Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

Really good flash drive. I bought two of these (64GB) when they were $28 each. The mechanism is kind of spring-loaded which makes it feel nice to open. Also very fun to play with. I did get upwards of 245MB/s in real-world experiences with transferring files such as movies. Fits in a PS4 USB port (important to me). It's about 70mm in length, 20mm wide, and 10mm tall. There is a good spot on the back to label them if you wish to do so (does not smear). Comes with a free 1-year license to RescuePRO Deluxe. Personally, I didn't really enjoy using the software and there are better freeware options available. Very easy and large hole for putting on a key-ring or lanyard. After just a month of consistent use, there are scrapes on the USB plug's metal part but that's to be expected with constant use; especially if you play with it and constantly open and close it. However, it's only an aesthetics thing. I attached a picture of mine on top of piano keys to give some people and idea of how big it actually is and to also sort of show from another perspective what the thing looks like. ---------------- BENCHMARK: I did a benchmark when I first got the flash drive, then another benchmark about two weeks later when it was about 16GB full. Tried the front I/O ports as well as the rear ports on my motherboard. I also tested the second flash drive that has yet to be really used. They were all essentially identical within margin of error. CrystalDiskPark (64-bit) (SSD) READ/WRITE (MB/s) SEQUENTIAL: 208.6/190.7 512K: 149.6/27.79 4K: 13.14/10.03 4K QD32: 10.85/7.541