Review on Kingston DataTraveler SE9 32GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive for Reliable Data Storage (DTSE9H/32GBZ) by Elang ᠌

The fact that it could be inserted into any USB port and that its case did not interfere with the operation of nearby USB devices or wires was the primary reason I decided to purchase one of these flash drives as soon as they became available. When I inserted one of these flash drives into a USB port, it would normally be detected and work, but sometimes nothing would happen, an unknown device would be detected, or the drive would only work at usb 1.0 speed. In order for the drive to function normally, it was always necessary to either stick it all the way or stop short of fully inserting it, and then pull it out by 3 millimeters. This definition of a flash drive gave me the most trouble, and ultimately led to my decision to stop using flash When you need to insert a flash drive into the back port of the computer and now you have to climb up and down deep into the table with a bunch of pasta from wires, insert this flash drive, according to the new rules, that is, a little short of sleep, crawl out from under the table like a fireman from a pipe, and what?! Those are the best moments. never mind ! it does not exist at all, but if you poke it in the right place and keep repeating the path of the flash samurai, it will, to your amazement, decide what to do and carry out your instructions. Today was the final day that this flash drive crashed into a concrete wall; from now on, I won't be messing with this line of engineering thinking. The problem seems to be caused by some kind of corrosion on the contacts of the flash drive at the points of contact with the contacts of the USB port, as far as I have been able to determine from a strictly technical standpoint. Okay, if it was only on one flash drive, then it wasn't on any of the other flash drives of this model or any of the other volumes that I owned.