Integral1TB Black USB 3.0 Gen 1 Super Speed Fast Memory Flash Drive

I'm a long-time fan of Integral memory products but had never tried their USB sticks until I bought the Integral 32GB Neon Yellow USB 2.0 Flash Drive. Despite being USB 2.0 and not the fastest option, the price of £4.75 for 32GB makes it incredibly cost-effective.Initially, I used this USB drive to send photos and videos to a friend. Once it was returned, I discovered how great it is for watching media on my TV. You simply download the content onto your laptop or PC, transfer it to the USB drive, and plug it into the USB port on your TV (if supported). It couldn’t be easier and eliminates the need for additional streaming devices.The drive’s neon yellow colour is a practical feature, making it easy to find among other items. It’s compact and well-made, with a sturdy feel that inspires confidence in its reliability. The data transfer speed is sufficient for everyday use, and I haven’t encountered any issues with file integrity. The build quality is solid, and it has handled frequent use without any signs of wear.The packaging was minimalistic but effective, ensuring the drive arrived safely. Amazon’s delivery was impressively quick, adding to the overall positive experience. The convenience of fast shipping and reliable service is always a plus.Aside from media storage, I’ve also used this drive for various other tasks, such as backing up important documents and transferring files between different computers. It’s proven to be a versatile and reliable tool in my daily routine. The durability of the drive is also commendable, surviving daily commutes and regular handling without any problems.Overall, I’m extremely satisfied with this USB drive. It’s high-quality, dependable, and offers excellent value for money. Highly recommended for anyone needing a reliable storage solution at an affordable price.

really-smoothe recording; eye-catching colours; large-capacity; excellent-price ; well-recommended...

Bought for my daughter's school project. It did the job and transfer was quick and easy. It's great value and we have no complaints here!

The neon yellow hue of this USB stick makes it as easy to spot as a highlighter misplaced in a sea of desk clutter. As a high-tech gadget enthusiast, I was sceptical about a USB 2.0 device, but the affordability was a standout feature. This little gadget has been an absolute lifesaver for transferring family photos to the TV for our weekend movie nights. Just pop it into the laptop, drag and drop the files, and you're ready to plug and play.It's not the fastest USB on the planet—transferring large video files does test one's patience a bit—but it’s reliable, and the data integrity has been robust so far. I appreciate its sturdy build; this drive has handled quite a bit of knocking about in my laptop bag without issue.For daily tasks like shuffling work documents between home and the office, it’s been a dependable ally. All in all, a solid investment.

Great quality memory stick. I love the colour and its design and its size , very easy to find. Had no problem connecting to usb Very happy with purchase.

Great drives, reliable in bright colours so I can spot them in a crowd.

When it comes to flash drives I have for years used the Kingston brand and never had a single problem. But seeing this Integral drive for a much lower price with a lot of positive reviews, I decided to have a change and give something new a try. And what a mistake that was.My first impression was how cheaply made the product seemed compared to the Kingstons. Very lightweight plastic. But if it works OK that's not an issue, right....? But work OK it did not.On first time of use the Integral drive took over 6 hours to transfer 70GB of Wav music files. After the files had transferred I checked everything was on the drive. And everything seemed perfectly fine. So I deleted the original file folder on the PC, planning to transfer the files from the Integral drive to another PC the following day.Immediately after unplugging the drive I realised I quickly needed to check one specific file. I plugged the drive back into the PC and this time the PC failed to recognise it. I made 4 further attempts to access the drive, each following a fresh PC reboot, and each time until the fourth attempt the PC again failed to recognise the drive.When finally I managed to access the drive I transferred the files back to the original PC for safety. After which the drive again failed to be recognised by the computer. That was in June of this year. It's now just over a month later and whilst sorting my old files decided the give the Integral flash another try. Again after not being recognised numerous times it finally allowed me access. So I decided to reformat the drive. After 3 hours the process was at 0.6% complete. I attempted 3 times to cancel, which it wouldn't let me. So I left the drive in the PC......and 5 minutes later it cancelled by itself.When I removed the drive from the PC, intending to throw it anyway into the bin it was *very* warm and the USB connector was bent to one side. And it was also now loose, as if the heat had affected something inside which held it into placeTLDR; I will never again purchase any Integral product. Whether you do....well....that's entirely your choice.....

Worked alright for 6months use, speeds were decent for the cheap price. But eventually it just corrupted and died during a copy. No longer usable, formattable and data lost