Kingston Digital DTIG3/4GBZ-4P DataTraveler Generation 3

Product Review

The new generation of a Kingston best-seller is here. With capacities up to 32GB, the reliable DataTraveler Generation 3 (G3) is ideal for your important documents, music, video clips and favorite photos that can be stored and retrieved in a flash. Available in four fun colors by capacity, it's a perfect fit for the office, home, school and wherever you travel. A well-built cap protects the USB plug and your data. DataTraveler G3 also makes a great promotional item for your organization, it's simple to add your logo to increase brand recognition.

Product Features

Convenient - sturdy loop supports most key rings
Simple - just plug into a USB port
Practical - cap protects the USB plug
Fashionable - available in multiple colors by capacity: 4GB white and gray, 8GB white and yellow, 16GB white and blue, 32GB white and red
Guaranteed - five-year warranty

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review

(1 customer review)

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful

Not the fastest, but acceptable, and good for bulk buys (update: now with junkware), February 9, 2012

Billy Hollis (Nashville, TN United States) - See all my reviews

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This review is from: Kingston Digital DTIG3/4GBZ-4P DataTraveler Generation 3 (Personal Computers)

This is basically a repeat of the review of the same product that is also available under a different item on Amazon. That item is Kingston Digital Inc. 4 GB DataTraveler Generation3 2.0 USB Drive Flash Drive, 4 Pack DTIG3/4GB-4P - White and Gray. The flash drives being packaged are exactly the same, though, and this item on Amazon appears to just be an updated listing.

Anyway, I have bought and used over a hundred of these drives to distribute materials for software classes that I teach. They are a good choice. They have a low cost per unit, and they've been reasonably reliable. I did have one come apart after a student got it stuck in a tight USB port, but I don't completely blame the flash disk for that.

I have a slight preference for the drives that have some sort of cover mechanism instead of a separate, and...Read more