💾 Netac 128GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive Memory Stick Thumb Drive Jump Drive, High-Speed Read up to 90MB/s Review

This drive has sat in a clean inner zip bag for about 3 months. Visually, the drive looks brand new, but now you have to rotate it to read it. I can't imagine it would have lasted as long if clipped to keychain as intended. I used an old USB extension cable to safely extract some important files without damaging the USB ports of the 4 computers I was trying to read them on.

Liked: Physical durability and worked on different operating systems Disliked: Only lasted 10 months. He just died. Tried different systems and wasn't "seen" on any of these different platforms. It was checked whether a working USB stick works in the connection. It's safe to take it out and plug this block in, and it's not visible. Disconnect it and insert another USB drive and it will be visible. Tried the same method on different machines with the same exact results. Final note: If the…

I have purchased two devices. The first expired and had to be returned. The second doesn't work on my computer, only on my laptop. I never use a laptop so it's outdated. It is very difficult to insert it into USB. It's totally useless. I wish they could send me another replacement that might actually work.

I ordered 64GB and I liked the size and portability. plug and play I used a USB to USB-C adapter with my Mac and it worked great except it was quite tight on the adapter initially. Overall I liked it and for the price it was worth it.

Feels like my USB ports break every time I plug this drive into my computer . I now only plug it into my external USB ports to avoid damaging the ones on my Mac that can't be replaced. I've never had this problem with other drives. It looks great, runs on my Mac, and transfers data at a moderate speed, but to be honest, I'd rather spend $5-$10 and buy a major brand USB stick that doesn't support my computer's USB ports on my iMac seems to damage pros that cost $7,000. Branded disc and we had no