1 Gb Usb Flash Drive With Company Logo

Have been using a USB 2. 64 gb flash drive that I had no problems with but very slow. Just got new computer with USB 3, so checked around, but B&H had best price by far (think almost $ cheaper than @). The drive is great. I highly recommend it.Having done business with B&H for over 35 years (since around 1979). I know they treat customers well.

Remain one of the most Stylish USB Flash Drive, with great value for 32 GB USB 3.2 Flash Drive storage.

This little flash drive has everything going for it - ample GB, small footprint (perfect for laptops with tight USB ports) and solid construction. Just put it on a lanyard or a key chain when not connected to prevent it being lost.

My new 64 GB Ultra USB 3.0 flash drive replaces on stolen from my office. I'll keep a better eye on this one. Works exactly as advertised.

This 1TB Gold Anniversary Edition is another great hard drive from Western Digital.There are only two things that I do not particularly like about this drive.1.There are no rubber feet on the underside of the unit2.The USB cable is thicker and stiffer than the earlier modelsThese two combine to cause the drive to sometimes slide around when it's sitting on a smooth surface particularly when the USB cable is plugged into my MacBook Pro.Apart from those two minor complaints I really like this drive.1.This unit has so far performed flawlessly. 2.Compatible with both PC and Mac 3.USB 3.0/2.04.It's extremely fast and quiet5.Huge capacity6.Great price 7.Stays cool8.It looks awesome, has great form factor9.Contrary to what another reviewer has stated, this drive is extremely easy to reformat to the Mac platform, it took me all of 2 minutes10.Oh Yes, and there's Free Expedited Shipping, gotta love FES

It's a 32 GB flash drive. Decently fast. Had no issues.

Update can be done without old CPU with USB flash drive only.

We are using a flash drive to store and playback videos on a portable projector. I tried with a USB 3.0 Flash Drive, thinking the newer version was better. But the projector had a different idea. I learned from the professionals at B+H that this unit requires an older USB 2.0 Flash Drive. I never would have thought of that but sure enough, when I used this Verbatim 64G Ergo USB 2.0, the projector recognized the videos and played them flawlessly.

I have been using this type of drive for 25 years or so. I started with a 40 GB by another company and every 3 years I buy a higher capacity and copy everything on the old one to the new drive then put the old one away for backup. Hard drives don't suffer from too many reads or writes but time is a significant factor. HDD (hard disk drives) are much slower than SSDs but still plenty fast for spreadsheets, documents, and storing product information like PDFs. In this application all I want is reliable access to information for many years.

This is our company's go to flash drive. simple to use and always works in any cyber environment.