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A durable, pocket-sized option for USB-C file transfer, more useful to people already on Type-C devices than to older USB-A-only setups.
A dependable, inexpensive way to carry files on a keychain. Buy it for capacity and portability, not for speed, since it runs USB 2.0.
An inexpensive, no-frills flash drive for basic file storage and transfer, best suited to smaller files given its USB 2.0 speed.
A functional, low-cost drive for everyday backup and file transport, held back mainly by its USB 2.0 transfer speeds compared to newer drives.
A straightforward two-pack of mainstream USB 3.0 storage at 128GB each, useful as a spare that stays in reserve.
A basic, inexpensive 32GB drive with a durable metal shell, reasonable for light file carrying but limited by USB 2.0 speed and the FAT32 file-size cap.
A straightforward 256GB USB 3.2 drive with a sensible sliding cap and no complications.
A tiny metal flash drive that can stay plugged into a laptop or console without snagging, with fast reads for large files. Write speed is well below read speed.
A handy two-ended flash drive for moving files between phone and computer, within its modest write speed.
A tiny flash drive that can stay in a laptop or car stereo port as permanent extra storage. Its stubby body is easy to misplace once removed, and the warranty is short.
A practical, no-frills set of spare drives, worth it for the multi-pack value and password protection more than for raw speed.
A hardware-encrypted USB drive with dual passwords, a virtual keyboard and cloud backup for carrying sensitive files. Capacity is modest for large video or backup jobs.
A dual-connector metal flash drive that moves files between USB-C phones and USB-A computers without an adapter. Write speeds are slower than reads, and the listing gives no exact write figure.
A very tough USB-A flash drive for job sites, boats and pockets where ordinary sticks get crushed or soaked. Its speed is modest, and the listing disagrees on the USB version.
A no-frills 64GB drive for basic file transport at a low price point, not a speed pick.
A tiny USB-C flash drive for offloading photos and videos from phones and tablets to a computer. It needs a phone with OTG support and a case that leaves the port clear.
A practical three-pack of capped thumb drives for moving files between computers. Listed speed figures are thin, so it suits everyday transfers more than big video jobs.
A simple, fast metal-style keychain drive for moving files on computers with USB-A ports. The listing is sparse and the title mentions two capacities, so confirm the size you are buying.
A fast dual connector flash drive that moves large files between phones and computers. Thick phone cases can block the USB-C plug, and top speed needs the fastest USB port type.
A hardware-encrypted USB drive for business and government users who must protect sensitive files on the move. Capacity is small for the purpose, and box contents are not listed.
A hardware encrypted flash drive for regulated data, with brute force and BadUSB protection, hidden partitions and an emergency erase password. Capacity is small, so it suits sensitive files rather than bulk storage.
A large capacity everyday drive with a protective cap and a long warranty, though write speed is not given and the plug is Type-A only.
A smaller capacity encrypted drive for documents, keys and records that must stay private if the stick is lost. Capacity is modest for photos or video, and the plug is Type A.
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