🔑 K&ZZ Metal Thumb Drives USB 2.0 Memory Stick 16G Key Shape Pen Drive, Pack of 5 - Multicolored, PC Laptop Compatible Review

I have this device to get into my EDC wallet with key holders and it works great for that. There are no markings on the case, which can be great for a hidden encrypted hard drive. Large, seems durable, 58g usable storage space.

Copied a 1GB video file to this disc and it took 2' 15 inches. Copied the same file to a Sandisk Cruzer Blade 2.0 drive and it took 3' 15". Surprised that this drive is faster. I liked the form factor and the price. I plan on carrying it in my wallet.

Good price but very slow writing speed. I use Bitlocker full disk encryption on my flash drives in my keychain in case I lose them to protect my data. Setting up the hard drive took about 3 hours. I made a larger disc from a reputable manufacturer in less time.

I checked everything with a flash drive tester - everything is fine for 32 gigabytes. Of course there are lighter, smaller and faster drives. But it's just fun. They look like keys and are very durable. The contacts are bare, but appear solid. I like the different colors and the flat surface to put a label on. You can't confuse them with many standard types I have.

Bought as a gift for Christmas. The key can be added to the keychain so the files are always available. The flash drive is the same size as the keys so it can be safely stored with other keys.

Looking for a budget flash drive I came across these key shaped flash drives and was able to buy a 5 pack for less than many separate hard drives . . They work great, look good, arrived quickly and the price makes them even more attractive. As soon as they arrived I popped one in, saved the info I needed and put the other 4 aside for something I might need a flash drive for in the future. If you need a flash drive this is an excellent value.

I tested everything with a flash drive tester - everything is ok for 32 gigabytes. Of course there are lighter, smaller and faster drives. But it's just fun. They look like keys and are very durable. The contacts are bare, but appear solid. I like the different colors and the flat surface to put a label on. You can't confuse them with many standard types I have.

I like the idea of having a thin USB stick, it's easy to carry and easy to distribute. However, her style led to unintended consequences. I screwed up the USB connector and bent one of the brackets. Ports were damaged because they were handled too roughly when plugged in. If you buy them, handle them more carefully than you would a regular USB drive. Otherwise they are as advertised.

When I was looking for a budget flash drive I stumbled across these key shaped flash drives and was able to buy a 5 disc set for less than many individual discs. They work great, look good, arrived quickly and the price makes them even more attractive. As soon as they arrived I popped one in, saved the info I needed and put the other 4 aside for something I might need a flash drive for in the future. If you need a flash drive this is an excellent value.

I liked the original version of Lacie IAmAKey. They were so cheap I had to try them. They work, but I've had some trouble trying to create a Mac boot drive on another using the Mac Installer. They crashed the installer halfway every time when using different installers. I had to erase the drives a few times to even get them back after the crash. Maybe there's something else wrong with my setup, but most likely these drives were the problem. Cheer up just in case. Don't put all your eggs in this