1TB Gold USB Flash Drive for Laptop/Computer - High-Spec USB Drive Review

I started putting my details in there and everything was fine until out of nowhere my details got corrupted which doesn't make sense because this has never happened before . I do not recommend buying this

I ordered this thinking I was getting a 1TB USB stick as the name suggests. When I first plugged it in, it showed it was a 1TB flash drive. I have a Windows install on it which is only 8GB but I wouldn't mind making a temporary backup and other things. As soon as I installed Windows on my new SSD, I noticed that Windows shows this as a 32GB drive, not 1TB. This is false advertising and I will ask for a refund and send it back.

The flash drive is terribly slow. It takes 5 to 10 minutes to transfer 2GB to 4GB photo files. If you then try to view the photos, it takes a few minutes for the file directory to be displayed. When you click on it, it takes 5 to 10 seconds for the .img files to appear. Some images don't appear or say they're in the wrong format and can't be viewed? To remove it from your computer, click Eject and nothing happens. It sits there and does nothing, I'm not going to sit and wait for this thing to…

Files were not initially transferred and after the transfer I could not find them. After removing and reconnecting, I found that the flash drive's "full" capacity was available, meaning everything I had stored on it was lost. Upon closer inspection, it turned out that about 200 MB of data was inaccessible, although nothing could be seen on the disk. I erased a drive on my Mac and found the default low space is around 70MB meaning there was around 130MB on it, possibly a hidden virus.

These sticks don't really work. I ordered three of these in hopes of storing various files on them, but nothing is actually being stored or transferred. The next time you plug it in, it's all gone. This happened to ALL three with different file types. DO NOT SPEND YOUR MONEY ON IT.

I bought 2 of these. At first I was happy because the specs listed the capacity as 2TB and not 1TB. In both cases, when using Win10, most of the data was not copied. I keep getting an error message that the file could not be copied due to data corruption. I didn't have this problem with a WD 1TB external hard drive. I copied my iTunes catalog and it wouldn't play on my new Jeep system. The first flash drive is now useless and I can't even see what's on it in explorer. I would advise against…

The flash drive is terribly slow. Transferring 2GB to 4GB photo files takes 5 to 10 minutes. If you then try to view the photos, it takes a few minutes for the file directory to be displayed. When you click on it, it takes 5 to 10 seconds for the .img files to appear. Some images don't appear or say they're in the wrong format and can't be viewed? To remove it from your computer, click Eject and nothing happens. It sits there and does nothing, I'm not going to sit and wait for this thing to…

At first the files were not transferred and after the transfer I could not find them. After unplugging and reconnecting, I found that the flash drive's "full" capacity was available, meaning everything I had stored on it was lost. Upon closer inspection, it turned out that about 200 MB of data was inaccessible, although nothing could be seen on the disk. I erased a drive on my Mac and found that the default low storage is around 70MB meaning there was around 130MB on it, possibly a hidden…

At first I was satisfied. It seemed to have a large capacity, but it leaked data. I made the mistake of cutting and pasting it to upload. Bad move I lost a lot of data. Then I tried copying and pasting, and much of it survived to a point. Then, like in a full cup, there is no more data in it, only file names. This is the third time I've ordered a large quantity of a cheap CD from China. The rock 'n' roll song "One in three ain't bad" doesn't work here. I had to cancel a repeat order for 3 more…