Transcend 64 GB JetFlash V20 USB 2.0 Drive TS64GJFV20

This is a great way to carry 64GB of storage from one place to another. While the drive is a bit larger than your average 4GB drive, it's still small enough to fit in your pocket and not notice it. The drive runs smoothly and without a problem. I've used it on Windows XP Pro and Vista Home with no problems. Data transfer is consistent with USB2.0.

The software did not come preloaded on the drive, but after a short download, I found the functionality of the software to be simple and efficient. There's some great sync features (Outlook email, favorites, My Documents, etc.) and using encryption is quick and easy.

If you're looking for a simple portable storage solution, this is a great buy.Transcend 64 GB JetFlash V20 USB 2.0 Drive TS64GJFV20

I tried this drive on 3 different OS's (Windows ME, Ubuntu 8.04.1, and Windows XP). Windows ME / Ubuntu 8.04.1 dual boot was running on an Asus A7M266 motherboard PC with an ALi USB 2.0 expansion card. Windows XP was running on a Dell OptiPlex 745 (integrated Intel ICH8 USB 2.0 chipset). It worked fine on all setups, no issues with hardware detection. It is formatted to FAT32 from the factory (the most compatible file system, but you may want to reformat it to NTFS if you only use Windows XP/Vista). The capacity is a little less than the stated 64GB (Windows reports 59.8GB). Transcend uses the same dishonest (in my opinion) tactic the hard drive manufacturers use of calling a megabyte 1000x1000 bytes instead of what it really is (1024x1024 bytes). The cap to cover the USB interface seems flimsy / easily broken, the plastic isn't very thick. The drive does not seem especially fast (took several hours to copy 50GB worth of data to it), but I use it only for offline storage...Read more

I was surprised to find this on sale at Amazon for a very enticing price. Owning a slew of these in numerous sizes and from various firms, I looked forward to my biggest one yet. I was not disappointed.

It is a little bigger (and lighter) than my Cruzers, Corsairs, etc., about as long as my index finger and about 1.5 inches wide. It is very light, green/ivory plastic, thin, and does not feel nearly as rugged as my Corsair, or Sandisk titanium. But this does not cause concern.

The transfer rate is slow, but I have had ZERO problems. I really like mine. Although the top can be easily lost, and I can't take the cap off and just carry it around on my key chain (like my bulletproof Corsair), it is an excellent value for the price.

FOLLOW-UP: After several weeks, I love this little unit even more. It's faster than I thought at first, and though light, seems to be bulletproof. Not one problem, and as faithful as my dog. Wow!