💾 KOOTION 32GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive Memory Stick with LED Indicator - Red Review

Just roasted for 10 days use. Fully. The LED didn't even light up. Luckily I didn't have anything important with me. If you want to save important files, don't buy this.

I bought it and it worked for several weeks. It then deleted itself and continued to retrieve itself from my computer. Now none of my computers recognize it and I can't use it and have to buy a new one. I will not buy this.

You can save your money by not buying this flash drive. Copying large files takes forever. (1 gig). So slow. Claims I have a bad memory. Playback is not a problem, it just tries to copy large files. The annoying light keeps flashing. I have 32 gigabytes of RAM and a 3.5 AMD processor, which is more than enough to work with this drive. Even with all my apps closed it still freezes. (Operating system Win 10).

I bought two of these to keep old sci-fi radio shows ("Dimension X" and "X minus one") and play on camping trips. One of them agreed. The other I used to store movies and classic series for the same purpose. They have a small space for a key fob, a removable cover, and a red LED that flashes when working and stops when not working. Very nice, pretty slick looking and they work well.

I bought this flash drive to store PS4 photos that I take in games so I can transfer them to my computer for digital art purposes. It was important to have a large amount of GB so that I could move large amounts at once without having to worry about space. My only complaint is that there's no way to attach a key ring to it to attach it to something so I don't lose it, so it holds up with the rest of my USB sticks. wriggle through bread with them on a bunch of keys until I think of something…

I bought this device to archive some photos from my computer. I had to reformat the device to a modern file format (NFTS I think) so I could store images on it as it could only accept files/zip files smaller than a certain size (4 gigabytes). It took forever to transfer just a few images and it was only later that I discovered that maybe 1/3 of the images were corrupted and damaged. Now I've lost those photos forever. Was it stupid of me to remove them from my hard drive? Sure, but when was the

I've only used one out of 10 so far, but it worked great for transferring .HUS embroidery design files from my MacBook Pro to my Husqvarna Viking Topaz 50. No lag, easy to use, even came formatted for .FAT which is required by my machine (most embroidery machines I think) so all I had to do was plug and play. I was told I would have to buy a new Husqvarna Viking USB stick for $80 (ALL!), but after pulling together and praying, they did it! I hope this helps as there has been some confusion as…