Elevate Your Data Storage with Enfain's 16GB USB 2.0 Flash Drives: 10 Pack of Stylish Blue Swivel Thumb Drives with LED Indicators and 12 White Labels for Easy Content Organization

I'm a computer tech--I repair and build PCs and Laptops. I bought these so I could have a box of bootable flash drives with various tools and diagnostics on them. Supper handy. Sadly, they started failing, one by one, after a few months. Now only 3 out of 10 remain, the rest show up in Window's Disk Management as having "no media," which means they are toast.I have many USB Flash drives that are over 15 years old and still function well. This rate of failure is completely unacceptable.Upshot: Don't Buy if Your Data Matters to You!

I purchased these to put photos on for my clients to print off photos for themselves and every single one I gave out I was able to put photos on and see them right away then when the clients went to put them in their computers they would take forever to load and then nothing would show. I would then try to put it back into my system or another and nothing would happen! You get why you pay for...junk and lost photos or documents

These flash drives are not reliable at all. I have boughten maybe about 6-8 of the 32GB 10 packs, 3-4 of the 16gb 10 packs, and 1-2 of the 8gb 10 packs over the past few years. At first there was zero issues. all the drives worked and everything was good. As time went on, there would be one drive in the pack that was a dud but the others were solid. then later 3/4 were dead on arrival out of the box. it seems now it has been getting out of hand as most of the drives are dead. or they work and when you are almost done loading your files, they disconnect and erase and no longer mount. So sad. don't waste your money

When I finally opened the pack and started using them, the first four out of 10 of the green 32GB thumb drives failed, i.e., they would show as corrupted after I copied files to them on my Windows 10 PC, and the PC would indicate they "needed formatting before using", even though they had just been formatted on the PC. I tried FAT32, exFAT, and NTFS--no good on any of the four. I also had trouble getting them to format on my Mac as ExtFS or FAT32. I could eventually get them to format (apparently successfully), but then when I tried to actually write files to them, I got the failure noted above. The behavior led me to suspect some kind of nefarious partitioning/formatting (rootkit?), so I chucked all of them all in the trash. No more Enfain Chinese junk.

I frequently distribute USB copies of various Linux distributions. In order for this be of ANY use, the USB disks MUST be able to be booted from laptop/desktop computers.After the first attempt to create a bootable installation USB disk failed, I tried again with another disk. Four of the 10 disks from this package were used to create bootable USB disk. I made various attempts using 3 different ISO images from Ubuntu as well as a copy of ReactOS. Not a single one of them would boot from either of my laptops, or from my desktop.This is a process I've successfully performed perhaps hundreds of times over the past decade. This is the first USB disk I've encountered that would work fine as a simple storage device but could not be recognized as a bootable device by any computers.Even if I had been able to create a bootable USB disk from one of these devices, several of the low-rated comments here have me wondering if it would even be able to work across multiple computers.In a word: crap.

Previously, I ordered a 10 pack of 8 GB USB Flash Drives (blue). The 10 pack of 16 GB of USB Flash Drives (green) is my second order. I tested all 20 of the flash drives by formatting with writing zeros followed by using chkdsk to scan for bad sectors. In these tests, no errors were reported, and subsequently all 20 flash drives have performed perfectly.Real capacity of an 8GB Enfain drive is 8,162,086,912 bytes. Depending on whether 1KB = 1000 bytes or 1KB = 1024 bytes, this is either 8.16GB or 7.60GB. Not unexpectedly, it appears that Windows 10 uses 1KB = 1024 bytes, as the Windows 10 recovery drive creation tool (which requires 8GB) found the Enfain USB flash drive to be too small, which led me to purchase the 16GB Enfain USB flash drives.Though software largely uses 1 KB = 1024 bytes, hard drive manufacturers universally use 1KB = 1000 bytes, so the above is not a criticism of Enfain, which must follow industry norms in order to be competitive.The real capacity of a 16GB Enfain drive is 15,921,520,640 bytes, which is either 15.92GB or 14.8GB.

With Amazon Prime I received the flash drives very quickly. I run a small photography business and needed something to give to clients.These were exactly what I wanted and needed. I got them in yellow, and I LOVE the color. I formatted every one, and they work just fine. I did notice that there is actually 14G of space, which isn't a deal breaker for me. The price and quality of this product is so worth it.They come packaged in a nice flat box, with each individually in a clear plastic sleeve. I will definitely order more when I run out.

These USB's are amazing, I have a photography business and not only are they affordable they look so professional, everytime I hand them to a client I get instant complements about how amazing they look I simply pair them with a clear case and I feel great giving them to clients knowing they will last! I've ordered them 2 times and WILL be ordering more! I know some reviews say only 2 out of the 10 work but I've have nothing but great experiences with them. Defiantly recommend them!

I buy these for work - submitting cctv and picture evidence to court etc. They're a good price and buying in bulk I've not found one that's dodgy. My only issue is that I buy 4gb and 1gb; sometimes they're available, other times not. Still, I buy these whenever I can.

Although we haven't fully used and tested all 10 of these items but in terms of delivery and packaging they certainly live up to expectations.Copy speed seems good and a single Sage Backup file of 21Mb transferred at just over 6MBps so took about 3 seconds which I'm happy about.I then tested copying a folder of 940 PDF files totalling 102Mb and this took 2 minutes with an average transfer rate of around 900KBps.All in all, and at this price - VERY good.

It's great to be able to get a batch of these at a cheaper rate than buying singularly. They were packaged well and tried my first instantly and all worked fine. Just would like to know how some amazon sellers are choosing who get the freebies!!

Seem very good. Have not used yet. Shame there is no swivel lock, but at this price, EXCELLENT!!!

really happy. good quality and arrived the next day with amazon prime. will defo buy again from this company.