No Fuss, quick delivery. Great service.

With some Pied Piper from Silicon Valley this USB G4 is the King of the Hill! !!!!

Practical, fast and reliable. I bought 8, 16 and 64 GB drives, all 3 are exactly what I needed and work seamlessly.

If you need to have your portable data safe, then this is it. Just make sure your not using a weak password.

It's a fact that USB3 has to offer very high speed reads and writes, in many cases most USB3 flash drives have the same or higher speed as a traditional spinning drive, but you don't have to pay the penalty of the 2.5" portable size, and most importantly you don't have to wait for it to access the...

Outstanding build quality; Excellent performance; Very attractive; Metal finish for the outside; Slide mechanism; Well priced

Low write speeds when it comes to small files

The computing technology advances with an unbelievable speed.Don't you feel strange when you remember we were using 1GB hard disks only about 15 years ago? Well, this is what I think of when I see how those little memory sticks are being used by everyone.

In the market for military grade encrypted storage? Read on as we take a look at the Kingston DT6000 and see exactly what it has to offer.

Kingston's HyperX brand strikes gold with this USB 3.0 Flash Drive

Large capacity for a USB thumb drive; Very fast; Robust design

Bulky case can make plugging it in tricky; Cap could be easily lost

What exactly is computer security? From an engineering perspective, encrypting your data with a strong key and a complicated algorithm ought to keep anyone away from your sensitive information.

As more people use their smartphones and tablets alongside laptop and desktop PCs, the need for storage that works for both PCs and mobile devices only grows. With the Kingston DataTraveler microDuo ($29.95), plugging into your Android device is now just as simple as using a drive on your PC, and...

Simple, compact design; USB and microUSB connections, with PC and Android compatibility.

Android support isn't 100 percent; Requires microUSB, so no support for iOS products