📦 10 Pack Multi-Color 32GB Swivel USB 2.0 Flash Drives - Pnstaw Memory Stick Thumb Drive for Data Storage and File Sharing Review

I ordered a set of these devices on February 21st thinking I could use them to store or transfer files as needed. I put them in a storage box along with other USB sticks. 4 months after I ordered it (1 month after the warranty/refund period expired) I've been using one and the outer plastic case seems to be deteriorating. The plastic feels very sticky. I have kept all my USB sticks in a case for several years and have never had this problem. Granted, most drives I've used in the past have had…

I bought 10 Pnstaw USB sticks with a capacity of 512MB. 1 out of 10 was defective. (Revain returned the money for it). But the other 9 didn't work on any of my computers. I investigated further and found that each flash drive actually contains **4** partitions: Partition Type 1 unknown 2 Novell Netware 386 3 unknown 4 unknown Usually there are only **1** partitions. I was confused and concerned, especially about the section that appears to contain networking software. For security reasons, I…

I am preparing a program for a local radio station and submit my program to the station director every week. He prefers it as raw data rather than on CD. SD memory cards and USB sticks get lost or broken, and sometimes they just stop working for unknown reasons. I needed a good supply of storage devices. I decided to try a set of 10 16GB pnstaw flash drives. The price was right, less than $4 a slice. And I don't have to worry about losing the protective end caps as they come with a metal shield

If you're a fan of loot boxes, buy them because the quality of the sticks they contain is definitely a gamble. make you flinch when you rub them together. Nails on a board cause discomfort. 4 of these sticks were unusable out of the box indicating a poor manufacturing process and quality control. If they're even tested, someone will look for an LED to work and call it a good one. I don't know if this is a coincidence, but creating bootable media through the USB 3.0 port on my computer causes it

This is my favorite USB flash drive form factor - no caps to lose, no sliding mechanisms to get stuck in pockets. The speed is decent. Straps are good - harder to lose, easier to find when slipping between sofa cushions. and twenty "recoverable write errors" that I reproduced using multiple USB controllers to ensure the problem was drive related and not computer related. I don't know the meaning of write errors - other utilities don't report them, but I haven't encountered it with branded…