Case Logic USB-201 USB Flash 💾 Drive Case: Ultimate Protection in Sleek Black Review

I have this tiny teenage flash drive and was looking for a case to carry it in, one small enough light enough to wear on a lanyard around your neck or clip to your car keys. Well, this one is small enough and light enough and has a clip, but I chose to wear it around my neck on a lanyard because it has a problem: the USB stick slips out of the pocket when the case is inverted or is placed somewhere. position other than right side up. I often throw my car keys around and the USB stick can slip…

Well made suitcases. The only suggestion I would like to make in the future is something like the label that used to be on the transparent top of the luggage compartment with space for a small label. Now I have multiple flash drives, all in these little cases, and it's hard to remember which is which. Each of them contains TWO flash drives (maybe it says in the supplement, but I skipped it and got twice as many cases as I need).)

Gaskets are ok but the round hole is so big that the USB stick can easily fall out especially when there is only one in the bag. A little more tension on two to hold them in place, but one is just loose. I think you could fill a page with loose change or subway tokens? Bottom line, this is not a safe "fall" for your flash drive. Mine is on the table right now.

Fabric weakens over time and can cause your USB stick to fall out. I just lost a 128GB USB drive this week due to a loose case. I'll come back to this: Case Logic JDS-2 USB Drive Shuttle 2-Capacity (Black/Blue) The Velcro on this case helped protect the drives.

I love these cases. There is nothing better to protect your USB drives. Just plug it in and slip it in your pocket, safe in the knowledge that your USB drive is protected from dust and dirt. Extremely light weight. Use a small chain to attach the USB to the case's keyring and you've got a case you'll never lose and a USB that always has a "garage". Buy as many colors as possible so you can quickly tell your USB sticks apart. I like to use one USB drive per case to keep it as flat as possible in

I have had this product for 2 years now and have had no problems with it. I've had no problems "popping out" USB sticks. I have key fobs with ball chains with dog tags attached to them. Once you're on the chain, you can push it all the way down. The material it's made of allows USB drives to fit snugly and not move. I recently received the Withings 02 and needed a carrying case. I bought another one and it's the perfect tote and it doesn't fall out. This is a great product for the price. I…