Bought this for my wife to transport files to/from class and share with her professor. She liked the multiple colors available.

Priced right

nothing so far

I ordered this drive for an old sound board. We often have a red screen of death when trying to record onto the USB. That error has been random, seemingly. Our theory is that the 8GB drive we were using is too large for the board, which is probably expecting FAT16 formatting.

I have an 8 GB Version of one of these Flash Drives and it has worked flawlessly since day one, so I went to the effort to purchase a 32 GB Verbatim Store 'n' Go Drive. It arrived after waiting for it to be shipped to the store, but was DOA right out of the packaging.

"I bought one of these verbatim USB sticks around 3 years ago when I was working at Ryman. I remember it costing me about £30 for 4gb at the time, and whilst you can still buy these they cost less than £10 now.

durable; decent capacity

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Using this drive for over a year & i m pretty much satisfied with its all round performance.It has a sliding mechanism which is really cool and bought this from infibeam at 839 rs(now it cost around 1k). Space available is 29.6 GB -FAT. Read speed 20-32 mbps.

Bought the 64GB version when it was available on the egg. After that, never saw them listed again. So I had to do the next best thing and get the 32GB.

Bought this to close out an archving project; I couldn't quite fit 32GB on it; I had to delete some of my content and managed to get 29GB copied

Where is the 64GB anymore

Pros: It works. Cons: AWFUL design. Does not stay in the extended position when inserting in to a USB slot, and most USB port orientations leaves you trying to stick a finger between the device and a desk the case behind the device to prevent it from slipping back in to a closed position.

I use it to backup my files. Quite fast, not sure though if it used USB 3.0. I use USB 2.0. Size is a bit big, but OK for day-to-day use. Installation is quick. Out of 64GB you get around 60 GB.

Easy To Set Up; Easy To Use; Fast; High Capacity; Portable; Reliable

When trying to transfer a document bigger than 4.69 GB on my 32 GB USB key I get the message that file is too big, yet there are 28 GB free space on the hey....once it has been reformatted. Why am I running into this illogical problem?

It served its purpose when I used it