🔌 Netac 64GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive Memory Stick - High-Speed 90MB/s Read Speeds Review

This item looks very nice in design but I have lost over 20GB of data. It throws an error message stating that it cannot be formatted. Attention buyers. broken item

Great compact drive. Instantly recognized on USB 3.0 drives on Windows and Linux PCs. It has a small clip like a bookmark so you can attach it to something (like a shirt pocket or bag). It's a bit 'fat' so it hasn't worked best in every ride, but it has worked in most! I would buy again. The portability alone is excellent. He's tiny. And the body makes it durable.

I bought 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 I never use a laptop so it's outdated.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.

Can't work in my car due to quiet music. But I was able to copy from my laptop. I'm assuming it's not in FAT format, so be careful.

I took it to put music in my car. It is small and harmonious compared to others. I had to format it to FAT32 for it to work (technically, flash drives larger than 32 gigabytes don't usually come out in that format, so this isn't a negative review, I just mentioned it in case others want to do the same). Problems with corrupted files or freezing of any kind, so this seems like a good quality repository

I ordered the 64GB and 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.

Hard to press and even when plugged in it won't mount or show up in Disk Utility. This is supposed to be a "universal" serial bus. This Mac works with every other USB cable and drive I have. Disappointing.

This drive has been sitting in a clean zippered inner backpack pocket 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.