I’ve been carrying a Samsung Bar around with me for a long time
No USB-C
It’s not the smallest, nor probably the lightest flash drive out there, but it’s smaller than a lot of other ones I’ve had, and i don’t know if the tiny weight difference between most is actually significant enough to really worry about.
I have one of the older models, I’m sure the newer ones are a bit faster with newer tech, and the aesthetics are a little different, but the overall build quality seems to be about the same. Mine has been bounced around on keychains, been thrown in bags and pockets with all manner of other junk, dropped, stepped on, and I’m pretty sure it’s been through the wash once or twice and is still going strong after probably almost a decade.
And I think it’s probably one of the more attractive options out there.
As far as speed, can’t comment on that, never really bothered to look into that aspect, for my needs it’s not really a factor. I’ve run a few programs off of it and recently used it to test and install Linux and found performance to be perfectly acceptable, and the newer models probably would fare better, but if you have really specific needs for speed you’ll have to do your own research on that.
I do keep a little USB A-C dongle in my bag that it usually lives in in case I ever do need to hook it up to my phone or something, but personally that rarely comes up for me. YMMV
I’ve been carrying a Samsung Bar around with me for a long time
No USB-C
It’s not the smallest, nor probably the lightest flash drive out there, but it’s smaller than a lot of other ones I’ve had, and i don’t know if the tiny weight difference between most is actually significant enough to really worry about.
I have one of the older models, I’m sure the newer ones are a bit faster with newer tech, and the aesthetics are a little different, but the overall build quality seems to be about the same. Mine has been bounced around on keychains, been thrown in bags and pockets with all manner of other junk, dropped, stepped on, and I’m pretty sure it’s been through the wash once or twice and is still going strong after probably almost a decade.
And I think it’s probably one of the more attractive options out there.
As far as speed, can’t comment on that, never really bothered to look into that aspect, for my needs it’s not really a factor. I’ve run a few programs off of it and recently used it to test and install Linux and found performance to be perfectly acceptable, and the newer models probably would fare better, but if you have really specific needs for speed you’ll have to do your own research on that.
I do keep a little USB A-C dongle in my bag that it usually lives in in case I ever do need to hook it up to my phone or something, but personally that rarely comes up for me. YMMV