Lexar128GB JumpDrive S47 USB 3.2 Gen 1 Flash Drive for Storage Expansion and Backup, Up To 250MB/s Read, Compact Plug-n-Stay, Black (LJDS47-128ABBKNA)

Very Satisfied!

I use this to hold music and keep it plugged in my car at all times. It is very small and inconspicuous and holds a lot of music. Have had no issues at all.

Nice but NO LED showing any activity if thats any concern. Purchased to replace a bunch of unreliable Sandisk garbage. Very pleased with the quality and performance of these little units. I got them for my cars MP3 spot as well as my Roku enabled TVs for live-tv-pause.

I wanted a couple of very small USB memory drives and these certainly are small enough. Both of them worked as I expected. There are so many fake devices out on the market - including USB and SD card memory devices - so buying direct from Amazon (with Amazon as the SELLER) is a way to make sure you don't get stuck with a lookalike counterfeit item.

Having bought countless flash drives over the years, including several very tiny large capacity USB 3.x drives like this one (Transcend JetFlash 710 and Corsair Voyager Vega), I've had a few a die after multiple years of daily usage, but have never had a single one crap out in less than a single day of light use until I bought this Lexar S47.Should have known something wasn't right when the drive wasn't immediately detected by my PC after the first insertion. Pulled it out, tried again and it seemed to be recognized and working fine. Copied a small amount of music onto the drive (maybe ~10 to 15GB at most, only transferring a few 200MB albums at a time). Later that day, while copying a few more albums, I suddenly started getting multiple "try again" errors on certain files, but they eventually copied okay. Plugged the drive into my vehicle's USB port and immediately got a "device not recognized" error. Got to work and tested the drive on my PC there and while copying stuff back off the drive, it again started giving "try again" errors that wouldn't resolve this time. At that point, I tried reformatting the drive completely which wouldn't complete. Tried again on another machine with the same results.To make matter worse, when trying to initiate a defective return through Amazon, I either need to spend another $8 for pick-up or waste the same amount in gas to drive to the nearest drop-off and back - all for a broken $15 item they want back. At this point, I wouldn't even trust an exchange for the same brand or product. Not at all happy with both Lexar and Amazon for wasting my time and money on this piece of trash.

I bought two of these to use to play music in my cars radios. The Sony radio in one of my cars did not like this drive the music was all distorted. I tried another 128g drive I had, it worked just fine. I tried a few different reformats/reloads to see if it would fix the problem but after the a radio test I return to the computer and found the drive no longer connecting. Not sure why the Sony didn't like it, maybe the 3.2 Gen 1 or maybe something with the formatting. The drive does seem to be totally dead now.The other drive is working in the other car with the factory radio just fine, time will tell how it holds up. By the way, I did try the other drive on the Sony, playback was also distorted.

Man!!!!!! I'll tell you what. This thing is smok'n fast. I just transferred some SUPER huge folders from both this device and the Samsung MUF-256AB. There was ABSOLUTELY no comparison. This thing outperformed the Samsung so convincingly, I’m thinking about trying to return the Samsung and get another one of these. I just got a new MBP 16” and am now forced to use a multi port dock of some sort. I’m currently using the Satechi Aluminum Multi-Port Adapter 4K HDMI, USB-C Pass Through, Gigabit Ethernet, SD/Micro Card Readers, USB 3.0 - Compatible. It performs pretty nicely as well, although it does tend to get a bit hot to the touch. Anyway, the Lexar is amazing. It’s soooo fast, I just want to transfer large files/folders just to see it smoke, LOL. But seriously, this thing is fast folks. I don’t really do reviews but this thing was sooo impressive, I thought to myself that I have to share this with people because I know how much I labored over what to get with all the claims these manufacturers make.There is a downside though. Removing this thing from the USB C dock is pretty challenging. I thought I was going to actually need to use needle nose pliers or something at one point. Do yourself a favor after connecting it......forget about it! LOLHope this helps.

Came in on time, works great