- Save digital pictures, music, presentations and more
- Data protection light blinks until data is safely stored
- Portable, lightweight and durable
- Compatible with Windows 98SE, Me, 2000, XP; Mac OS X, Mac OS 8.6 or above
- Utilizes the USB port
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108 of 112 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Works great, but...,
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This review is from: Lexar Sport JDSP256-231 USB 2.0 256 MB USB Flash Drive (Retail Package) (Personal Computers)
I have a SanDisk Cruzer Mini 256MB USB2 flash drive at work, and bought this Lexar 256MB JUmpdrive USB2 for home use. This Lexar drive works great, as advertised. Fast USB2 transfer, no problem detecting on Win2K Pro and Server.
However, after using both, I've come to the decision that I like the SanDisk Cruzer Mini better in terms of design (NOT in terms of performance). For starters, SanDisk Cruzer Mini is thinner than the Jumpdrive by about 1/3. Also, when the Cruzer Mini is connected to the USB port, one end of the flash drive lights up and blinks with activity. Real bright and obvious. When you use the "Unplug or Eject Hrdware" function to remove the drive, the light goes off, so you know when it's safe to remove the drive. The Jumpdrive also has a light, but it's a tiny light built into one side of the the main body. So, if for whatever reason your USB port interface is upside down (as it is with my 3.5" bay In-Win I530 media reader), you can't see the light at all! It also blinks with file activity, but it's nowhere as bright nor obvious as the Cruzer Mini model. Because of the small size of the light, it's very difficult to see when it's lit and when it's not. One additional distinction between the two: the Cruzer Mini comes with stand-alone plastic cap that's loose when not attached to the drive (i.e., when the drive is plugged into the computer). The Cruzer Mini comes with a lanyard to wear it around your neck--not very convenient unless you use it only in your office. The Jumpdrive's cap is a molded rubber-type that wraps around the flash drive and also comes with a keyring hole. To be honest, though, I don't know how long the keyring hole will last before breaking. In terms of performance, the Cruzer Mini and the Jumpdrive are about the same. However, for the interface design and ease of use, I'd give a nod to the Cruzer Mini.
16 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
I love it....it fits in nicely in a crowded hub,
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This review is from: Lexar Sport JDSP256-231 USB 2.0 256 MB USB Flash Drive (Retail Package) (Personal Computers)
I just bought mine today, and I wish I had 3 more! I had been satisfied with the Purple one and the Blue one, but their bulbous shapes make it difficult to use in a 4 or even 7 port USB hub....you have to jockey the others around in order to get space for those. Not with the Lexar Sport! It's slim shape allow it to fit right in. And I LOVE the fact that the lid is rubber, and fits around the drive sturdily. A chain or lanyard holds onto the lid, so you take the drive off and use, then replace. Why didnt they think of this before? I cant tell you how many of the other lids I have lost, misplaced, stepped on, leaving the USB ports naked. Thanks Lexar for designing this one!
15 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Well Design Product & Good Customer Service ...,
By Infusion (CA, USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Lexar Sport JDSP256-231 USB 2.0 256 MB USB Flash Drive (Retail Package) (Personal Computers)
I had problem with the initial 256 Sport where it only showed 122MB after format. Lexar support is VERY good & responded quickly after I reported this particular defective drive. Email response was within 24hr, and within a couple days of sending the bad drive in, I have a new one at my door -- and it's been fine so far.
It's rugged, small, USB 2.0-fast and it's a "plug-n-play" device - no software needed (I use Win2000.) Rubber cap is fine, very sturdy. You can put this in a pocket, keychain or hang around your neck (wish it comes with lanyard.) I've used it to store & transfer pix from my digital camera, music files, word processing docs, etc. Very handy indeed. I think 512MB would be a better choice for me since I use this device frequently. I would recommend this product. 4.5 stars !!
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