Vansuny 5 Pack USB Stick 64GB USB Flash Drive USB 2.0 Memory Stick Retractable Design Thumb Drive 64g USB Drive for Data Storage (Black, Green, Blue, Red, Orange)

Great value for money (worked out to be about £2.60 per stick). Has full capacity as listed, 16Gb per stick, and nice solid construction. The cap doesn't clip on the back when you use it, but there is a hook to put it onto a keyring (not sure how strong it is). Can recommend for short term use, such as for watching videos on TV, but can't yet comment on long-term reliability.

Goood seller, good product, value for money pack.

Very happy with them did what I needed them for but I will say that one did start to play up and unfortunately does not work now but apart from that overall worth it

Perfect little gift for my son. He is always forgetting where he has place his usb memory sticks and now he can store them in the little box provided. The colour differences mean he can now keep certain things on certain drives according to the colour and log it down for future usage.

Very good value

Good to have different sizes of storages for files. it is really easy to use and you can easily set up a security password on the USB stick

Decent build quality and they provide 117Gb each of the proclaimed 128Gb so that too is acceptable but they are slow to write. I would not use them for any resource intensive or interactive work but they will suffice for offline backups which is the reason I bought them. Bevwarned, if you are going to back up half a TB of data to them then allow yourself a lot of time to do so.

Seem OK and purchased for a low price. And I know they are USB 2.0 drives which are meant to achieve 4 to 28 MBps for write speeds and 14 to 34 MB/s for reading speeds but their write rate is slow. ~1.87 MB/s but read is nearly expectations ~12.5 MB/s. I have been trying to use these as recovery disks. Reliability rather than speed is more critical in this role and unfortunately when using these I have experience many system crashes. It started off as occassional and then became endemic. When I replaced them using more expensive SanDisk devices the system crash issues have stopped so I conclude the root cause is likely to be these disks. I expect for basic file storage they are likely to be OK but not sure how they will fare long term, even in this role. If you can consider them and the data on them disposable then use them, otherwise don;t trust them.