RAOYI 128GB USB C Flash Drive, 2 in 1 USB 3.0 Type C Dual OTG Metal Thumb Drive Jump Drive Memory Stick with Keychain Suitable for USB-C Smartphones, MacBook, Computers and Tablets (Silver)

I bought it for school but my brother in law “borrowed” it and is using for some game download thing😂. He really likes it and finds it really convenient.

Good

i was able to upload easily my documents.

Works good, but if you have a thick/military case on your phone.. you'll have to take it off everytime you use it. Otherwise, it won't fit. It's more designed for devices WITHOUT cases.

the Dual connector is a great way to be able to plug this into a computer USB or a phone USBC. It has great storage capabilities.

These are faulty USB drives. They produce errors when trying to write large structured data. I bought a two pack. Tried each drive 10 times and had the same failure on each - every time. Yes I can create folders and copy pictures to them fine but to write to them with any heavy data flow or structure, they fail repeatedly. I'd return them but i threw away the packaging when I opened them and it was garbage day - because, well, USB drives are just supposed to work, right? I'll be tossing these because I cant't trust them with anything important.For you geeks, I attached a screenshot of the exact error message from one of the drives that shows an integrity check after installation of a MacOS installer. Partition table passed, the EUFI partition passed, and disk headers passed. However, the "shared support.dmg" which contains the OS installation files failed the checksum. Each drive had a different package that failed because it likely has faults in different areas. This same install suceeds on multiple other flash drives I own.What this means is the drives are faulty.

easy to setup and good price value for mone

These are really affordable and a great deal. I am always out of storage on my phone and I'm old school and like my stuff on a flash drive, not in some cloud I can't even get to pull up. Bad side of these so far is after a couple minutes of use, and LOTS of pictures and videos added, it decides to tell me there is nothing on this device. I pretty much had a panic attack. I figured it out though. You have to unmount the device (sometimes it will immediately mount itself back) so I wait a few seconds and let it mount back and then unmount it again and that seems to work okay. Once you have removed it completely, you can plug it back in and most of the time it will pull everything back up. I do however have one that doesn't work at all anymore and the other I have not used yet. It's pretty disappointing if you rely on it to keep your memories safe. Overall, they are pretty good. Just don't put anything on it you REALLY care about like I did, and you will be good.

Just what I needed

I found only 126 GB not 128 Gb