PNY - Duo-Link OTG 16GB USB 2.0/Micro USB Flash Drive - Black/Blue

I went to Best Buy to pick up a similar item from another manufacturer that was on sale for $19.99. However the sale ended and the price went back to $59.99, so I gave up. I was looking around the store and happened to find this one hanging in a different section so I had the price checked and it was only $9.99! Well I bought it and couldn't be happier. Had no problem loading all my music on it from my computer, but from my phone, it was a bit of a challenge. Plenty of space left on the device for more music. Works in my new vehicles usb port and I can even pause, rewind, fast forward etc with no issues....

It's small, Has a great price, Has USB and MICRO USB.The only thing I would of liked it to have is a cover of some kind to keep it safe

Super fuctional and use it all the time. Extreamly useful to go between phone and computer.

It connects beautifully to my phone and my mac. Transfers are solid and pretty quick. The downside is the micro-usb end is very fragile (bent mine) and I had to remove the otterbox from my phone to connect it. The standard usb side still works though. Last time I had it out though, the electronics part came out of the plastic casing. So the swivel part is separated now and the electronics are exposed. Which means it can get damaged more easily. However the electronics are still intact and it still works. Had to get an adapter cable to make it work with my phone since the micro end broke (kinda defeats its purpose though) Overall a decent product but I don't think I'll buy it again.

I use custom ROMs on my Nexus 5 and this OTG flash drive allows me to quickly transfer my backups to my PC. This frees up valuable space on the phone. I also store family videos on it to play anywhere. If I were to buy another OTG adapter it would be one that reads micro SD cards instead of onboard flash. Doing so would allow me to quickly transfer pictures to my phone taken with my cameras.

I connected it to my Note II and it immediately recognized it and opened it up for access. It's a little annoying that the cover only covers one connector at a time, but it is really cool that it moves the unused end inside the casing as you move the external cover!

The device works as promised, and is a fairly high capacity flash drive with MicroUSB and USB-A plug. The MicroUSB plug allows it to be plugged into a standard Android tablet or phone (or something more exotic, like the OTA ports of, say, an Android Stick). However, there is one fatal flaw. Not every device natively allows you to access a flash drive via the MicroUSB plug. Nexus 7s require a third party software to access it. Nexus 4s, as far as I can tell, do not support it at all. However, as a flash drive, it's a pretty good one. If you can snag it for cheap, I recommend it.

I purchased for my son to take to college with him. He has had no issues with saving like he had with his previous flash drive