Review on Super Talent Pico-C Gold USB 2.0 Flash Drive, 4 GB: STU4GPCG by Corey Vaz

I have to admit that I collect flash drives. I have too many of these and am always looking for new ones. I have used it many times. It's probably one of the most durable flash drives I've ever used, and the solid metal construction makes it virtually indestructible. I get wet all the time and I cleaned them up by just rinsing them off and wiping them dry. I probably gave away 10 of these to relatives who need my photos or computer files. To be honest I love these CDs. However, I hate to say it, the manufacturer hasn't kept up with the performance. The biggest they have is 64GB and that's just not enough. When I use the DVR to record my favorite TV show, there is only enough space for a sub-season (short episode). They also opted for USB 2. I don't necessarily use USB 3 as I usually have time to transfer if I need to, but you can get 512GB on a fairly small USB 3 device for a pretty good price. these days. As probably my favorite drive, I just wish they had more capacity.