It's simply perfect

The read/write speed is as expected for USB3.0. Better than equivalent USB3.0 flash drives from the same company.

As for the build, it is also better with a fully metal body.

I plugged it into a USB 3.2 port. It was purchased from Aliexpress and appears in the Device Manager as SanDisk SanDisk 3.2 Gen 1 USB Device. The speeds it copies files to disk are 360 MB/s at most. Nevertheless, to copy large files from an m.2 nvme, which is fast, to this USB drive is slow.

Very good speed and quality for the price, those that are currently available are USB 3.2 Gen 1 and 400 MB/s for the 128GB, while online stores still show it as the previous version USB 3.1 and 150 MB/s. Only it gets very hot as many report.

Excellent, I bought 2x 128GB. Initially, the speed is at 90MB/s due to cache and it never drops below 60MB/s for 10 files totaling 15GB on an old USB3.0 port. Their temperature doesn't seem to rise much, but it's winter, so this may change in the summer.

If you exclude the fact that it develops a very high temperature and over time you cannot know if it crashes and you lose your files.....it is fantastic!!!

It heats up. It heats up a lot even during short transfers. It cools down quickly due to its external material.
Its speed is low, both for writing and reading. It is wrong to consider it as USB 3, let alone 3.1 ....

Well, the USB stick is quite good for its category and the money it costs. Here, I would say the strange thing is that even though they advertise it as USB 3.1, the computer reads it as USB 3.2. For more information, I have also made a review on YouTube. Anyone who wants to see it can visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AzGJ4ZjGl1c&t=28s

Constant high writing speed (without many hiccups)

It heats up a lot due to the metallic casing.

But this is good because it allows for quick temperature dissipation!

Construction very durable made of metal, fast in data transfer, small in size (4 * 1.1 * 0.4 cm). I highly recommend it!

Small and convenient, I always have it on my keys. I really like the design, so I bought it. It writes relatively slowly, I have seen faster ones, but for its price, it's worth 100%

The construction is very high quality, unfortunately with overheating issues. The data transfer is slow, not painfully slow but definitely not fast, just like the majority of USB flash sticks. In my tests, when transferring a folder of 7.8 GB containing 5,804 files, the average transfer speed was 12.2 MB/s and it took 11 minutes to complete. The port used was 3.2 Gen2 and the source disk was NVME. To give you a point of comparison, with an external 2.5" HDD, it takes 2:30 minutes to transfer the same files and the speed is 50 MB/s.

It was purchased due to its sturdy construction and resistance to mechanical stress. It has been used without any problems, hanging on my keys for a year and a half, enduring a lot of wear and tear and daily read-write usage. Very good speeds and reliability on USB2 ports on a laptop with Windows 7 & 10. I haven't tested it on USB3. Yes, it does heat up a bit on some devices, but I believe it's because it doesn't have a plastic casing for insulation.

A good and high-capacity USB stick, small and easy to carry, everything needed for file storage that needs to be transferred.

It raises temperature very quickly, so much so that you can't touch it without gloves or a towel. This is probably also due to the fact that it doesn't reach the speeds it should. Because we deal with large files of 20/30 gigabytes, I do not recommend it for such work. It's like having a USB 1

It is true that the USB stick raises the temperature and quite quickly, but when I connect it to a new laptop (specifically an HP from 2020 with an input according to the specs USB Type-A 5Gbps), this problem does not exist. Of course, it may be completely random... I don't know.

The stick is very good and quite fast for its price... its construction is of high quality and it has a very nice design.
As the kids below mention, it heats up quite a bit, but I noticed the following... when I plugged it directly into the TV socket, it did indeed fry an egg, but when I connected it to the TV with a USB cable, in a strange way, the stick doesn't heat up almost at all. So the problem of excessive heating ceases to be a problem.
For me, it is worth a lot, that's why I give it 5 stars!

Far away and beloved... I made a mistake by buying it without checking comments on foreign forums... Half of them returned it just like me, who returned it the same day. It doesn't just warm up... it actually heats up like an egg! I had connected it to a TV and I was afraid it would damage the USB port due to the high temperature. I couldn't even touch it with my hand... Stay away from this specific company, I'm reading about other models with the same issue. I bought a Samsung Fit Plus and I'm relieved.

At 22 Mb/s up and down, the description says, with speeds up to 150MBps.

3 years later, it still works flawlessly

Good price and seems to be durable. The only thing I noticed is a slight increase in temperature after transferring files, but it quickly drops.