Slow, but at a decent price for the one time I wanted to fill it up..
I made a backup of the phone's memory card..

I used it once, did Safe Eject, and now it doesn't work. It doesn't read any space at all, I tried it on 2 laptops and it doesn't work on either of them, and I repeat, it's the SECOND time I've used it.

The slowest USB stick I have ever tried. I confirmed it on my own computer even with a 10 Gbit USB port, as well as on a friend's computer. I bought 2 and both had the same problem.

Slow, small, but cheap. Just what you need for USB sticks to deliver photography work and small files

It locked after 2 months of light use, with no access to its files. It was not fixed on Windows/Linux/Android.

Extremely slow, worse than usb2, they show that they cannot transfer more than a file size of about 3-4 gb, the only thing I hope is that at least it doesn't lose files after some uses

I got the 128 GB (shows 115 GB). It writes at 14 MB/second, and reads at 87 MB/second. For mini-backup it is perfect. :-)

I got it for photo storage space. The speeds when transferring many files are pretty bad (under 5MB/s). Large files transfer at about 20 MB/s. For me, since I just want it for backup, the space for the price is worth it. If you want to transfer many files often, get something better, the USB 3.2 it claims I don't see in practice. (In the photo, I'm transferring 6,500 photos and the screenshot is after 40 minutes)

*EDIT: Also tested on Linux on a 2013 laptop! The stick transfers the same files at about 55MiB/s, which is about 57MB/s, so I think something is up with Windows for such low speeds.

fast in writing and reading, fortunately I didn't pay attention to the negative comments and bought it. I have already bought 2 more... VFM

Very decent stick for its price. Satisfactory speeds for everyday use (transferring documents, movies, etc.), quite lightweight and practical to have permanently on a keychain. The 64GB capacity comfortably covers basic backup needs.

*** Summary:
Slower than USB 2.0. If you don't want to grow a beard waiting for a simple file copy, don't buy it!

*** Details:
The USB (I got the 256GB) promises 3.2 gen 1 speeds ("The Kingston DataTraveler Exodia M features USB 3.2 Gen 1 performance"). According to the manufacturer Kingston [1], theoretically it could reach 5Gbps (= 625 MB/s). This particular USB has many fluctuations in writing and achieves an average speed of about 2 MB/s, that is, less than 1/300th of the supposed speed...

Even after converting to NTFS, the speed practically did not change. False advertising from Kingston.

[1] https://www.kingston.com/en/usb-flash-drives/usb-30

Purchased on 15/7/25. After 1 month and since then, it "locked" in read only mode and it is impossible to restore it, even using diskpart (attribute and clean).
Do not buy it

For 64GB at 4 euros it's just fine. Read 100MB/s, Write 8-13MB. Durability will be shown over time. To check the speed of a USB, transfer a large single file like a movie, e.g. 2GB, because when transferring 5000 photos the data changes.

Desperately slow but very cheap and indeed holds a lot. We'll see how long it lasts. Generally, it's a good brand, but I hope this particular one doesn't malfunction as mentioned in the comments.

Expectedly slow .. for 5 euros for 128GB (115GB) what do you expect
the usb 3.2 by itself doesn't mean anything.
of course with a usb 3.2 you expect write speeds from 50-300mb/s
this starts at a minimum of 50mb/s and drops to 13mb/s
I give 3 stars and not 1 because you get what you pay for .. you know that beforehand

Too slow. It has fluctuations throughout the transfer. I have a promotional flash drive from a hotel that does the same transfer of exactly the same files in half the time. I thought I would spend a little more and get a Kingston, which is considered a good brand, but of course they have also lowered the quality of their products. I would have been better off getting an unknown brand for half the money and not paying €16.88.

For an Mp3 in the car and for transferring some documents, it's good. For anything else, look for something faster.

Slower than a delay, a 3 GB file took 17 minutes to transfer.

Out of the 100 pieces I bought last time, 20 were defective, they are not recognized in any port...

Terrible product, if you want to sit idly with the flash drive in the computer for a week until it fills up, okay if it doesn't break in the future. Writing on this stick is a nightmare! It creates little piles that fall into nothing and for quite a while in the best of cases. See transfer of photos 700-something mb estimated 3 hours! I bought it knowing it would be used as storage due to the cheap price of 5.60 but even so, if I have to worry about whether it saved every time I open the PC for days, it's not worth it.

The description said 64 GB.. In the end, it is only 57 GB.. I wish I could return it but unfortunately the packaging was opened..

It has failed me under 5% of all the flash drives I have used in my life. This was one of those cases. Supposedly reliable Kingston @@. Also slow as death. Not worth a dime

It worked well for 2 years until it locked up and I can't format it or transfer new things into it.

value for money

Within 7 months it became write protected and I couldn't find any solution that works, essentially the USB stick got damaged....money wasted.

Cheapness eats quality. I bought it from a local store for 5€. It is recognized as USB3 but it has terrible speed. In the same port, I transferred the same file to an SD card with 10 times the speed. Money wasted.

Well, good evening to you. For about a month now that I have it, it is very good and has helped me a lot in transferring my files. It is quite fast in terms of transfer, such as videos, but also files that you may have from your work or elsewhere. I highly recommend it to anyone who needs to transfer files from computer to computer during their day.

Bulky, doesn't fit well, it squeezes everything I put in the other compartments (look at the photo), I don't like its design.
Fast in transportation, didn't get too hot, I will put it in a Hub because if I leave it there it creates a problem.

I always use Kingston and they have been great for me. I have flash drives that are almost a decade old and they have never let me down. I have no issue with the size of this one, my ports have reasonable distances. For mobile phones and tablets, if there are any that have two ports, honestly I haven't encountered that. It is indeed slow, and it is not suitable for professional use that requires speed. For me, since I use them for storage and transferring data to my tablets, they are extremely practical because I have no reason to rush. Everyone should choose according to their needs.

UPDATE
On 22.9.24 it showed protection which essentially makes it useless.
I started to have second thoughts about this series but not about Kingston in general