SanDisk Cruzer Micro 4 GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive SDCZ6-4096-E11 by SanDisk
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Digital camera reviews of SanDisk Cruzer Micro 4 GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive SDCZ6-4096-E11
Digital camera Review: 1 out of 4 didn't work
Summary: 2 Stars
One of the micro cruzers worked one time and after that... nothing. I won't buy this again.Digital camera Review: 16GB Sandisk Cruzer Review
Summary: 5 Stars
just as satisfied with the functionality, since I also own a 4GB version, but even happier that I now have 4 times the capacity for storage.Digital camera Review: 4 gb sandisk
Summary: 5 Stars
i got two of these great flash drives for less than the retail price for just one!! they were deliverd very quickly and i was very satisfied with the conditon of the merchandice.Digital camera Review: 4GB Sandisk USB-stick
Summary: 5 Stars
The thing works as advertised, useful, handy and functional (good transfer speeds! of 15MB/s). The transfer speeds are very good indeed. From my point of view: Highly recommended. With no name products you may be lucky, you may be not. With the SanDisk Cruzer you know what you get. Worth the minor price increase, since I'd rather have a good product than save 2 bucks (or 10) for mediocre performance.Digital camera Review: A Mac users Review.
Summary: 4 Stars
I should have read the reviews here first but I saw the price and bought the Sandisk Cruzer only because I have had good experiences with other Sandisk products. First I am on an Intel iMac and the first thing is a CD image loads on the desktop as well as the USB Flash drive. The flash drive comes installed with "U3" no idea what it is because it doesn't work on Mac OSX. I ran disk utilities to erase, the Flash drive itself was erased but the CD image still stays. Even after reformatting with 1 Partition the CD image stays.
Mac users need to take this flash drive to a PC and uninstal the U3 software to get rid of the pesky and uneeded software. (This gets rid of the CDimage.) You need to again run disk utility and erase on a Mac to use. After this drawn out process, the drive operates fine. Funny heh? Sandisk obviously got sold on this idea by U3. Again I have no idea what this software does as Macs can't run it. But does a flash drive need any complicated software?
There are other brands of flash drives with the U3 software on them. So besure to look for the information. Most of the retail packaging has it written on them. But you will be hard pressed to see any indication online.
Again, Sandisk has had a good reputation of memory cards, but if they start this U3 nonsense on memory cards they will lose me as a faithful customer. After the reformatting, and about two weeks worth of use the drive works without any problems.
Cheers.