USB Flash Drives 8GB 1 Pack USB 2.0 Thumb Drives Memory Stick with LED Indicator (Black, 8GB-1Pack)

These are simple and worked well. Speed and storage capacity was great. I'm glad I bought this package.

Item worked great.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Value!Value for money:Oustanding!Functionality:Perfect

Storage capacity:Beware, I bought this device because I had a project that required at least 8gb of storage and when I plugged it in my pc there was only 7.5 gb available. Otherwise I have no complaints.

Used this to download a Windows 10 installation disk in case I need it after Windows removes all mention of it at the end of the year. I have a Windows 10 laptop I do my car tuning with.

I would buy it again.

I have 3 computers in my household and I wanted to get USB drives on which to put recovery software in case one of the main hard drives failed and I needed to restore my data from backups. In short I wanted USB drives that I'd hopefully never need but were reliable if I did. I also didn't need high capacity USB drives for the software so there was no point in getting 64GB, 32GB or even 16GB USB thumb drives. 8GB was more than enough space.I could have sworn I searched for 'SanDisk 8GB USB' when I ordered these, and at quick glance that upper case 'S' and 'D' and the font looked like 'SanDisk'. But it's not. I guess my eyesight isn't as good as it used to be and I just need to read more carefully.I don't have the diagnostic tools to be able to tell how fast these read or write or if the capacity is as advertised or if they suffer from data loss. They're probably fine. There's a blinking red light when it's reading or writing and that's cool, and the price (three 8GB thumb drives for $9.99 at the time of purchase) was attractive. But for this vital task I just don't feel comfortable using an off-brand product that seems like it's intentionally using the same font and similar naming convention as a more reliable brand to sell their products. It's like someone trying to sell an iFhone cell phone or a Kewlett Packarb laptop.I'm not going to bother returning these since price wise they were a decent deal, but I won't be using them to store critical restore software. They'll probably just be for copying too-big-to-email files from one computer to another or something like that, something where if the data is lost or corrupted it's no big deal.

Seems like a functional little drive. Fits well in the USB port. Good value for the money