Discreet, it protrudes very little in any port you put it in and that makes it doubly durable (it's also metal, let's not forget). I'm speaking as someone who has owned the same one for several years but with less capacity - it's simply the only USB stick that hasn't broken. The fact that it gets warm, as some of you mention, is actually good because the metal body acts as a heatsink for the chip inside. The 128GB version in a USB 3 port flies. If I need one again (for my wife, kids), I won't look elsewhere.

Very small, practical and durable.
It is quite slow in writing files but with its low price you can't have everything.

After 8 months the interior came off and fell out. And I am not the first to experience this. Unacceptable!

I had the stick on my keychain. After 1.5 years, its interior came apart and it became unusable. The reason I bought it in the first place was durability.
I would not recommend it.

As you would expect because it is all metal, it heats up during transfer, but guys, the stick is amazing, and it reaches the speeds it advertises.

-2026.01.01 Update: I have seen many people write that it has low speeds, I mainly use it as a bootable drive for Linux, and I have not seen it drop below 160MB/s.

3.0 to 3.1 or 3.2 personally I don't see differences. It's a good flash drive that for its size is worth more than its price.

It would get 5 stars if it didn't drop the transfer speeds for larger files. Transferring over 10-15GB, the transfer drops to KB/s

The positives: it is beautiful, aluminum, sleek, and small.
The negatives: as others say, it is incredibly slow. It is not USB 3. It writes at about 20MB/s.

The slowest stick I have ever held in my hands. No relation to 3.0 / 3.1 / 3.2 or anything with the number 3 in front. It seems like a "lie" ... For those who want to store something and have it there, it's fine. But if you need to continuously copy and transfer files, it's just "useless."

It's not as fast as you would expect from USB 3.2, but I suppose it's gen1, meaning 5Gbps, not 10 which is gen2. Other than that, all the Kingston products I have are great; they haven't broken even in the washing machine they've been in. You'll need a little string to tie it because if it goes into the USB, it gets stuck quite a bit and you can't grab it easily.

As good as advertised. It's small, fast, and durable, and you can put it on your key chain for quick access and transportation. You can also permanently lodge it on your laptop or pc or a tv, and it will remain discreet and unobstructive.

Very slow in file transfer, even with large (>5GB) files the speed is disappointing on a USB 3.0 port, around 20-30MB/sec. Additionally, it heats up after a short period of time...

I am very satisfied with the 128GB for 12€.
*Obviously, in order to achieve these speeds, it must be connected to a corresponding speed USB port.