Kingmax Super Stick - 4GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive (World's Tiniest) by Kingmax
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Digital camera reviews of Kingmax Super Stick - 4GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive (World's Tiniest)
Digital camera Review: Awesome USB memory device!
Summary: 4 Stars
This thing is tiny and sturdy. I didn't use the cover that came with it (still don't) and it went through the washing machine and still works great. The only thing is that the transfer speeds are kin of slow. I would definitely recommend it though.Digital camera Review: wears down too easy
Summary: 2 Stars
this product came with no case, (I don't consider that weird pink gummy bear a case) at first I was like "no biggie" and just went with it, it worked great for a while, then I noticed it started to bend when putting it in machines, sides of it are starting to flake off, and the exposed board on the bottom still gets me antsy. it now sits at my desk, still working, but barely. My friend also bought two, the first he kept on his keyring like me, but one day when he put it in a machine it just all of a sudden ripped open, and he lost all the data on the drive. DO NOT CARRY THIS ON YOUR KEYRING!Digital camera Review: Great little flash drive with plenty of space
Summary: 5 Stars
I purchased this flash drive only cause of its size and storage space, didn't really need another flash drive!! It has been an excellent flash drive and have had no problems with it!!Digital camera Review: Flimsy and cheap
Summary: 1 Stars
This product worked for about 5 minutes...and never worked again. It's extremely flimsy and you'd be lucky if it lasted more than a day. It's a great conversation piece, it's just too bad it doesn't work.Digital camera Review: Fabulous Product
Summary: 5 Stars
I've owned my 2GB drive for about two years now. I was concerned about whether it would stand up to the beating it's been taking. I attached it to my keys, and they get thrown around a lot. But it's still going strong. I'm not geeky enough to know whether it should be reading or writing files faster, but I do know it works beautifully, even after all this time.