This is great engineering for the price, and a suitable product for the toughest of the tough nerds.

I don't write many reviews, but this is such a good product for the money, I decided to take the time to do so

Nonetheless, it is still a cool novelty item for sharing files amongst friends.

Great item for those that like to support the military, or who are military minded.

From my wife Sarah: This is a decent item with some pros and cons

Plan to buy a separate stainless steel chain if you intend to wear it.

It said it is the stainless steel, but actually it looks more like made by plastic

cool!The chain, however, is not stainless steel; it only looks shiny.

Everyone is jealous of this, the chain had to be replaced since its not stainless steel it started looking ugly real quick.

The dog tag "case" houses a super slim removable flash drive that fits easily into a USB port (no sticking!!!) and offers a roomy 8 G of storage space.

I've had bad luck with plastic drives falling apart, but I feel like the design of this one will help it last a longer time than most.

The dog tag "case" houses a super slim removable flash drive that fits easily into a USB port (no sticking!!!) and offers a roomy 8 G of storage space.

Chain and rubber are durable, and the look of the dog tag is authentic.

If you're not looking for an authentic looking piece of jewelry, and you're okay with wearing something that looks inexpensive, this will work adequately as jewelry

but it's a cool idea/device for lotsa carry-around storage space.

I wouldn't recommend it for constant use as it may break off

Great Idea but quits reading after being worn several times

I tested the drive with a word document and it worked as

The Verbatim 8 GB Dog Tag USB Flash Drive is well suited to a guy's wardrobe, more than for a gal, with a stylish dog tag stamped with the Verbatim logo and a sturdy chain

Chain and rubber are durable, and the look of the dog tag is authentic.

The chain runs through both the drive and the "dog tag" so as long as the chain isn't broken or unclasped, they won't get separated

the dog tag casing is sturdy and the chain is durable, which makes it easy to find if I don't want to lose my usb in my bag.

I wouldn't recommend it for constant use as it may break off

All in all, this is a good usb for the price and for the fact that you can wear it

The only improvement would be making the detachable USB section snap in more securely to the tag.

the dog tag casing is sturdy and the chain is durable, which makes it easy to find if I don't want to lose my usb in my bag.

I wouldn't recommend it for constant use as it may break off

Storing the drive in the dog tag is a good way to keep track of the small drive

Usb insert pops out WAY to easily when bumped

If you want an easy way to have a USB drive close at hand, this could work for you.

I would recommend this to anyone looking for an easy way to carry a drive with them

It's designed to have the classic dog tag look, which it does, so it doubles as a fashion accessory which works for men or women (Only downside is that both my daughters and teenage son are eyeing it!).

The Verbatim 8 GB Dog Tag USB Flash Drive is well suited to a guy's wardrobe, more than for a gal, with a stylish dog tag stamped with the Verbatim logo and a sturdy chain

The flash drive works perfectly, the tag is made out of

When I found out about this USB Dog Tag, I immediately had to purchase it, this is why...-Doing something Nerdy while looking ManlyIt's a freaking Dog Tag

The dog tag "case" houses a super slim removable flash drive that fits easily into a USB port (no sticking!!!) and offers a roomy 8 G of storage space.

The chain is 34" long, which is enough to fit over my big 7-5/8" head with room to spare, so there's very little reason to unclasp the chain and risk losing the drive

Overall, I think this drive will be more durable than most flash drives.

And as far as I can tell, the drive does all that we hope a good flash drive will do, with the added convenience of being easy to find.

Especially when I think back to my first desktop computer (which a friend told me would have all the "room" I would ever need on its hard drive, which was maybe 1 mb) and realize that these tiny drives hold as much as 8 or 16 GB, I am even more impressed with the achievements in miniaturization and data storage.

That's about a third of the write speed that you would expect of even the cheapest flash drive, and it shows in use