Sony Micro Vault Click 8 GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive with Virtual Expander USM8GL

Comment: This product just does what it is intended to do: hold memory. Nothing special to write about, and no negative experiences as of 6 months of use. (Used in a Sony Blu-ray player)

Comment: I love this usb, works very good in mac and windows, it works very quick, and have a great look.

Comment: This is so nice... well its Sony you would expect nothing less. It just doesn't come a lanyard which would be nice... a cool Sony one. It works great sturdy I have not test that whole water proof thing but I really never hope to.

Comment: This product works great attached to a Sony BluRay player in order to utilize the BluRay Live content. Of course, it's in a controlled environment and nearly all flash drives should perform appropriately under these conditions but with how the connection on the BluRay player is recessed I needed something with very little in the way of the housing.

For those folks that have had trouble with this or any other flash drive. Remember that this is an electronic device and as such, extreme temperatures in either direction will cause damage to it and drastically shorten the life of the product. Also, not all OS's are created equal, that said all USB Flash Drives should work with most of the computers with a USB connection but some OS's will require a driver to be installed in order to use it. As for those that have it in their purse, pocket or other carrying mode, as long as it isn't left in the sun or on an iced over driveway, it should work fine. Also, USB Flash Drives are not designed to be your long term storage solution, they are designed to transfer data from machine to machine, so if it's important work please be sure to copy it to an actual Hard Drive. One last note, ALL ELECRONIC DEVICES EVENTUALLY FAIL, so don't expect this or any other flash drive to last for a lifetime.

Comment: There's a guy on here who doubts this thing is durable. I beg to differ: mine just went through the washer and drier and survived with data intact.