Kingston DataTraveler G4 - DTIG4/64GB USB 3.1 Gen 1/USB 3.0 G4 Flash Drive, 64 GB, Purple/ White

I bought a handful of these excellent data sticks for my wife, as she needed them to distribute some large text files to various family members.I had already been using one for a few years in the car for tunesmitheric entertainment and found them to be reliable, easily loaded, easily searched on both PC and car system, and the varying temperatures of a car interior doesn't seem to faze it.I have seen a few people discuss the transfer speed. To be perfectly honest, read/write doesn't bother me. All I care about is capacity, robustness, reliability, and working life. Maybe this stick is or is not capable of lightspeed transfer, but so what? If we're talking a matter of an extra couple of minutes either way to load all of my car tunes, what's the problem? This is a personal view. If this *does* matter to you, then careful research and examination of such figures is highly recommended.For me, I was very happy to drop on to a splendid deal that provided my wife with tons of storage space for her files on each stick, with a cap that protected the USB plug. Lastly, I understand that they have delivered the data and continued to provide excellent service.And the one in the car is still kicking out the choons after a good couple of years and counting!

I needed a USB flash drive to transfer work from one laptop to another and this did the job perfectly. I'm not amazing with tech, but this was easy to use with no issues whatsoever. The storage is more than adequate and it was priced very competitively on Amazon.

Used this 64gb usb stick to back up game save data from my PS4 to be transferred to PS5 when it arrives. Not the fastest drive but not the slowest either, works perfectly fine and have personally never had a problem with Kingston drives.It is recognised by my TV, HP laptop as well as my Xbox and PS4 so I doubt you will have any compatibility problems when using with any of your devices.Pleased that it works as a key ring too as far less chance of losing it when grouped with my keys etc.

Over the past few years storage of all types have tumbled and usb flash sticks arent the exception to this.These are great value for the size your getting.Works a treat for me to transfer the kids favourite films to plug into their devices and TVs in order to give me peace and quiet!Transfer speeds (read/write) again very reasonable and do the job.Thick enough to stick in your pocket not lose it but not bulky to get in the way or be noticable.Will be buying again

I bought this USB flash drive so I could increase the storage on my Firestick. Certain USB stick are no good for this purpose. This one worked well and I was able to increase the storage once I formatted it as FAT32. I have been able to add my own movies to the firestick by loading them onto this USB stick. I can now play my own movies via my Firestick. I am happy with this purchase.

There isn't really much to say about this data stick, except, it has space for storage. Plenty of it. The read speeds are very quick, and the write speeds are just as good. The only exception with the write speeds is that you really don't want many apps running during the writing time. I have found it to slow it down to as slow as .3mbs. Although this isn't a problem for me, if you are in a hurry then this may be a problem. I will still highly recommend this to anybody who needs a data stick, as it is a very good item.The sellers is very fast with dealing with the order, and was very prompt answering questions.

These are now very cheap, which used to be a warning sign. However, mine came in a proper Kingston packaging, (back label 'Made in Taiwan'). The packaging specified USB 3.2/3.1/3.0/2.0, however it's USB 3.2 Gen 1 which is actually the same 5Gb/s speed as USB 3.0. That would support up to 550MB/s which as you'll see is well beyond the actual device limit, so no need for USB 3.2 gen 2 or 3.I tested it using the FakeFlashTest program; the size was 64GB as specified (which means 57.6GB available to the user once formatted). According to CrystalDiskMark, when plugged into a USB 3.0 port it read serial data at 120MB/s. Write was slower, 14-28MB/s; as usual small random read and writes were very much slower (10MB/s and below 1MB/s respectively). Despite the poor speed for small files, this is an amazingly good device for the price, (I paid £6.29 each).

Needed a larger capacity flash drive to update the maps on my car and this was large enough and available the next day.The capacity is 64GB but manufacturers are lazy types and they work with the general rule of rounding so 1MB should be 1024KB but they round down to 1000KB, multiple this by larger and larger capacity drives and all those rounded down figures show up. So once you format on Windows and take this into account plus some minor overheads your 64GB drive will actually show up smaller, around 59GB, this is normal.If you are really bored and want to know, google ‘base2 vs base10 storage’ and the difference between GB and GiB!