PNY Micro Attache 4 GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive P-FD4GBMIC-FS (Black)

When they call this a micro USB drive, they really mean it. All the superfluous casing is absent from this drive. It's as thin as an SD digital memory card used in digital cameras, but maybe half the width.

There is a small hole to allow this to be attached to some key chains (may not be big enough for some thicker key rings) etc... There is no case, nor is there a cap to protect the connector, which may be an issue for some people.

Plugs in snuggly, in spite of appearances. I bought mine for the back of a Sony BD Live Blu Ray player, but also tried it out in my laptop with no problems. I'll be grabbing some more for backing up important files on my computers.

Great value and about as small as you could get in a USB thumb drive. If you are looking for something tiny, this is it.

I got this USB drive as a gift and the idea behind it was just awesome. I found myself, being the nerd I am, excited by the thought of having 8 gigs of storage in such a small device (my old USB drive was a 1 gig SanDisk Cruzer that I paid 20 bucks for back when 1 gig flash drives were still pretty amazing). The package didn't really have much in it, just some instructions and a small catalog of other PNY products. I had to find a ring or loop myself so that I could attach the product to my key ring.

Looks and form factor aside, the abilities to transfer and store data are the most important aspects for me. Starting off was pretty simple. I just plugged it into my USB port and my computer began installing drivers automatically. There weren't any additional files I had to download elsewhere to get the USB drive up and running. I also liked that the manufacturers didn't install some software that automatically boots as soon as you insert the drive.

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I love this little drive. As with most USB devices, it was recognized automatically with Window$ and Ubuntu. I use my as a Live USB with Ubuntu installed on it. It works pretty fast, the only caveat is I am afraid I may scratch and ruin it. But I am pretty careful about it. I defiantly recommend it for anyone wanting a small and discrete flash drive.