Buying an USB stick... some suggestions.

[riolionel]

I'm searching an USB stick from a great brand, with the best Quality - Price Rapport.

Do you have some suggestions about?

For doubts, please ask me.

Thank you.

[gene]

OCZ Technology is a very good brand.

Personally I am using OCZ ATV Turbo USB 2.0 Flash Drive, from the extreme performance USB drives product line.

That's my recommendation.

[Amature Programmer]

I'm using SanDisk USB 4GB for 20$. Honestly I don't care what brand i have but how much it can hold.

[Granny]

I'm using SanDisk USB 4GB for 20$. Honestly I don't care what brand i have but how much it can hold.

I have a couple of 4 gig Sandisk cruzer flash drives, which work just fine - have a 16 gig LGear, which is great, carry it on a keychain, holds lots.

I have several 1 gig Kingston drives, which are great, but the 8 gig Kingstons are noticeably slow!! 4 gig Kingston works just fine.

Only problem I have had with any of the drives are that some seem to draw too much power on an older system. I was working on my grand-daughter's older Dell laptop (which was a hand-down), and found with anything larger than a 4 gig one had to be run from a powered hub. However, once plugged into the hub they were fine!!

Buy the medium priced one, from a reputable supplier, and you'll be happy.!!

They are addictive however, so take care!!

[Amature Programmer]

I love my little USB don't have like nothing on it cause school year is over NO ASSIGNMENTS woohooo.

[hellnoire]

Kingston and Transend are the two I commonly recommend. Great quality, normally, Transend looks sharper and is cheaper.

[Amature Programmer]

Kingston and Transend are the two I commonly recommend. Great quality, normally, Transend looks sharper and is cheaper.

My Little sister and my mum use Transcend 2GB for like $10 so my usb was good seeing it was double the space and double the price. I reccommed using Transcend and SanDisk they are my picks.

[hadylabna]

SanDisk is very good, but Kingston lifetime is so short.

[bonishah88]

I would definitely recommend Transcend, have been using my 4GB for sometime now. Sandisk is good too.

[Kees]

These days I only buy USB-sticks which have a clear LED-indication, for instance SanDisks. I used to buy A-Data, which are cheaper but slow. My first stick had a hardware switch, which is very handy, but rarely found today.