AWESOME! Perfect solution to replace my VCR that became obsolete when digital TV was shoved down our throats. This paired with the DVR I bought from Mediasonic (also from Amazon) lets me record TV at a predetermined time while away.

Just purchased to use with my Panasonic TX-40EX700B after first attempting and failing to use a 128Gb USB stick. Not the cheapest, but the cradle is perfect to stick to the back of the TV, the drive is small and light, and the setup is easy. Recommended!

I have 1 of these that is full so I bought another one to put movies on when we go camping. It beats hauling around a bunch of DVDs. I have 15 movies on the full one so everyone has something to watch. And getting it on sale was great.

Verbatim, OTG and usb 3 ... what more can you ask for?...

This is my 1st Terabyte Hard drive. This Black Verbatim Store 'n' Go USB 3.0 Portable Terabyte Hard Drive is great. The Only drawback to it is that the USB cord is 12 inches.

Only 2 weeks after purchasing this product, and its already broken/ very sensitive. The extendable plug is very fragile, and mine has already been snapped into a sharp angle. Because of this, the device is often not recognizable by computers and needs to be held at a very specific angle to work.

Decent but with few extras, Verbatim's Store 'n' Go has very little to distinguish it from other run-of-the-mill USB flash drives.

Compact, cool design; includes USB extension cord

A tad expensive per megabyte

The Verbatim Store 'n' Go Car Audio USB Drive is big enough to hold your music collection, but small enough for you to plug into your dashboard and promptly forget about.

Low-profile design; Lots of storage for intended use.

Easy to lose; Can be difficult to remove

As a mid-range USB memory stick offering plenty of space and a little extra in the form of software, this is a great buy.

Great capacity; useful software

Not the fastest around; on the large side

Currently the Verbatim Store'n'Go External SSD 32GB USB 3.0 unit is priced at £73.  As a comparison the USB stick product can be had for just under £30 (originally priced at £55).  The SSD unit will work with Windows XP and later or Mac OS X 10.1 systems.