Ok, this is getting silly, the race to be the smallest *insert random gadget category* has got to stop at some point. SD cards is probably at that point with the micro-SD card, but for USB memory drives, I think Sandisk just hit the extreme with the Cruzer Fit.

It's very small which makes it very portable; The small metal loop makes it easy to attach this to a keychain or turn it into a cellphone charm; Has an LED light bulb to monitor data transfer activity; Comes with a plastic cap

Slow data transfer speed; It's very small; can be easily misplaced

I like to keep a thumb drive in one of my ports on my Lap Top at all times. I have Quicken on it and use it for all my checking, savings and investment accounts. So I back it up every time I use it and don't want to have to keep looking for my backup drive.

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I bought this to use on my car stereo that has a USB port on it. It's worked great. The extremely small size on it makes it great for that use, adding no visual bulk to the stereo. Reliable product. Just make sure you don't lose it, as it's small size means it's easy to lose.

The thin profile of this works really well for a retropie since it doesn't stick out very much. Holds a ton of game roms as well. It gets a little hot, but most thin-profile USB drives do.

small, good storage size. use it mainly for my UnRaid server as the OS. tons of space for dockers, plugins, etc. . it was one of the few recommended USB by LimeTech. No problems with formatting on Windows 10. it works well.

small form factor; good storage size for NAS OS like FreeNAS and UnRaid

sometimes; it's so small that I have a hard time to pull it out from the motherboard

This is a plug and forget device. I use it in the car to store musics. Also can use this as a secondary storage devise on laptop. Don't need to unplug it, it is small and won't get in the way.

Read and Write speeds remained the same, but we're probably going to look into getting a spare flash drive soon. I don't usually expect flash drives to live longer than 4 years.

It's cheap Originally purchased 6/16/2009; and it still works

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I bought this to have a low profile USB drive for my music in my car. Copying the files (.mp3) from my computer to this drive average only about 20 mB/sec, so 80+ GB took quite a bit of time. If you don't need fast R/W performance, this is a good value for the capacity.

64GB nano size flash drive at the lowest price around!

Very small, easy to carry and good capacity... though it's small size means it might be lost easily