USB Jing Portable Rotated Computer Review

work. Can't access it with command line tricks or with Disk Utility. Well what they say is true. You get what you pay for. Stay away from this product.

I tried to back up all my documents, pictures and music but everything disappeared as soon as I plugged it into my computer. I was so sad because all the pictures of my son were gone. All my stories are gone. All music is gone. never understand I would like to give 0 stars. Next time I'll use an external hard drive.

Do not buy! I transferred some documents and pictures to it only to find out that in fact they were not preserved. Documents/images/videos etc. don't open when I try to open them. I am very disappointed and angry because I deleted the originals from my computer only to find that I cannot open them on the USB stick even though they are stored on it. DO NOT BUY!

I saved some photo and video files and everything seems to be going fine. Tried to open some videos, writes that they are corrupted. I could open the file from my computer but not from the storage device. I tried different programs to open the video but it didn't open. I'm reporting back because I don't want my files and videos to be lost. Should have listened to others with 1 star. I even formatted the device twice before using it as recommended before saving files to it.

1TB version ordered. Didn't expect it to be real. But there don't seem to be any reviews acknowledging the reality that this is a totally fraudulent product over 64GB. I've attached an actual write/verify test that failed for anything over 55GB. Also check the chip ID and it will check as a 64GB chip. But Windows and everything else is scammed with cheat firmware or something to make it look like 1TB but usually as this is a scam. There are problems with 64gb.

The title says it all. I bought 2 of these without needing speed. I just needed to back up all my files. While USB 1.1, or maybe 2.0 if I pray hard enough, was supposed to last for days with the amount of data it took me to back up, I was prepared that it would run for as long as it took — except that the drive wouldn't let me me. It will be ejected/unmounted DURING the transfer. After a few more of them (sitting at the computer mind you without putting it to sleep) I got them both back asap. A

I uploaded a 4GB video to this drive and the copy speed was very low, around 106Mbps, so for 4GB it was a long time then I tried to play the video of the ride. and this file didn't play on any of the video players I had. For troubleshooting, I downloaded this copied video file from this flash drive to the computer hard drive to see if the speed of this USB flash drive is the problem, but this file I previously copied from the flash drive to the local copied the computer's drive I'm still not…

I had all these photos and videos I wanted to move to a flash drive. It took about 10 minutes to translate everything. But when I opened them, they were all damaged. One image was completely blacked out, several were separated and the top part of the image was visible but the bottom parts were completely gone, many pixels were all jumbled and mixed up making the image look like one giant mess. Some videos still play a little bit but never fully play. There were pixels everywhere, the sound no…

THIS PRODUCT IS INCORRECT. I ordered a 1 TB stick. and it said there was 976GB available, which is actually more than a terabyte (that's 931GB, or 1.0*10^12 bytes), so I was immediately suspicious. I ran software called AIDA64 which can tell you the actual space available and it said 60GB (the default for 64GB drives). I then tried 8 times to put the associated videos folder in it, resulting in about 64GB, and indeed the last few videos in the last folder were corrupted (not actually written to