DataTraveler Exodia DTX/128GB Flash Drive USB 3.2 Gen 1 - with Protective Cap and Keyring in Multiple Colours

Works fine so far. This is my second purchase of this model USB. Good value.

Great value for money since it costs almost the same as 128GB versions there. Not the quickest, but definately has good transfer speeds so you wont get old waiting for the files to transfer.

Cheap and work, only thing i would say is they are slower then advertised.

I bought this Kingston USB drive for everyday file storage and transfers, and it’s been very easy to use. It’s plug-and-play with no setup required, and it works straight away on laptops and desktops. The size is compact and lightweight, making it very portable and easy to carry in a pocket, bag, or on a keyring using the built-in loop. The protective cap helps keep the connector safe when not in use. Build quality feels solid for a budget USB drive, with a simple but durable design that holds up well to regular handling. Compatibility has been excellent, working without issues across different devices and operating systems, including Windows and Mac. Data transfer speeds are good for everyday tasks like documents, photos, and small video files, especially when used with USB 3.2 ports, though it’s not designed for heavy, high-speed professional transfers. A reliable, portable USB drive that offers good ease of use, decent transfer speeds, and solid everyday performance.

Excellent and fast

I’m giving this five stars — it’s the best budget 128GB option I’ve found. I had to buy several of them to distribute video files and compared them with two cheaper alternatives and one more expensive model that also came with USB-C and USB-A adapters. Overall, this one was the fastest for the money. I could also stream video directly from it, which I couldn’t do with the cheaper versions. When it comes to storage, branded products are always the better choice, in my opinion.

I guess you can't really expect much speed for such low prices. Can you really complain , when you're paying just over £6 for 64gb ? At least it's from an established brand , rather than some generic nobody brand , so you have at least some leg to stand on if it fails. As far as I can tell , this pretty much performs the same as the Data Traveller G4 , just a different body design. Also for some reason with a weird shaped cap , that much harder to remove unless you hold it in a very specific way. (You need to hold the narrower side edges , when pulling. Or you will have a really hard time getting the cap off for some reason. Although it does loosen over time, but mine was really hard to pull off in the first few days I got it.) Since it's from the lower price range , it's one of those USB 3 flash drives that copies files fast in short bursts , then buffers the rest slowly most of the time , since it cannot maintain USB 3 speeds continuously. Something that should be expected from alot of cheap price flash drives. A lot of the time this constant buffering slows down the process so much , that it's brief bursts of fast USB 3 speeds seem redundant , because in a lot of cases , some of the better USB 2 drives would have overtaken and in some cases , even finished writing the same files , while the low tier USB 3 drives would still be buffering. My only gripe is , I know Kingston can do better , even at this price range. My Data Traveller 100 G3 is slightly faster (Despite having the same speed buffering issues ) than both the G4 Exodia and G4 Data traveller. (And within the same price range) So why are we going backwards with newer generations of products ? (This constant buffering on many of the budget USB drives is very embarrassing. Some even seem to have a start up phase , where it freezes up before committing to an action sometimes. This is something I never really came across with USB 2s , even at cheaper price ranges. But I come across it a lot when shopping for budget level USB 3s. ) Looks like we're going for cutting back for economy , than giving the customer an improved advancements on a newer generation product. Many flash drive makers seem to be guilty of this , not just Kingston. But then again I suppose I can't complain , it is reflected in the price after. Capacity for price , no complaints there. Speed is a disappointment. The solution is to buy higher price point models. Don't put high hopes in a cheap price range USB Flash drive in terms of speed , even if it is from a trusted brand. But I will say Kingston does seem to be a fairly reliable brand from my experiences though , I've only had one fail out of the half a dozen or so of Kingston flash drives I own. That's an OK failure rate I suppose. (But probably still too high for some people's standards) So only use these budget range USB sticks for backing up smaller files in shorter sessions , otherwise you will be in for a long wait , since the majority of the time the copy speed will feel almost like USB 2.

Ideal for keeping on your car keys so as not to misplace.

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the USB speed is very slow. disappointing. 100mb/s going down to 40mb/s.

Awesome product

Kingston bildiğim marka olduğundan, tercihim her zaman bu marka olmuştur.

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