive is less than $4 each. Great value for the money. I would buy again.

The thumb drive works, which is the most important aspect. However, this case slides open and shut with an annoying click. It's made of plastic and feels cheap. Not flimsy, but not as elegant as their other designs.

It's a big ol' jump drive. Works as expected. Decent price for the size. Haven't had any Kingston failures.

USB 3 is the way forward, its just so much faster and it doesn't come at a huge premium