This is solid quality, the speed performance is outstanding even tho I wouldn't expect any less from Kingston. I am very impressed with this. Needless to say Tigerdirect shipping was prompt, with as usual, necessary measures to ensure package safety. I am absolutely satisfied with this purchase.

Speed speed speed even u use a USB 2. 0 its so fast. I really recommend that USB key.

Speed speed speed

Rubber cap easy to lose

this drive is encased in rubber. When connected to usb3 port( with NTFS formatting) has written my two 6.5GB (total 13 GB) movies with a speed of 70 to 50Mbps. it is a little bit bulky but ideal for fast transfer.

It's been a while since we've looked at the original Kingston HyperX USB flash drive, about 3.5 years actually. For it's time, we found that the 4GB HyperX drive was very fast and at the top of its class.  Today, we're looking at a drive from the current HyperX line.  And we've come a long way as...

This flash drive made our jaws drop. It has stunning performance under USB 3.0, and is a great overall drive. It stays consistent in terms of performance, is sturdily built, and is compact and easy to carry around.

Now that you have met the Kingston DataTraveler HyperX 3.0 64GB USB 3.0 flash drive, is it a product that appropriately corresponds to its name? I can't really tell you about the reliability part; only time will tell.

Slow for Small Files

Fast For Big Files

- thicker than most other thumb drives I have

Their wasn't nothing wrong with the product.

Although during this year's CES many manufacturers presented impressive and innovative products there's no doubt that the most impressive storage product unveiled was the DataTraveler HyperX Predator 512GB USB 3.0 flash drive by Kingston.

- Build Quality (Zinc Metal Alloy Casing/Toshiba 19nm Toggle NAND Flash; - Read/Write Speeds (280MBs/180MBs; - Massive Storage Space (512GB; - SSD Type USB Flash Drive; - USB 3.0 Extension Cable

- Price (For Most People; - Drive Thickness (For Some

Couldn't use it with my Lenovo T430... the USB3.0 ports in this laptop (as with some other slim laptops) are slightly recessed under the laptop frame and because this memory stick is unusually bulky and large - it won't fit...I am not sure who design it and why they didn't think of it...

Fast

Bulky; Poor Design