[Not 128GB ] Enfain 128MB USB Flash Drive 10-Pack with Labels & Swivel Caps | Bulk Thumb Drives for Small File Storage

I've lost count of how many 10-packs of these Enfain 16GB USB flash drives I've purchased in the last few years. But I can say they've proven 100% reliable and the cost per flash drive is negligible. Like a lot of folks, I like to occasionally share digital files with friends or clients. These flash drives have never failed me, and their cost is so low that I don't care if I'm handing off one JPG or dozens, or even edited video files that represent a lot of investment in production and editing time. They are a great choice every time. One of my principle uses has been to supply videos I've produced. It's great to be able to reach in my bag and pull one of these out to hand to an interested person, rather than wondering if they'll actually download what I'm wanting them to see. I've found that a USB flash drive, often on a lanyard, tends to get seen every time. And often, I'm told, it gets viewed multiple times. Pictured below is one way that I often accessorize the flash drive to help avoid it getting lost.

Good quality. Not expensive so when your coworker doesn’t return it to you afterwards it’s not a big deal

First, I paid full price and was not compensated in any way for this review. I believe that just as a Verified Purchase is identified in red, a Compensated Review should be identified in yellow or orange. To begin, the set of ten flash drives comes in a sturdy brown corrugated cardboard box with a foam insert and cutouts for 10 flash drives. Each flash drive is enclosed in a cellophane sleeve. I like the box so much that I labeled it “Enfain 8 GB” and use it to store the unused flash drives. The box comes with a printed label from Enfain, which does not show up on the stock photos, but I have included a photo. Among other things, the label informs the user that the flash should be reformatted before the first use, and that if transferring a single file greater than 4GB, the format should be to NTFS. The flash drive feels like a quality product. The aluminum swivel is very smooth, thick enough that it will not easily bend or dent, and has a loop for a lanyard or key ring. The body of the drive is a very smooth rubber. The USB connector is engraved with Enfain and 8GB, another attention to detail. The drive easily plugs into a USB port and is instantly recognized on my ASUS desktop running Windows 10. Transfer rates seem to be typical for USB 2.0 drives, which is fine for my purpose. I purchased these to give away. We returned from a cruise with about 5 GB of photos, which we wanted to send to the couple who traveled with us. I figured I’d buy a cheap Chinese flash drive and mail it to my friends. The reviews for Enfain are very favorable, so I figured for three bucks each I’d be a sport. They arrived two days later (Amazon Prime) and I was very pleasantly surprised. They’re quite nice. I have only used three of the ten, but those three functioned flawlessly. Be sure to reformat. Bottom Line: If you are looking for one 8 GB flash drive, pay ten bucks and get a USB 3.0. But, if you’re going to use a bunch of them, or need to transfer up to 8 GB to multiple locations, get a set of the Enfain 8 GB drives for less than $3 each.

good value if speed is not important. being a 2.0 they are a little slow compared to the newer versions. But i got to store pics & docs on so wont be accessing that often. BTW all 10 worked and i could format in different settings.

Good item.

I ordered these November 27th, 2020 and they still work great after many formattings. The other day, I didn't notice on in my pants pocket. It went through the washer and dryer. IT STILL WORKS!

Review is for 10-Pack 16GB USB 2.0 variant. The good: All ten drives test OK. All ten drives have excellent read speeds, averaging 34.1 MB/s with little variation. The bad: Write speeds and access times are generally bad, but inconsistent. No matter how you count, 15,728,640,000 bytes is not 16 GB. Testing was done with gnome-disk-utility on a USB 2.0 port. All 10 devices identify as "TONPHA USB 2.0 Classic". As mentioned, read speeds were consistently excellent, but write speeds varied. Seven of the ten drives averaged 4.8 MB/s write, while the other three averaged 8.4 MB/s. Access times also varied and trended with write times: the slow drives averaged 5.18 ms, while the fast drives averaged 1.57 ms. Attached screenshots show representative results for each group. For reference, there is also a result for a USB 3.0 SanDisk 128 GB Ultra Flair (33.2 MB/s read, 20.8 MB/s write, 1.04 ms access). I bought these primarily to use as bootable drives (Debian, MemTest86, Clonezilla, etc.). I expect they will be perfect for this purpose. The slow writes will hurt a little, but the fast reads will make up for it. Longevity is a question mark, but at this price point, I don't care too much. Physical build quality is decent. Packaging and literature are surprisingly good. I like that they came with perfectly sized labels.

Works well helps store different information

Ja gerne wieder!

Chiavette usb di ottima qualità risistenti prezzo molto buono per fortuna fanno queste dimensioni che per lavoro son più le volte che servendosi trasferìre diversi file da pochi mega su diversi dispositivi che il contrario. Quindi queste sono le più adatte.

Great value for money, speedy delivery

Si funcionan bien. Precio a calidad es excelente compra

I buy these for work - submitting cctv and picture evidence to court etc. They're a good price and buying in bulk I've not found one that's dodgy. My only issue is that I buy 4gb and 1gb; sometimes they're available, other times not. Still, I buy these whenever I can.