Enfain 2GB USB 2.0 Black Flash Drives Bulk 10 Pack Small Capacity Thumb Drives Swivel Zip Drive Jump Drive Memory Sticks, with 12 White Labels for Marking

I need to use 1or 2G flash drives for one of my home embroidery machines, the other can take 8G.(Check your owner's manual or dealer,to see how many G's your specific machine will take)I have found the 8G of this brand excellent in my bigger embroidery machine,transfers from website with noproblems and produces on flash drive same, quickly with no errors.I used the 1G yesterday on my smaller machine, the size it will take, and found it worked excellently, doing both operations. Love it folds in for protection. Durabilty,good.. The price is excellent,also. Just what I needed..Will order again.

great price and worked perfectly. We needed several for a funeral slide show, so family members could have a copy. quick and easy to use.

10-pack reasonably affordable. Nice look and feel. Could use lanyards but maybe just excess stuff. Arrived quickly and all were able to be formatted. I filled most of 5 of them right off. 64 GB was just below the major price jump and holds a reasonable amount of data for vacations to plug into the TVs as an input.

Work well, good price. Time will tell how they hold up!

Good buy, quick ship, great price, they work great for my application.

Just format them NTFS for PCs. Great find - PERFECT

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.

They are doing great, easy to load and play. I'm able to send videos to the far away family!