64GB USB Memory Stick USB 2.0 Flash Drive Thumb Drive Pen Drive - Black

This 64GB USB Memory Stick is a really handy and reliable storage device for everyday use. It’s perfect for backing up photos, videos, documents, and transferring files between devices quickly and easily. The storage capacity is more than enough for general use, making it ideal for work, school, or personal files. The USB connects instantly with no setup needed, and transfer speeds are good for moving large files without long waiting times. It’s also compact and lightweight, making it easy to carry around in a pocket, bag, or attached to a keyring. Great value for money, dependable performance, and very convenient to have around — a simple but essential piece of tech that works exactly as expected.

Let me introduce you to this 64GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive, a device so aggressively average that it loops back around into being iconic. First, let’s talk about the design. It’s black. Just… black. No fancy colours, no RGB lighting, no chrome-plated spaceship aesthetic. It looks like every USB stick ever made since 2003. If you dropped it on the floor, it would instantly camouflage itself as: A lost piece of Lego A stray battery Some random bit of plastic your kid swears “is important” But don’t let its appearance fool you, inside this little lump of plastic lies 64 gigabytes of pure, unfiltered digital storage chaos. Want to store thousands of photos? Go for it. Want to stash your work documents? Sure. Want to hoard random files you’ll never look at again? This thing was born for that job. Let’s address the USB 2.0 speed. Is it fast? No. Is it slow? Also no. It exists in that bizarre time warp where you plug it in, transfer something, and then suddenly you’re doing chores you forgot about because “oh yeah, the USB is still loading.” But honestly? It works. Reliably. Consistently. Like that one colleague who never tries too hard but still somehow gets everything done. Inserting it into a USB port is the classic 3-step ritual: Try to plug it in. Doesn’t fit. Flip it. Doesn’t fit. Flip it back to the original position. Now it fits because that’s how USB gods operate. Every. Single. Time. The cap? That will disappear instantly. You will never see it again. It has already chosen its new life behind your sofa. Despite all that, this little stick holds files like a champ. It’s basically a digital backpack, unsexy, unglamorous, but entirely dependable. Final Verdict: A simple, no-nonsense USB stick that stores stuff exactly how a USB stick should. No nonsense, no drama, no explosions. Honestly? It’s a BUY.

nice and compact, decent quality, alright speed and size and just good for the price

Just a classic, competitive item being made by foreign workers who I will never know or understand. That's to say, it is excellent at its primary function, substandard at all the secondary functions, and beats everyone else in the market by a country mile on price alone. 64 whole gigabytes at this price cannot be touched by the others. I don't know anything about read speeds or upload/download rates because I'm an ordinary person. I used this to boot Windows on a new laptop and it performed fine. I never used it again but if I had to I'm sure it will do its job. You won't be up at night thinking about it because it doesn't have that sort of "character" that more premium items have. But if you're looking for functionality you've got it. There is one very small issue. The USB comes with a plastic lid to cover the insertable portion. This lid can be pretty tricky to take off, because it's a little slippery and fits quite snug when it's on. Not the worst issue in the world but mildly difficult. The plastic body of the USB is also a little slippery - almost greasy. But again, nothing you'll care that much for. In short this piece is a testament of the highs and lows of the globalistic capitalist economy we all share.

Brilliant for the price paid--unfortunately the 64gb memory stick was not enough to transfer all my files--nothing to do with the stick though! I bought this "stick" only because Windows 10 will not be backing up stuff from October 14th 2025. I don't know why this keeps happening--when I bought this computer I was under the impression Windows 10 was the "bees Knees"--so to speak and would be around for years unlike the previous numbers such as Windows 7.

I wanted 2 of these. One for transferring files over from one computer to another and one for putting my music files on so that I could play my music in my car. I am really happy with them. They come already formatted and are plug and play. I have tried both and both work great. You don't need to format to FAT32 to be able to play your songs which is great and I was able to buy a 64GB drive which should allow me to copy up to 20,000 songs. I won't need that many as I literally don't have that much music. The drives are sturdy looking and come with a little cap to protect the usb stick end. It has a little loop on the other end in case you wish to attach it to a key ring. All in all, I am very pleased. EDIT: Someone asked a question about how much storage space you actually get. On the 64GB USB stick, actual usage capacity is: 62.91GB as some space is used up for operational purposes for the stick to function. If you have purchased a 64GB stick and are getting a lot less space than you'd expect, then the stick may be faulty and you need to go back to the seller. Please see image.

Couldn't transfer a data package of 19gb despite being rated a 64gb. Caused me to have rewrite smaller version

works fine as blink local storage but this is a replacement and the first one became faulty after aboit 1.5 years . More expensive ones are available but I am trying the same one again. Can't really fo wrong at the price and its stores hundreds of blink clips