Kingston DataTraveler 70 128GB Portable and Lightweight USB-C flashdrive with USB 3.2 Gen 1 speeds DT70/128GB, Black

Worked well for usb-c

I have 4 USB C devices that I use regularly. Since the first use, after just a few minutes, I get a Windows error telling me the device is not accessible. I remove the device, plug it back in and it's accessible for a few minutes, then I receive the same error again. As long as I keep going through this routine, I can use the device. With this sort of annoyance, I put the drive in a drawer and stopped using it. My other USB C devices do not behave this way.

I copied a large folder to this drive from my Dell 8950 that I just bought. Some external drives are over 1000 MB/s. This was about 20 MB/s write. Way too slow to be useable for me.

Incredibly slow. Don’t waste your money.

So for the price not badBut if you are moving large files it is slowwwwIts compact and built tough . Dont regret purchase just a bit to slow

It's a USB C interface, but my first test copying 32GB of data to a 128GB took almost *3 hours* to copy the files. It dropped to 2-3 MB/sec shortly after the copy began and stayed there the whole time. Not recommended for *any* application. I could have got similar performance from a USB 2.0 stick for a quarter the price.