Kingston DataTraveler 102 - 4 GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive DT102/4GB

I've bought Kingston USB drives exclusively for years, but this is probably my last one. I actually got 3 of them on sale (non-Amazon site) and it's a good thing they were cheap and I got more than one, for the first one suffered physical failure within a week. As another user posted, the cap is hard to remove and the clear plastic case came off far too easily. The drive fails to mount half the time I insert it; must pull it out and put it back in and only then will the PC/Mac (I use it on both) will see it. And the USB plug started "drooping" at weird angles, showing that it is not fastened firmly enough inside the drive; it's only a matter of time before it breaks off entirely and the drive is kaput.

So I moved on to the second drive. When first inserted, it claimed to Disk Utility that it was 1.9 TB in size. As really cool as that would have been, it prevented the drive from being formatted. Unplugging and replugging had no effect--it steadfastly claimed to be 1.9 TB...Read more

I have other Kingston travel USB drives. I love their product.
The only thing I would say is the drive is a little thick, so
if you have a computer with very closely usb drive inputs, you can't put
another USB drive next to it. It takes up too much room.

Pros:
Good Read/Write speeds for typical users (R:10MBps, W:5MBps based on its specs). Test Result will be uploaded as customer image(s) soon.
Smaller size than DataTraveler (not 102 series)
Plug-and-Play

Cons:
can't attach the cap to the other end of the drive
Thicker than DataTraveler (not 102 series)