2 Pack 64GB USB Flash Drive USB 2.0 Thumb Drives Jump Drive Fold Storage Memory Stick Swivel Design - Black

Great Value for the Money, Time Saver, Storage Capacity as Described, Compatibility Fits desired needs. The Quality was well built and Packaged Carefully with Protection.I ordered these in an emergency situation; my daughter's computer crashed and I only needed 8GB of space. The most important reason for ordering was the price and time of delivery. At the time 64GB was easier to get than 8GB. Ordering was easy, Customer service and delivery was exceptional. I recieved them a few hours later. They were packaged together side by side in a small Static Free Bag. They weren't easily moved out of the bag which due to possible damage or static discharge from any movement this was great.I inspected the items as they were foldable mounted so as to protect the USB Connection which was another plus on the purchase. I installed the drive, had my Virus Scanner Run a scan before opening it, or allowing it to install or become ready to use on my PC. When it was ready, I Checked the Format on it, all the GB were available without hiccup. I then Formatted it to NFTS as I needed that to Download and Install Windows 11, bootable Rescue Drive. Everything worked as Expected, Space was entirely too big for what I needed it for but, in the event Someone needs that space, it's otherwise Perfect. I double checked the Stability of the drive, ran another Virus Scan on it and then Ejected it.I plugged it into my Daughters PC and It easily Detected the drive and began Installing Windows without errors. Worth every penny and will order this or any larger drive from them again, Thank you it was a timesaver and worked to perfection.

The 2 Pack 64GB USB Flash Drives are perfect for everyday use. They store a large amount of files, photos, and videos with no issues. The fold design protects the USB connector, and they’re small enough to carry anywhere. Both drives worked right out of the box—great value for the price!

I purchased a pair of these in 64GB last summer.One was put into use and has been plugged in continuously since that time. For the most part it was flawless but then several weeks ago it began having errors, so I pulled it out and checked it on a laptop and a tablet, both also gave errors.In addition to the read errors I was unable to reformat the thumb drive.I contacted the seller to inquire what the warranty was on these items. The seller offered a refund or a replacement without any hesitation. In fact he refunded the purchase price of the pair even though I was only having trouble with one and he did so without asking for the defective unit to be returnedCustomer service like that is unusual in this day and age and I believe it needs to be spoken about when it occursSo if you are having doubts because this might be a small manufacturer one you might not have heard of I don't think you need to worry he stands behind his products

Durability isn’t the best but for the price it’s a solid deal. Works great for file transfers and be formatted for any type of USB. Four stars because I received one 64GB and one 32GB drive when I ordered a 2pk of 64GB.

Came very fast (next day) and works as advertised!

They look durable. They connected perfectly. Enough space to store documents.

Inexpensive and it does the job! Does not work with my HP printer.

These thumb drives are super handy and affordable for everyday stuff like storing important files or using them across different devices. They’d be great for work or school presentations.That said, I ran into a problem when I needed to update my computer’s BIOS. To do that, you have to put the update file on a thumb drive, restart your computer, go into the BIOS settings, and use the M-Flash feature to run the update. These drives didn’t work for that because they’re formatted as exFAT instead of FAT32, which the BIOS requires.I tried cleaning the drive to reformat it, but converting it to FAT32 wasn’t an option through the usual method. I had to force the conversion, and even then, the quick method didn’t work—it just made the drive unusable. I started the longer method, which takes over 20 minutes, but gave up when my son found a FAT32 drive I could borrow. In the end, I reformatted this one back to exFAT and set it aside for simpler tasks.Bottom line: these drives are great for everyday use, but if you need one for something more technical like a BIOS update or OS backup, look elsewhere.