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Fast transfer rates make moving files a breeze.

The little gap at the end is small enough that you can insert a keyring into it for easy transport and organization. I don't need hella space so this is a good option for something compact that doesn't break the bank. Works great for moving big files from my laptop to my tablet and vice-versa.

Good product and price. Had a delivery problem - newegg fixed it with a note to customer service.

xfer speed nice. Have had only 2 weeks, so don't have a long term evaluation. So far so good.

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. Most other slide out tips I've used break with ease, this feels very durable. SMALL...wow this baby is small for its size, this is a big plus compared to other 64gb drives. It's 2 inches. Obviously it holds very large files, and has USB 3.0 which supports fast transfers. Write speed is variable for me it seems. I transferred a 1 gigabyte movie in about 15 seconds. Then transferred a 14 gigabyte movie in about 5 minutes... I've gone as high as 78mbs write speed to as low as 24mbs. This is with a basic 7200rpm WD HD. (Keep in mind I was not "Testing" this drives speed. I had multiple downloads, and other programs running while doing these transfers.)

Works great just what I needed if any one needs a flash drive this is it.

I own and use too many of these to count including other models made by Teamgroup. I have never had one fail. There is just enough room to cut and place a yellow piece of painters tape so you can label the drive. This model is sturdy and the shell is metal. Very durable.

Fast transfers, Priced right, and just works great.

Small, avaliable attachment

Long 5-year warranty.

I will only use one of these to copy from 1 computer to another. Not only is it physically write protected but if the firmware is overwritten the hardware will fail. Most computers probably have USB malware. We don't have firmware protection on our computers. The infection comes from the internet and directly attacks the firmware in your hard drive. The Equasion group built a version for NSA to break into terrorist cells. Too bad it is sold in a toolkit on the dark web today. There is no detecting the infection.