Transcend 16GB JetFlash 790 USB 3.1 Gen 1 Flash Drive (USB Stick) Black TS16GJF790K

Reviewing the 64GB version:Nice quality and durable plastic case with what feels to be a solid retractable connector, has a nice feel to it.There was lots of discussion about how it would be rubbish for a cheap stick so I didn't have high hopes but decided to CrystalDiskMark it to be sure - got 110MB/s read and 71MB/s write, which is vastly better than I would have expected for this kind of money (just over £5), even much more expensive sticks would struggle to reach this performance.Doesn't get too hot in use (just a little warm) and no issues to speak of. Does seem to slow to around 25MB/s write after 2GB or so has been transferred but still consider that quite quick.Highly recommended.

A very good reliable 64Gb flash drive not the fastest USB 3 Flash drive out there but excellent storage capacity for the money and looks goods and is easy to see its working with the bright blue Led lighting up the device when it is plugged into a PC, A Hd Television USB port or a Playstation 3 and works problem free with all of these. It is easily and quickly recognized by a PC and drivers are automatically installed on a Windows 7 PC. After which time the device is instantly ready to be used and can be used as a ready boost device. It is instantly recognizable on a Playstation 3 plugged into a free USB port or a USB hub and can be used to copy music onto it,pictures and games saves with no problems,no issue or conflicts. So the Transend Jetdrive is multi system compatable and a very good alround external storage device which has a multitude of uses from storing pictures,videos,music,game saves,games,applications as long as they are compatible with flash drives,there is no problems. A very good alround flash drive very good storage capacity for the price,moderately fast,easy to use and can be used on a variety of systems.

Fast pendrive, usb3.It actually reads and writes quickly and roughly to speeds that Transcend state!You could pay less for the same capacity and you would just end up with a drive that would take hours to fill. This is quick, reasonably priced and is my indispensable pen drive on my key chain.I have also hooked this to a Nexus 7 (2013) via a usb adaptor and have watched movies straight from it, and it is nice and stable.

Very stable memory stick that always writes/record without exception. Always responds to the Windows 10 command to close and eject and of course, USB3 and great speed of operation. Case is well shaped and the business end of the device slides away easily to prevent damage. Out of a variety of thumb sticks on my desk, the Transcend is always the first choice.

Transcend are a well known name in storage devices. I have purchased several Transcend products over the years, and they have proved to be reliable and robust. This particular item was an excellent price, well under the general cost at other retailers.

The JetDrive is a nice size to hold, perhaps erring on the upper end of average in terms of bulk. I deliberately bought a drive that had some size to it so that a) it wouldn't disappear down the side of a couch so easily, and b) so that the electronics build quality would reflect the physical space available.On the latter point, it seems extremely stable in all devices I've tested it with. My PC, TV, and hi-fi all quite happily recognise it immediately (which is more than can be said for my HP drive...) and transfer speeds 'feel' very good indeed. USB 3.0 is definitely a step up in that respect. It also doesn't get too hot during use, which another drive of mine (Busbi) does whilst being only marginally smaller.My only qualm with it is the slide-out locking mechanism for the cap. It's far too easy to either not push it the whole way, or accidentally unclip it from its locked position. This results in it pushing back inside the body when you try to plug it in. It's not a big deal, but form is just as important as function in something that's designed to be moved around.

Fast enough and cheap enough, it's a shame that to lower cost they also removed the activity led inside so its less easy to know when safe to remove.

This is not the prettiest USB stick I have seen. It's not particular quick either compared to my USB 2.0 but it appears robust and well made.My biggest gripes with would be the brightness of the led's. it appears to have at least 2 in it and that is going to be a drain on my tablet. It is alsotoo long..I have an old USB 1 stick and they are the same size.