5-Pack MOSDART 32GB Swivel USB 2.0 Flash Drive Bulk with Led Indicator, FAT32 Thumb Drives, Jump Drive, Zip Drive Memory Sticks - Black/Blue/Red/White/Green (32 GB, Mix Color) Review

i was skeptical about buying them at first, but the support seemed so friendly that they can't lie and if one of the usb sticks breaks, they will replaced. Well none of them are broken (although I only tested one) but my main issue is NOT 32GB. If I just look at the properties it said 30GB. Problem from the start but I was willing to look past it. I want to transfer an 8.7GB file and it says "The destination of the file is not large enough."? Excuse me? Then I try with a 6.5GB file and it STILL

As a regular consumer of USB drives for personal use (I bought a dozen this year), I have to rate these drives as a major flop. Enticed by the price of these drives and the minimum usage requirements (add files little by little and give the drive to someone who will then copy/backup all the files once and then read them from time to time), I decided to take a chance. All previous drives were Sandisk and I've never had any problems (with some perennial). Out of 5 drives, 2 failed almost…

This is good value for money. I seem to lose USB drives all the time. From time to time I need them to quickly store, transfer or move data. I also needed some to create some Windows 10 startup disks - one for home and one for work. It was easy to do. I just searched "Windows 10 installation media" on Microsoft's website and used their easy download tool. I put one of these in (I used 32GB and had plenty of free space), formatted it first (right click on the drive in My Computer -> Format…

I bought two 5 packs, one for 32GB and the other for 64GB. The drives behave similarly, although the 64GB version is faster on average when writing. 32GB version I tested all 5 drives in a 5 pack and they all worked fine. I measured the write speed and found that the write speed is around 5MB/s. Surprisingly the speed was very stable (see 1st photo). 64GB version. I tested all 5 discs in a 5 pack and they all worked fine. I measured the write speed and found that the average write speed was…

I have at least 30 other USB sticks from other manufacturers and use them all the time to create bootable operating systems. Unfortunately, in most cases, these USB drives keep failing and fail to format properly. I was only able to use one of the disks successfully. (By the way, I'm a certified PC technician.) At first, I just put those sticks aside and decided to just reuse the drives I already had. Crate. However, I figured I should just make a warranty claim and send those defective drives…