💦 RAOYI 32GB Waterproof Metal USB2.0 Flash Drive: Durable Silver Aluminum Thumb Drive for Secure Data Storage Review

No complaints, I work in an office, do IT; constantly needed small floppy disks for creating boot disks, updates, etc. All are tagged on a key ring, like a prison guard (but for computers). This makes it easy when someone needs something specific and isn't very tech savvy, and I have a few extras in case I need to leave one for someone to work on multiple topics at once.

I bought this to download music for my new car because CDs don't have enough songs and they get damaged. This USB stick stores more music than you can listen to on a ride. My reason for 3 stars is because it seems like there are a few songs that just won't play. The songs are fine when I burn them to CD from my iTunes, but there must be "bad spots" on the USB drive that are causing them to stutter.

I have used the FireFly fobs for many years because I liked that the drive detaches from the bottom of the fob and the cap stays on the ring. I didn't like hanging my keys off the drive or handing my keys to someone to put something on my drive. But that far outweighs this option. Obviously, unlike most other modern flash drives, it's not plastic. It works a million times faster than what I had. I didn't think I noticed, but I do. I'm not worried about this key breaking and I need to be careful

I had an obsolete flash drive that I used as a backup after a hard drive failure. When this flash drive started corrupting some files, I bought this one and transferred everything to it. This new one immediately showed several corrupted filenames and unreadable files. At first I thought that the original files on the old flash drive had been removed but soon my suspicions arose, I returned to the old hard drive and found that most of my original files were intact. Bought a replacement…

Contrary to some reviews, mine came in a metal case. It worked fine, but as mentioned above, it was slow. as I have never seen a transfer rate of 16Mbps. If you're using it for an archive and not for general use, that's cool. Despite the metal body, it is almost weightless. I would buy another one if speed wasn't an issue.