Transcend, Lexar or Kingston for USB drive?

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Saw some branded 4gb USB sticks for £8 at Play.com
http://tinyurl.com/y9eqy45

Can't work out which one to get. Which of these is better?

Transcend JetFlash
Lexar JumpDrive
Kingston Data Traveler Mini Slim
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At that price (ie cheap) they'll all be the same tech. All three are
top brand names. So go for the one that looks either sturdiest or
nicest.

Cheers - Jaimie
 
Saw some branded 4gb USB sticks for £8 at Play.com
http://tinyurl.com/y9eqy45

Can't work out which one to get. Which of these is better?

Transcend JetFlash
Lexar JumpDrive
Kingston Data Traveler Mini Slim

Thanks.
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The Kingston one is *really* small, which may or may not be useful to you.

Chris
 
In <[email protected]>,
kony said:
... or just throw the cap away then you know exactly where
it went... seldom is a cap really needed, maybe if your
environment is subject to a lot of sand-storms.
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I like the sort where you can attach the cap to a keyring instead of the
main body. Most people (according to customer reviews) seem to think
that's a design flaw rather than an advantage, and there aren't many
models like that. But I've never known a cap to come off by accident,
and the advantage is you can plug it in without having a heavy bunch of
keys hanging off your USB socket or struggling to remove it from the
keyring.
 
Chris Whelan said:
That makes it an easy choice then; The Kingston doesn't have a cap.
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Mine does (but it's a plain Data Traveller, not the USB Slim.) To make
up for including the cap, Kingston left out the activity LED so I can't
tell what it is doing.
 
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