Customer Reviews

SanDisk SDCZ4-128-A10 128 MB Cruzer Micro (Retail Package)

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This is my first flash drive and I am very impressed with this device. I'm currently a college student and use the flash drive for my computer programming class. I'm working on a semester-long project at home and school so it's very important that I have a reliable device.

Firstly the Micro is a very durable piece of equipment. Despite several drops and bumps I've had no problems at all. It's rubberized coating seems to help with this as well. It's size is fairly small so there is no problem carrying it with you and it can be hooked to a keyring or the included neck strap.

The file transfer speed is very fast. Larger files may take several seconds but smaller file transfer is almost instantaneous. The 128 MB size is fine for my purposes right now, but with price drops I will probably go for the 256 or 512 version on my next purchase.

The Micro has a bright blue LED light that is on constantly and flickers when the drive is in use. This light is very helpful in reminding me to stop the device before removing it. There are two different caps included and unlike other reviewers, I've never had a problem with them popping off.

Overall I'm very happy with this flash drive and will look to SanDisk again when I need another one.

I got my Cruzer Micro in Sept. of 2004. It worked beautifully until 6 months later, then half of my files became corrupted on the disk. I did some research on this and found out that it has also happenend with other 128mb cruzer micro flash drives. I have also read that San Disk will charge you a $40 fee for a program that is supposely supposed to reformat the drive. This is going into the garbage and I am sticking with a new brand.

I bought this 128MB flash drive a month ago because of its low price and because I don't need something as big as 256MB. So far this SanDisk 128MB Cruzer Micro has done the job. It's really fast with USB 2.0 and works just fine with USB 1.1. I've also used it with both WinXP and Mac OS X. I have had no problems.