Integral64GB USB Memory 3.0 Flash Drive Fusion Metal Casing up to 90MB/s , Silver

Retail packaging for small media like this always has unnecessary plastic and incredibly frustrating to open - this is usually required to give the item a good presence on the shelf and prevent it from being easily stolen. This non-retail packaging is fantastic, eco-friendly and frustration free.The item itself is great and just what I wanted. I don’t rely on physical storage as much as I used to but this is a great inexpensive device that is unobtrusive on a set of keys and has a decent amount of storage. 32GB is more than enough but the higher capacity sticks don’t exactly break the bank. I’ve used Integral products for years and have a lot of confidence in the brand.Didn’t think I needed a larger capacity but having realised I can use this with my iPhone I will probably purchase another larger stick at some point.Well recommended.

My 3 mins video review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T07O-aU1m54I was looking for some portable storage solution and I found something that may be one of the smallest 64GB storage options around.I needed something very portable that could be left in my MacBook without any worries of losing or breaking it. Also, I looked for a very fast storage, so I opted in for USB 3.0 Integral 64GB flash drive. In addition, I did a little research on Amazon and this device looks to be the best deals for around 35 USD and it receives best reviews, so I decided to choose this one.The flash drive is sealed in the packaging, so you will be sure that it is a new product. It is really small in size and it is made out of aluminium alloy. Also, there is a little strap in case you want to attach it to your keys. The Integral USB storage flash drive is very sturdy and well made. It spots a unibody metal design and again, it is incredibly small. I haven’t seen any other USB 3.0 flash drives with 64GB of capacity yet. Tell me in the comments section if I’m wrong.For the size comparison you can take a look at the regular USB flash drive and this one. Also, it is way smaller than a regular SD card. My main complaint about regular sized USB flash drives that they stick out of the computer so much that you always need to take care of it before putting your PC or Mac into the travel bag. This is not the case here. Yes, it does it stick out a little, but I had no issues with it while leaving it in my Macbook and travelling. It stays really firm and there is a little chance of breaking it.Reading and writing speeds are very fast, which makes it a perfect device. All in all, I can definitely recommend this product as it lets you forget about all those bulky USB flash drives. This is one sturdy, good looking and compact device. The only disadvantage is that it is so small that you may lose it if you just throw it in your bag. My advice is that you either leave it in your PC or Mac or attach it to your keys with the supplied strap.

The Integral 256GB 360-Dual USB Flash Drive is a solid option for basic data transfer needs. It’s handy having both Type C and Type A connectors, which makes it versatile for use between different devices. The metal casing feels durable, and it’s compact enough to carry around easily.The transfer speeds are decent, though not the fastest I’ve experienced compared to other USB 3.2 Gen 1 drives. It works well for plug-and-play, with no issues on either my laptop or phone.Overall, it’s a reliable drive for everyday tasks, but if you’re looking for ultra-fast speeds, there might be quicker options out there.

Nice size and good quality build. Good value for money.

Integral Europe Fusion USB 3.0 Flash Drive 64 GB Metallic Grey.Order received as expected. Item performed as expected. Hence the 5 stars.Order placed on 29th Sept. 2014 from Amazon Market Place seller 'My Memory' for £23-95. Delivery window was 3rd-7th Oct.Order despatched on 30th Sept.Order received on 3rd Oct via Royal Mail, the first day of the delivery window, as expected.Unexpectedly, the order had been despatched from Switzerland via 'Accelerated Bulk Airmail' with a declared Customs Value of £11-97, so presumably the airmail postage cost £11-98.After delivery, I used it in two different laptops, with no problems at all. It fitted with a good push fit, not too loose, not too hard to insert and remove. It was initially formatted as FAT 32, with 57.6GB free space (disappointingly low for a 64GB device, but plenty adequate for my purposes). I reformatted to NTFS, and there were still 57.6GB free space. To check that it really could hold 57.6GB (and was not one of the poor copies one reads about), I copied 56.4GB of largish video files to it; using a USB2 interface, this took 62 minutes, which I think is quite good; I then checked that the first a last files copied were fully playable, which they were.The item protrudes approx. 10mm from the laptop socket. Although supplied with a lanyard, this is not needed as the item can easily be removed from my laptops with finger and thumb; the lanyard may be needed if the item is a really tight fit in some device. I have read reports that this item can get too hot, and somes therefore fail. Before purchase, I took this up with Integral, who implied that there's do not get TOO hot, but if they did then the item should not be further used, but there was no clear definition of how hot to expect the item to get in normal use not how hot was TOO hot. Whilst copying the 56.4GB of files to the item, it did get hot, but not too hot to touch, and as soon as the files were copied, it soon (within a minute) cooled off. Conclusion: I keep it permanently in a laptop; when actually being used, it gets hot'ish; when not actually being used, it stays cold. As I have had it for only a week, time will tell if this item is reliable long term.11th November. Have now had the item for 1 month, and it's still working well. Have had to remove the NTFS Property 'Index this drive for faster searching' in order that the item, when left in, is recognised by a laptop which has been hibernated.Have bought a 16GB version for use with music files in the car radio system. Having first formatted it to NTFS, I discovered that the car radio system would not play the files correctly (did not seem to acess folder system properly). Having reformatted the item back to FAT32, it works fine with the car audio system.