Kingston64GB DataTraveler Exodia Onyx USB 3.2 Flash Drive (Matte Black) (10-Pack)

Good Thumb Drive for my need. Nothing special otherwise.

Works for holding data. But not for what I need for it. I have to update radio software on cars and I hold each update on each flash drive, but when I go to update the radio, 9 out of 10 times it fails to transfer and sends an error message. Tried a different make and it works first time every time.

Simple project it's Com nice.Project good

Muy buenas y rápidas

These are the slowest flash drives I've ever used. They are USB 2 speeds at best.That said, if you want to store pictures, etc they are find and the price is okay for what you get.

These drives have an incredibly slow read and write speed. Their read speed is slightly better than their write speed, which is fairly common in these types of drives. However, neither the read nor write speed is anywhere close to USB 3.2 standards.I tested the same port on the same machine with multiple USB-drives as a sanity-check using a Kingston HyperX 3.2 USB Drive as the reference. Even generic no-name drives operate better than these Kingston Onyx drives. Screen shots are provided.I feel completely mislead by the seller and by Kingston. These drives have terrible performance.They are truly awful.A simple 3GB file transfer took 7 minutes on a drive labeled USB 3.2. For comparison - the HyperXSavage USB took 10 seconds for the same transfer.What a waste of money - $50 down the drain.

Each of these flash drives were 57GB, not 64GB as advertised. Also, they were the SLOWEST USB drives I have used. These were a waste of money and I definitely do not recommend them.

I’m not very familiar with using flash drives. Especially not putting things in them. It may sound silly that I was afraid I’d mess it up somehow and this made it easy, but I don’t really know how else to explain it. lol I was able to put over 300 pics onto it with zero problems.