This is a good USB-C and USB-A drive. Physically, he is slightly taller than some. It has a nice place at the top where you can put a bunch of keys. It has an elegant matte silver color and no lid to cover the open end. It pivots in the middle so you can use either the USB-C end or the standard USB-A end. As it rotates, it makes a satisfying click midway (when it forms a T-shape) and when the end snaps into place. My computer says that if this drive only contains the programs it needs to run, it has 58.5GB free. The drive starts to heat up after being plugged into my laptop for a while. My phone uses a USB-C drive. At first I thought it wasn't working because my phone can't see it. But when I plugged it into my computer, Windows wanted to "repair" it since it wasn't formatted or anything. After that it works fine on my phone, laptop, desktop and PS5. That's all I've tried so far! I was able to transfer images, audio clips, PDF files and videos from one device to another. This showed a read speed of 152.4 Mbps and a write speed of 46 Mbps with SpeedOut. Testing with CrystalDiskMark, I averaged 145 Mbps read and 44 Mbps write across multiple tests. This is also what the listing says about the speed. The USB 3.0 stick should have a read speed of 60-150 Mbps and a write speed of 10-45 Mbps.
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