Customer Reviews

Kingmax Super Stick - 2GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive (World's Tiniest)

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...and you are carrying top secret KGB documents on this drive, you could easily swallow it and recover it later with little or no discomfort. Yeah, its that small!

This is thing is really small for a memory stick. but it works like a charm. reviews say it is slow, but all I can say is that it is fast enough for me. now, because of its small size, carrying it is a real challenge (who would've thought that?). it's way too small to use it with the included plastic hand strip and if you think about keeping it in your pockets, it could get lost easily. thankfully, I found a good solution to this. I put it inside the included plastic wrap and then put it inside my wallet. perfect! this thing really looks durable and has proved so, so far. a recommended buy.

I got one of these in December, and two weeks later, the end broke off after a short (less than three feet) fall from my pocket while attached with the included key ring. After contacting the manufacturer, I was told that my product was defective and should be returned for a free replacement. Two months after shipping it out to them, I was told that they would not replace it because the warranty was voided. I would recommend something more durable unless you absolutely need something this small.

Wow... this thing really is small, but so far is works great. The biggest problem that I found was trying to figure out how to carry (and not lose) it. So far, I am going with keeping it in the little pouch (included) in my pocket with my change.

The included software to repartition the drive into multiple drives and secure either (you have to run the only visible program and provide a password to access the protected partition) is also a nice touch.

I own the 2GB version of this drive. It is tiny, but still fits nicely into a USB port, but I have noticed a serious problem. The flash stick itself is actually smaller than the casing it is in (you can see it on the bottom). I have been very careful with how I store my super stick and careful in inserting and removing it from USB ports. Regardless, the plastic shell around the memory stick is breaking across the width at the top, and the bottom corners of the plastic shell (that go into a USB port) have started snapping off in little chunks.

This USB drive is awesome. I have had mine for about 2 weeks and could not be happier. I have no doubt that this is the smallest 2GB "thumb" drive on the market. It is extremely well built.

I wear mine on my dog tag chain (I'm in the Army) and it's there when I need it.

If you are looking for a compact drive with lots of space....this is it.

This really is a tiny USB key. Everyone I've shown it to has been impressed. However, after using it for several months (a) I've realized it's a really slow USB key and (b) the supposedly indestructable plastic that it is coated in is super brittle. After several weeks wearing it on my keyring the whole back part of the key broke off. I stuck it on successfully with superglue. Then chunks of the front edge of the key kept breaking off inside the USB ports that I plugged it into. If this thing was made of a more robust plastic, or even better metal, it would be much better.

I got this for school and it died after only a couple of weeks. It still gets warm when plugged in, but windows nor mac will see it properly. Don't buy this drive. Amazon was no help in my trying to replace it. Good luck dealing with the Taiwanese company if your's dies. I guess it's too good to be true.

Very cool device! I wanted something small that wouldn't weigh my key chain down even more, and this fit the bill. Fits in any USB slot, unlike some of its bigger cousins, which are too wide or thick to fit into slots next to other occupied slots.

The top of mine broke off after a few months - the section with the keychain hole in it broke off. I am not sure how that happened. The stick itself still worked, so I just ordered another and use the original as a backup.

I bought the 1GB drive when it came out last year. It is soooo tiny. Take my advice and absolutely tie the small wristband/lanyard to it. I lost it in my briefcase for over a week. As a couple others have said, the drive does get very very hot but doesn't seem to affect the operation.

While I don't suggest it, the drive has survived the beach and ocean (accidentally as I forgot it was in my pocket). It still works flawlessly.

Get it and amaze your buddies.