I plugged it into an iPhone 15 Pro Max (USB-C side), and it copied all the videos and photos in a flash so I could free up space

At first it was good and relatively fast…
After about a month, it barely opens on the computer, and it isn’t even recognized via Type-C… I definitely won’t choose it again… disappointing

I have a 256 and a 128, and both are perfectly fine for USB drives. They get a little warm only when connected to the phone, but nothing dangerous. A bit slow sometimes, but very convenient for transferring files, which is the most important thing for this category. HOWEVER!!! At €50, which is what they cost now... is any USB drive with this capacity worth it? It’s better to keep your old ones and use adapters for as long as they still last. That’s my recommendation, and only if that isn’t an option should you buy one.

Excellent for as long as it worked. Unfortunately, after 3 years of not particularly intensive use, it's ready to be thrown away.

I have had it for less than a year and while it was very practical, it suddenly stopped being readable by the phone. For now the computer can read it, so I have transferred the files to a hard drive, but since I wanted it to empty the phone, it is now useless.

I’ve had it for almost 3 months. The reason I bought it is the dual Type A and C ports it has, which make it so much easier for me to use it both in the car and with my phone via C, as well as on the computer with A. No adapters, nothing. It has been incredibly convenient in that respect. It is recognized wherever I plug it in, its speeds are standard, it does get a little warm if you transfer a large amount of data but nothing dramatic, and generally it works as it should. Time will tell about its reliability and durability...

Large capacity, very good speeds, 2 different connections (USB-A & USB-C) and good build quality!! What more could you ask for?

Excellent portability but it overheated especially on Mac until it burned out. It could connect to phones and transfer files (but if it did not connect, that was probably due to the phone; tested to work on Red Magic 3)

it does its job as it should, however it should be noted that if you want to transfer files over 4GB you will need to format the stick to FAT32 from your PC, very good I have had it for 1 year now and it has been working hard and is still functional and is very fast in file transfer.

Very good and small USB, it does its job properly, it can be plugged into the phone for files and into the PC. It is just right, ideal for keys.

In less than a year it started overheating and after some time we began having disconnections and Windows was unable to recognize it.

after a year it stopped reading both ports. it only worked in the car for music...

I bought 2 and when I connected them to my computer for the first time, it gave me an error and required formatting. Other than that, I haven't had any problems. The speeds are very good and it's very convenient when you want to transfer data from your phone to your computer.

I got it because I wanted to quickly free up my phone's memory. Very convenient and very fast file transfer. The only bad thing I can say is that it doesn't "let" me create a folder inside the stick and all the files are just loose inside.

I use it as a backup for my portable devices (mobile phones, tablet, laptop) and after 3 years I haven't encountered any problems

it does what it says.
transferring files like video downloads from the phone to the flash drive happens incredibly fast.

Purchased in July 2022. It was very convenient, especially for transferring files from computer to mobile/tablet and vice versa. Yesterday it suddenly stopped working, it is not recognized by any device. Its use over these years was occasional, not intensive.