SanDisk Cruzer Titanium 4 GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive SDCZ7-4096-A10 by SanDisk
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Digital camera reviews of SanDisk Cruzer Titanium 4 GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive SDCZ7-4096-A10
Digital camera Review: Best Pendrive
Summary: 5 Stars
If you demand a lot in what you buy like me this sandisk 4gb is the one.
With u3 you can get on any computer with all your favorite internet conections, all your outlook contacts and lot more things.It will surprise you.
Digital camera Review: Best there is
Summary: 5 Stars
Why do I say "best"? 1) Most important criterion to me: No cap to lose. This is a deal-killer required feature. After that: 2) Rugged 3) Pretty fast 4) Reliable/quality mfr. 5) small 6) U3 SEEMS to be useful, but still evaluating.Digital camera Review: Beware of U3 virus software
Summary: 1 Stars
The hardware is impressive, but unfortunately it ships with the U3 virus software. I'm a software engineer by trade, and I'm amazed that Sandisk includes U3. When you insert the USB stick into a new computer for the first time, Windows will pop up a notice saying that's installing the U3 virus. Guess what happens when you give this USB stick to your boss to transfer some files? After he plugs it in, he yells at you, saying he doesn't want any damn software installed on his laptop. Telling him it's the U3 virus doesn't make it any easier.
Also, when you plug it into a Windows machine, two drives show up. This is due to the U3 virus trying to do auto-run. I tried to plug the USB stick into a photo kiosk at my local drug store to upload some photos. Because the first drive is empty (out of the two that show up), the photo kiosk will say there is nothing on the stick. Good job there, U3 virus.
Finally, I got so sick of the U3 virus, I ran the "uninstall" feature, which presented me with two options. The first option said it would take 99 minutes to complete. The second option said it would delete the U3 partition, which I believed referred to the first partition I mentioned in the above paragraph. I chose this second option, and it deleted everything off my USB stick. Then I had to pay $150 to have my data recovered.
Do not tolerate the U3 virus. Delete it immediately, or perhaps get a USB stick from another company.
Digital camera Review: Broke after 2 Attempts!
Summary: 2 Stars
I have a Cruzer 1 Gig drive and it has served its purpose well. After two uses on this one, it went capoot. I'm debating trying again. I ordered other flash drives but they don't have U3.
This item was shipped from Blue Proton and after a little hagling, they gave me a refund.
Maybe just my misfortune, I'm not sure.
Digital camera Review: Buyer Beware
Summary: 1 Stars
I've owned two of these now--trust me, they aren't well made and you can't count on it working. The software that comes on these is made in France, by a company that doesn't offer support or even have a phone number. I learned this the hard way, after my device froze and then somehow erased my password which resulted in being locked out--with no ability to recover the files or password. Don't buy these things--they aren't built well. If you do, never count on it--always make sure your files are backed up somewhere else. Also, I wouldn't recommend using it for business related purposes. Mine crashed on a way to do a company presentation for a potential client. Sandisk has very poor customer support--you will talk to India and they will offer no help. They even tried to get me to buy a password recovery program to solve the problem--which solved nothing. The software is very flawed. Beware!