Encrypted INNÔPLUS Military Encryption Validated Review

This flash drive was very easy to use. Instructions were included, but the manufacturer also sent me an electronic copy immediately after purchase. It's beautiful and durable, so my only complaint is that I'm concerned that its weight could cause it to bend either the USB port on my laptop or the drive itself. All in all a great product to protect my sensitive data at a good price.

Cons: After successfully using this blocking USB stick more than 30 times, finally it could not be unlocked. The error was critical and resulted in an unusable hard drive and inaccessible files. Another disadvantage is that this item is too big for a flash drive and too big if the ports of your computer, laptop or multi-port USB device are close together. Pros: When the lock worked, my files were safe. Conclusion: I will NOT buy this item again.

Incredibly well made and reliable, especially considering it's about 1/3 the price of iron wrenches and the like. To those complaining about the "lack" of serial number security: I found a solution to this problem. I took a thin Allen key and scraped off the serial number (after writing it down and putting it in the safe) and also used a felt tip pen. The number on the USB port side is now completely hidden and I still have it if I ever need it. Bad ratings due to users practicing poor…

Ok so I bought these for my office in October 2019. They work great. I have one for everyday use and one as a backup drive. Well, the disc for everyday use just wore out; works a lot of overtime. So I went insane because I couldn't write on that disc anymore. Luckily I was still able to save files to the backup drive and save all my information to the current date. So now I'm using my backup drive as my everyday drive as I couldn't write to it with my old everyday drive. Of course you can see…

That's a great USB stick, does a good job of encryption. It would be a five star product if it didn't have a "feature". There is a serial number on the data carrier itself. If you have a drive and have "forgotten" your password, you can simply email the serial number to the manufacturer, who will send you a password to regain access to the drive. The problem is that anyone can do it. One of the reasons I need an encrypted drive is that if I lose it and someone else finds it, they won't be able…