Lexar JumpDrive V100 32GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive, Gray (LJDV100-32GABNL)

The drive itself works fine, but the encryption software has a bug that prevents some file copies. Tech support was at a loss as to why this would occur. Offered a refund, but due to government sanctions the process was too onerous.

I liked that they come with covers. I use them to store business files

I bought it and at the first time use it stop working. All of my valuable data lost. I called the company for data recovery and they said that they will not do anything. It is a fake product from a notorious brand. Do not buy it.

Lo quiero para mis pequeños, para que ganen más independencia

Fast shipping and easy to transfer files off my computer. This frees up space for more photos. Great idea

2 of 3 drives failed in first month of use. The 1st failed drive was immediate. The drive would randomly go offline during heavy writes. The 2nd failed drive would not go offline or report any errors, but larger (1 GB+) files copied to it would be corrupt. The files would report the correct file size, but the compressed files would report errors every time, even after 4 disconnect/reconnect attempts to copy files to the drive. The 3rd drive currently does not exhibit the above problems, though I have not used it much yet outside initial write test.

This seems like a good value product, but my main concern with USB drives is protecting them, since I mostly carry them around in my pocket until needed. Now, to be fair, this cap does a decent job of staying on while in my pocket. Snug fit, etc. HOWEVER, for some unknown reason, when they designed the cap for this, they made it to fit snugly while not in use, but while it does fit on the opposite end when you are using it -- it is completely loose and does not stay on. In other words, you will most likely lose the cap. Lexar, what were you thinking??

I have the 64GB size of the Lexar JumpDrive V100. My Mac says the capacity is 61.85GB. Transfer speeds seemed a little slow to me. It took 5 minutes to transfer a 6GB folder from my hard drive to the jump drive. But I suspect that’s because I have to use an adapter because my Mac only has USB C ports. I don’t like the design of the cap. Most of the time, if a jump drive has a cap, it can go on the back of the drive until you’re finished using it. This cap doesn’t fit on the other end, so I know I’m going to lose the cap. Otherwise, the drive works great. Lexar is a name I trust, so I feel confident the drive will last.

Overall, this Lexar JumpDrive V100 64GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive works fine. Ive been transferring over data files regularly, and using this drive to taxi over documents to a separate work computer without a problem. The 64GB storage is really handy and the drive is reasonably priced. There is also an option for a less costly single 32GB drive, but this 64GB is a better deal. The only thing I dont like about this flash drive is the end cap design. Typically, other drives I use that have removable end caps design them to fit both ends of the unit so the caps arent easily lost. This one doesnt. Its a bit irritating to find the cap to replace it each time. Once, I almost damaged my screen with it while closing my laptop because I had placed the cap on my keyboard so I wouldnt forget it. Other than that irritating issue, the drive has been satisfactory so far.

In excellent condition and as expected. Excellent transaction.