128GB Aiibe USB Flash Drive | High Capacity Thumb Drive for PC & Laptop | USB 2.0 Memory Stick with Zip Drive Backup | Single 128G Jump Drive Review

I love the idea of storing and playing music on flash drives! No need to "burn" the music to disc, just copy and paste, done! The capacity of these small drives is amazing. Even a relatively small drive like 4GB will store several times more files than a CD. I'm glad so many music devices now have USB ports. Their small size and portability make them the most convenient way to store, transfer and play music files.

Well I'm more than a little tech savvy. I try to study as needed. I recently had a reason to create a very large photo file that I wanted to share with 10 people. The idea of trying to transfer heavy photo files and crashing mine and hers was really unappealing so I grabbed it. (I'm also a fan of different colors). I had to google how much disk space I needed for the number of photos (about 700!) I needed to store (I told you I was in trouble). It far exceeded my requirements but the price was…

I am the senior officer of a non-profit organization. This gives me a treasure trove of historical documents that other members do not have access to. I ordered these flash drives to copy files onto, distribute discs for others to upload information to their systems, and return discs for us to "flush and redo". The colors allowed me to mark who received which disc (all had the same content), who loaded the discs and returned them. We will continue like this until we decide that everyone has…

After they arrived I formatted all 5 just in case I needed them, well I started transferring some data for my client. When I got home I deleted it and downloaded some pictures, turned off my computer and returned the next morning to download some files to take with me. I noticed that the drive is not recognized by the computer. I've included a picture as the drive itself appears to be a brick. This is not a good sign, I've tried many different recovery methods and even recovery programs don't…

I only bought 64GB devices because I've heard many times that flash drives are too unreliable if the capacity exceeds 64GB. However, I opened the well-packaged box to try one of the five on my MacBook Air. It would light up but was never recognized by my computer. The second caught fire, was recognized, and worked, but so slowly it was ridiculous (or tearful). You may be happy with the excruciatingly slow speed, but it won't work for my needs. Number three caught fire but was never recognized…