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A very fast metal flash drive that moves large video and photo files quickly on modern USB ports. Speed drops sharply on older ports, and it uses a Type-A plug only.
A very fast, large USB-C stick for moving video and photo libraries between phones and computers. Top speed needs a current generation USB port, and there is no USB-A plug.
A multipack of small metal USB drives for handing out files, backups or classroom use, with quick reads on newer USB ports. Write speed in the spec table is far below the read speed, so filling a drive takes time.
A five-pack of metal USB flash drives with lanyards for sharing files across a team or class. Write speeds are not listed, only read speeds.
A two-plug metal flash drive that backs up and frees space on Lightning iPhones and moves files to USB-C devices. Check your iPhone model, since it is listed for older iPhones.
A quick USB-C stick for moving photos and video between a laptop, tablet and phone. It has no USB-A plug, so older computers need an adapter.
A five drive pack for basic school and office file sharing with a cap-less slide design, though the older USB standard makes large files slow.
A metal swivel flash drive with dual connectors for moving files between phones and computers. The write speed is given without a unit, so it should be treated as approximate.
A tiny all-metal USB-A drive with quick reads, password protection and recovery software for everyday file carrying. Full speed needs a modern USB port.
A slim metal USB-C flash drive for quick file moves between phones, tablets and laptops with Type-C ports. It has no USB-A plug described in the bullets, so older computers need an adapter.
A fast, large metal flash drive that moves big video and photo files quickly on newer ports. Full speed needs a port of the matching USB generation.
A fast, metal-bodied USB-A flash drive for moving large files between PCs and Macs. It has no USB-C plug, so newer laptops need an adapter.
A slim USB-C flash drive for freeing phone and tablet space and moving files to a computer. It has only a Type-C plug, so USB-A machines need an adapter.
A tidy everyday flash drive with a sliding connector that removes the lost-cap problem. Capacity is small, so it suits documents and photos more than video.
A simple USB-C drive for moving photos and video off a phone or tablet onto a computer. Write speed is not listed, and devices with only USB-A ports need an adapter not in the box.
A simple capless USB stick for carrying documents and photos between Windows computers. An older USB standard limits speed on big files, and the password feature does not work on Mac.
A compact USB flash drive with password protection software and a long warranty. It runs at an older USB speed and its write speed is listed without a unit.
A plain USB flash drive for moving documents, music and video between computers. The title lists a write speed far below the read speed, and the spec field conflicts with it.
A two-pack of USB Type-A flash drives with a sliding collar instead of a cap, for moving documents and photos between computers. It has a Type-A plug only and the read speed is modest by current standards.
A five-pack of capless flash drives for sharing files, backing up documents and moving photos between computers. Write speed is only described relative to the older standard, so exact numbers are unknown.
A twin pack of basic flash drives in two colors with a light that shows transfer activity. Speeds are at the older USB level, so they suit documents more than large video.
A tiny metal flash drive that can stay plugged into a laptop, TV or game console. Rated speeds are the best case, so real transfers vary with the host device.
A large-capacity flash drive with a retractable connector for moving photos and videos. Write speed is far below read speed, so large copies onto the drive take longer.
A plain, dependable USB-A stick for school and office files with a cap and key loop. It has no USB-C plug, and the listing does not give transfer speeds.
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