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

As soon as these flash drives appeared, I immediately took one, I liked it most of all because it fits into any USB port and does not catch neighboring USB devices or wires with the case. I had several of these flash drives, and most of all I was finished off by the buggy definition of a flash drive, when I inserted it into the usb port, it is normally detected and works, then nothing at all, an unknown device is detected or it works at usb 1.0 speed and for it to work normally it was constantly necessary a little short or stick it all the way, and then pull it out by 3 millimeters. The best moments are when you need to insert a flash drive into the back port of the computer and now you 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 ?! never mind ! it doesn’t exist at all and again you repeat the path of the flash samurai, poke it there and, lo and behold, it can decide and work as expected. Today was the last day when this flash drive flew into a concrete wall, I don’t mess with this engineering thought anymore. Purely technically, as far as I could figure out, the problem appears due to some kind of corrosion on the contacts of the flash drive at the points of contact with the contacts of the usb port. Okay, if it was only on one flash drive, no, it was on all flash drives of this model and different volumes that I had.