In the past I have been impressed with several Verbatim storage devices but the company's new 4GB Store ‘n' Go device proved rather disappointing.

"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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The Verbatim Executive Metal USB drive is a good looking and really sturdy flash drive. Its bulky armor looks may appeal to those who want to feel the weight and cold of metal in their hands or on their key chains.

Metal casing; Retractable USB connector; Fairly sturdy; Very good read speeds - as advertised; Available with up to 64 GB capacity

Write speed horribly slow - nowhere near what is promised; Somewhat bulky; There are more durable sticks out there; Other sticks are cheaper and faster

As I have mentioned in my profile I have used a huge array of USB sticks through out my time in school and Im still going through them now. Aesthetic Deatils Whilst all USB sticks are capable of storing a variety of different documents, music, videos even software this has been one of the best Ive...

Verbatim's Store 'N' Go line of USB drives has grown a little bit larger and more than a little bit faster with the Store 'N' Go V3, a 16GB drive that gets a speed bump, thanks to USB 3.0.

USB 3.0 offers faster speeds than USB 2.0; Low price per GB; Optional password protection.

Performance easily outpaced by other USB 3.0 drives.

This company has a 15-dayreturn policy but if you don't have a need for the purchase, don't buy until then because by the time you try it, and the...

nothing;not seen bynew BestBuy HP Tower running Win8

unable to test and non-functional

A little research goes a long way regarding these drives. This one didn't list it's speed, but Verbatim is a very trustworthy brand which is why I chose it over the competition. To unlock the full capacity go to MyComputer>Right Click Flash Drive>Format>Select "File System" to NTSF and other options...

Let me say after owning about a dozen different USB Flash Drives this one is by far the best build quality I've used; It is hard, it feels like it could take a beating, and the slide out USB tip actually clicks firmly in place.

No instructions regarding Fat32/NTSF format options; Basically this card can come up as 4gigabytes without formatting it to NTSF which unlocks it's 59.7 gigabyte capacity; All flash drives advertise a bit bigger then their actual size so losing space should always be expected

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.

I love it's great always fast never stops working I would recommend it to a friend any time all the time

USB 3.0 pendrive at a decent price. Read Speed -> 68 MBPS Write Speed -> 10.5 MBPS The good thing about this is Read speed is 30 MBPS even when connected to USB 2.0 , write speed speed remain same 10.5 MBPS.

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