Integral 1TB Black USB 3.0 Gen 1 Super Speed Fast Memory Flash Drive

Had them a few days, copied video to memory stick, used 3 out of 5 already, no problems seem good quality and value

The media could not be loaded. These USB sticks are great and well priced. I love the funky colours and the large capacity. Really good for backing up large files and so far they are very reliable. I looked for a while to see what the prices were like for large capacity USB sticks and I could have purchased a larger capacity for not too much more but from a brand that I had never heard of and I would have been as confident that they would keep my data safe. Integral have made USB sticks for ages so I trust them more. I purchased 2 so that I had a second backup of my data.I have transferred old VHS tapes, audio tapes and old photos to my computer to keep a digital copy of them for the future. Although it did take a while to transfer all of the data to my USB stick, they are only USB 2 not 3, both are nearly full so that is nearly 128 GB of data for each.The USB stick has a handy slot at the end which lets you attach it to a keyring. I love that they have a light at the end which lets you know when it is reading/writing to the pen drive and that the pen drive has been recognised by your device. The blue pen drive has a small red light inside of the hook and the orange has a light which lights up the whole of the end of the drive. I have attached a video showing this.There are more funky colours to choose from so I am going to purchase more as the bright colours makes it easy to differentiate between them.

Always been a bit sceptical about USB sticks that say they are USB3, however, this one is. It's good, not blisteringly fast, but works solidly. I use it as Ventor stick that holds operating system iso images such as Linux/Windows, to test on PC/Laptops. As such, it's been working flawlessly so far, as this requires a lot of read/write operations. For the price, I can't complain. Good so far.

The Integral 128GB Neon Blue USB 3.0 Gen 1 Flash Drive is truly a standout memory stick! I recently purchased a couple of these vibrant neon blue drives for my Blink Sync Module, and I couldn't be happier with my choice. Previously, I was using a metal drive, which would heat up too much for my comfort, so I opted for a plastic one, and it’s made all the difference.With USB 3.0 speeds, these drives are perfectly compatible with my sync module. I checked on my PC, and it’s formatted as exFAT, which is fantastic for my requirements.One of the most impressive features is the plug-and-play capability—no cumbersome driver downloads required! They are incredibly lightweight, making them easy to carry around. I also love the included red LED light that indicates when the drive is in use; it's a thoughtful design feature that many modern USB sticks overlook.Moreover, the Integral flash drive comes with a protective lid. This is a refreshing change, as many manufacturers have stopped including this essential feature. The lid helps keep dust and debris out of the connectors, ensuring longevity and reliability.In summary, this well-crafted USB flash drive strikes the perfect balance between weight and size. If you're searching for a speedy and stylish flash drive, look no further—this little gem is a must-have!

Perfect USB stick, no messing about, just do what it was designed to do, you can store you data and access your files in a blink of your eyes.I use mine to store videos from my Blink Cameras.Great USB Stick

They work perfectly and come pre formatted. What’s not to kie

Firstly, this is a review of the 256GB USB stick. It was purchased to be the storage in a Blink Sync Module 2. After a month or two it would randomly disconnect and be unseen by the Sync Module 2 and after two months the Sync Module reported that the drive had been removed, even though it hadn't. Reinserting did not help.The drive was tried in other devices and, sure enough, it could not be recognised. Inserting the drive achieved nothing, it was as though nothing was inserted at all.I believe this condition is caused by a broken crystal on the board and replacing this crystal can bring the drive back to life, but I don't have any replacement crystals and the drive doesn't contain any critical information to make the task worthwhile.Given the extremely light use and short lifespan of this drive, this suggests that it uses sub-standard components and, from reading other reviews, failures seem common.Therefore, I recommend purchasing something else as it does not seem easy to get a replacement once failure occurs. Amazon suggest contacting the manufacturer even though, legally, the responsibility for supplying defective goods lies with the retailer.There are some good reviews for this drive so perhaps I have just been unlucky. When it did work, it seemed of average speed, a little slow but that didn't matter much for its intended purpose in a sync module 2. With no replacement forthcoming, I must now pay for a new stick. I have other Integral usb sticks from years ago which seem fine but will steer clear from the brand for the foreseeable future.

Good cheap USB 3.0 drive for static data storage, but let it be known this thing is reallyyyyyyy slow. Transfers to & from this drive take FOREVER. (It also gets CRAZY hot during transfers) As long as you know what you’re buying, it does its job though. I have a lot of data from old PCs and old game clips & screenshots stored on here. That being said, I haven’t used it frequently enough to comment on its reliability, so I don’t know how long it lasts. Overall, if you really don’t care about transfer speed, it’s just a lot of storage for cheap.