Pull out all your awkward questions, because simple answers are the only response you will get. Putting the Kingston DataTraveler Ultimate 3.0 G2 and G3 side by side, it is amazing how one product generation can change so much. This is not an evolution from its predecessor.

The Kingston DataTraveler Ultimate 3.0 is a chunky USB 3.0 thumbdrive with a good turn of speed and capacity up to 64GB

The Kingston DataTraveler Ultimate 3.0 is a chunky USB 3.0 thumbdrive with a good turn of speed and capacity up to 64GB

Significantly faster than USB 2.0 flash drives

A little on the chunky side; doesn't realise the full potential of USB 3.0

While not the fastest USB 3.0 drive, Kingston DT Ultimate 3.0 is very tempting with killer warranty and enough speed to satisfy most customers' needs. If you don't mind giving up some read speed for longevity, then it may just be right up your alley.

Stylish good looks in a retro chic kinda way; Decent read performance with good write performance; LED indicator is not annoyingly bright; Great 5 year warranty; No software needed to get the most from it; Uses default MS drivers; Y adapter included for increased compatibility with USB 2.0 systems

Pricey for the speed it offers; May block USB ports to either side of it; Requires USB 3.0 to get the most from it; Will more than likely NEED the Y adapter for hassle-free USB 2.0 connectivity

I have tried to install urDrive from Kingston but it crashed in my Windows 7.

Moderate speed on USB 2.0 Haven't tried USB 3 yet

Larger than I thought; It could make problems when used in laptop; Metal ends slides to expose the ugly white plastic connector

I had this less then a week before the key ring snapped off and I nearly lost it. I had to get it from the lost and found at my college campus security office. I would not buy this again, unless you have no desire to attach it using the loop on the end of it to anything.

More and more new Laptops and Desktop PCs are equipped with the new USB 3 technology, so it's time for us to look closer at devices that are supporting this new USB Superspeed standard.

Fast USB3 connection; USB2 compatibility; Good file copying performance; Stylish construction; even though it looks a bit "bulky"; No noise; Did not require an additional power source; Good value for money

The device becomes very hot when working; USB2 connection requires 2 USB2 ports

If you already own the first generation model, you may have to think twice before upgrading, though. Everything else is the same, except for the extra speed. If you transfer large files frequently though, it will definitely be a worthy upgrade.

+ Even faster than the first generation model; + Large capacity; + USB 2 compatible; + Can be attached to a keyring

- Size a bit bulky; - Apart from the speed; nothing else is new in the Generation 2 model; Fanny Wang 2000 Over Ear Series review – I honestly haven't heard about Fanny Wang headphones until I was offered to review one of their product line-ups.

Tweet In today's world users download and share a lot of multimedia content, the likes of movies, TV series, and music and high resolution photos, but its not only capacity that's important but also transfer speeds.

USB SuperSpeed performance levels; five year warrenty; handy key ring attachment

Expensive compared to the run-of-the-mill USB 2.0 versions; not as stylishly designed as some competing devices

More and more USB 3 portable storage devices are becoming available - they use the faster USB 3 ports on some newer computers to provide faster data transfer between the computer and the storage device.