Why I buy this one ?
- Operating System - Windows Vista, Windows XP (SP1, SP2), Windows 2000 (SP4), Mac OS 10.3.x, Linux 2.6 and above
- Dimensions - 2.35 x 0.88 x 0.37 (59.7mm x 22.3mm x 9.5mm)
- Weight - 0.48 ounces (12 grams)

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What our customer's say!

"No complaints", I don't really have much to say. The only things I look for in a thumb drive is being completely blank (or be able to be completely formatted) to be rid of any preinstalled software, a reasonable design, and it not falling apart.

This drive gets a lot of use from me and is my primary that dangles from my keyring. The only complaint I have is that the push-out design feels pretty cheap now. I fear that any day I am going to squeeze it in the wrong way and it will break.

It hasn't happened yet so still no complaints, I guess.

"It is a USB stick.", It is a USB stick. It holds 8 GB's. It seems fairly fast and well made. You use the thumb "thingy" at the side to slide the connector into / out of the housing. I would have given it 5 stars but my dog barked REALLY loud when I showed it to him.

"Great drive, great price.", This drive is a great solution for almost any use. It is light, fits in your pocket, and relatively durable. The sliding design is a great plus, as it removes the possibility of losing a cap. However, you do have to be careful of getting it wet because there is no cap to protect the electronics from liquids. Data transfer isn't lightning fast, but is pretty fast for the price. I have had this drive for a few months and haven't had any problems thus far.

"dont buy this", Every time I use this flashdrive it is like aliens are testing my intelligence. You try to push it in the port, the connector slides in. You try again. And again. You make sure its locked. Slides in again. You hold it while inserting. Slides in again. Try that a few times, because you got pretty close. Then you try a few different ports. Finally, it connects.

Dont buy this. It sucks.

"Failed after 2 months of use.", I decided to purchase the 8GB version after finding the 1GB version inadequate for my needs. Product failed after 2 months of moderate use. Will not use warranty due to information stored on drive.

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"Not as strong as it seems", At first I thought that this was a great product, I've had other kingston's in the past and this continued the trend. I'm not a fan of Sandisk so I thought I'd give another retractable a try, especially since this one has such high reviews.

Worked great for about 3 weeks, but then it started to slow down on transfer rates, not impressive in the first place. I'm rough on electronics, and unfortunately the plastic didn't hold up. On campus, people bump into computers all the time and one time was enough to break the plastic on this. It only worked for one day after that and is now useless.

So over-all I can't say I'm impressed.

"Nice", This is a really good flash drive. IT has plenty of space on it, works reasonably quickly, and the retractible head feature is nice. My only complaint is that actually retracting the head is a little clumsy - I wish it has easier to push it out.

"Picture Backup", Worked as expected. The only thing I would have prefered a caped end because I worry about head movement braking a connection. Also with the connector retraced it is subjected to lint and dust. It is serving me well as of this day.

"Kingston Jump Drive", Aesthetically, the product has a real cheap feel to it. Being a USB2.0 plug-in I expected faster copying/reading rates. My older Memorex "high speed" jump drive is lightning quick compared to this. Other than speed though, this drive is fine, nothing spectacular, simply to be used as a hard drive backup.

"Kingston USB key", This USB key worked perfectly. It was very inexpensive for an 8GB USB key. I like the metal USB keys better but this plastic one works great.