Kingmax Super Stick - 2GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive (World's Tiniest)
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Digital camera reviews of Kingmax Super Stick - 2GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive (World's Tiniest)
Digital camera Review: It's tiny but it's slow and it's brittle
Summary: 3 Stars
This really is a tiny USB key. Everyone I've shown it to has been impressed. However, after using it for several months (a) I've realized it's a really slow USB key and (b) the supposedly indestructable plastic that it is coated in is super brittle. After several weeks wearing it on my keyring the whole back part of the key broke off. I stuck it on successfully with superglue. Then chunks of the front edge of the key kept breaking off inside the USB ports that I plugged it into. If this thing was made of a more robust plastic, or even better metal, it would be much better.Digital camera Review: Its very usefull
Summary: 5 Stars
This flahdrive its pretty usefull when you need to have something where to store information and not to many people have to know.Digital camera Review: Kingstick-Wow!
Summary: 5 Stars
My friends are amazed to see a memory stick as small as this! So far the product says what it does and does what it says. It's early days yet but I am confident that I will still be pleased at the end.Digital camera Review: More than just tiny
Summary: 4 Stars
I've purchased 4 of the 2 GB drives, and have been using them for about a month. Size obviously is great. Didn't realize that they are formated differently from other flash drives. In Windows explorer, my Corsair 8GB flash drives shows up as FAT32, these show up just as FAT (don't know if it is FAT16 or what). What I did find, with great pleasure, is that the 900 MB of files on my Corsair, copied over to under 300 GB on these! I checked the file count and opened dozens of files to make sure everything was there, and it was! Only down side I see with these drives is that they are a little slow compared to other flash drives.Digital camera Review: Nice, small, but EXTREMELY fragile.
Summary: 2 Stars
I own the 2GB version of this drive. It is tiny, but still fits nicely into a USB port, but I have noticed a serious problem. The flash stick itself is actually smaller than the casing it is in (you can see it on the bottom). I have been very careful with how I store my super stick and careful in inserting and removing it from USB ports. Regardless, the plastic shell around the memory stick is breaking across the width at the top, and the bottom corners of the plastic shell (that go into a USB port) have started snapping off in little chunks.