USB 3.0 32gb is great.

It's really the fatest out there, 32gb is a good

I already have bought one of these USB 3.0 32 GB drives, as well as some previous 16 GB drives

Great size 32 GB and Fast 3.0

Like others, I've had some real bad experiences particularly with patriot 64GB (p-a-i-n-f-u-l-l-y slow,

32GB just wasn't enough, and I ordered this SanDisk Extreme drive.

so now I have the full 32GB available for use on a drive formatted as FAT32.What's left is a positively excellent flash drive that is fast, doing 25

It's a good prize for a good product, data transfer is very fast, 32GB is capable of storing many information

Imagine a portable 64GB SSD

I tried copying 4.5GB worth of files to this item using my 3.0 port, and later the same files to an older SanDisk 8GB 2.0 flash drive using my 2.0 port.

Showed 30.52 GB available before installations and 16 GB free space after installations

Expect the 16gb to be slower.

There is 5.7 GB missing

I suppose those can legitimately be regarded as 64 GB, but my 64 GB leaves me only 58.3 GB of available space.

Works Great, over 29GB in windows, and I got 110MB

Works Great, over 29GB in windows, and I got 110MB

Quick reformatted to NTFS and rsyncd my usual 4GB worth of sneakerware back to the new drive.

Also having the extra 2GB of free Space in the cloud is nice.

64GB, 32GB and 16GB.The 64GB models is faster than the 32GB models.

A 16GB flash drive that I have failed on the first try, then worked ok on the second time.

What is there to say, this thing is wicked fast, and 64GB.

Whats the point of a 64 GB hard drive if you have to wait a day and a half to transfer a large amount of files?

Remember, because of the way memory companies report capacity you will only be able to store ~60GB worth of data.

I have a 32GB Ultra and this 64GB Extreme is really much faster

Even though it's slower than the advertised fasted speed (which references the 64gb model) it's seriously fast

One of the best 32GB 3.0 flash drive around.

I had the 16gb, lost it and opted for the 64gb and love it

it is 32 GB and i saw it is 29.7 GB available

I recently purchased both the Kingston DataTraveler Ultimate 32GB as well as the SanDisk Extreme 16GB USB 3.0.

The only comment I have is that only 29.2 GB is usable even after formatting, but this was expected, as usable space can vary on storage mediums.

I love the 64GB of goodness - it let me allocate 4GB for SpeedBoost for my PC at work

I also backup my most important 4.3G on DVD

Read/Write speeds and the capacity(I got the 64g) are awesome but that no password requirement when inserting is killing me.

To get a rough comparison of the flash drives, I copied a 2.38GB folder of digital photos to each flash drive and timed the copying with the stopwatch of a Casio G Shock wristwatch