Kingmax Super Stick - 2GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive (World's Tiniest)
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Customer Review: very small flash drive
Summary: 4 Stars
I love the size. it is super thin and small, but I have to keep the lanyard on it so i wont lose it. I get tons of compliments at school. The casing seems pretty strong for its size. I think this one should last me a while, considering that my last flash drive is bent and will break off soon.Customer Review: Great Little Product
Summary: 4 Stars
We purchased two of these little drives. I use mine all the time and keep tons of information on it. So far so good, no complaints really. Great product for the price!Customer Review: Don't use the strap!
Summary: 4 Stars
Its very small, a little too small. I used the strap and attached it to my keys so I would always have it. The latch on the strap broke and I lost it within a week!Customer Review: really neat little guy
Summary: 3 Stars
This was the first flash drive I ever bought. It sold me on the fact that it's waterproof and TINY. This eliminates all the plastic outer shell as are on most flash drives, and literally has everything glued onto a tiny piece of plastic. I've had it now for over 3 years and it still works fine, but the outside edge has started coming unglued. Expect it will continue to function just fine for at least another year or so, as the unglued edge is not the side that is inserted into the computer. Also, I have been REALLY hard on this product, carrying it around on my keychain. It's put up with the wear and tear extremely well.Customer Review: It's tiny but it's slow and it's brittle
Summary: 3 Stars
This really is a tiny USB key. Everyone I've shown it to has been impressed. However, after using it for several months (a) I've realized it's a really slow USB key and (b) the supposedly indestructable plastic that it is coated in is super brittle. After several weeks wearing it on my keyring the whole back part of the key broke off. I stuck it on successfully with superglue. Then chunks of the front edge of the key kept breaking off inside the USB ports that I plugged it into. If this thing was made of a more robust plastic, or even better metal, it would be much better.