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ThumbDrive Reviews

ThumbDrive Reviews

See what people are saying about ThumbDrives.

"I can easily say that the ThumbDrive is the best portable storage solution to date, there is just no easier way to store and transfer files quickly. It is perfect for storing your important presentations for the next day, or even just taking the latest game patch to your friend's house."
Gerald Bortis
VN Roundup
Aug 5 2002

"It's rare that a new product needs so little explanation. The potential applications here are obvious, and it doesn't take much imagination to figure out how these devices can make your life a lot easier."
Charles Bermant
Seattle Times
July 20 2002

"Some of the best features of this drive is the ability to use this on pretty much any USB enabled computer."
Gideon Tech
Jul 22 2002

"I feel this device is geared more toward users on the go and mainly laptop users. Something small, light, easy to carry and a breeze to use would be extremely beneficial for the laptop crowd. Although, who DOESN'T want a ThumbDrive?? They're neat!"
Brad Tippett
3D Xtreme
July 2002

"I have never been able to transfer these amounts of data so quickly and easily. With the Plug & Play USB interface it makes it so easy to transfer data from one computer to another without having to lug any large piece of hardware around."
Paul Machado
Hardware Pub
Jun 5 2002

"We tested TrekStor's ThumbDrive Smart, which we found standing out in a crowded field as an example in regards to packaging, completeness, simplicity - and convenience."
Gadget Central
Jun 1 2002

"Portable storage has never been easier. The drive is exceedingly lightweight and portable. True plug and play compatibility with most operating systems makes file swapping a painless process. The write-protection tab safeguards your files from accidental deletion."
ModTheBox
May 27 2002

"ThumbDrive works perfectly both on PCs (Win98 and up) and Macs (OS 8.6 and up), thus becoming an easy and effective bridge between your workstations. Its reduced size make it handy, and fit for any situation. Read/write speed is more than acceptable, especially when compared to other models or to floppy performance. Activating is a breeze: just uncap it and plug it in a USB port, and its use is no different from a normal floppy."
Alessandro Cancian
Tandem News
Apr 7 2002

"I would have never imagined transporting data from one computer to another would be done so easily. The product doesn't come around cheap but that shouldn't stop you from getting one when you see all its features. This is one of those "must have" products if you transport a lot of data in your career."
Raymond Gonzalez
Exclusive PC
Apr 1 2002

"Now, however, there's a new gadget for moving big files around. It doesn't require a disk drive at all, or any other hardware besides a USB port, which is ubiquitous in modern PCs. It doesn't need an Internet connection, or special software -- not even the "drivers" most other devices need. It works interchangeably on Windows PCs and on Apple Macintosh models. It fits in a pocket, can be reused again and again, and is practically indestructible, yet light as a feather."
Walter S. Mossberg
Wall Street Journal
Feb 21 2002

"The ThumbDrive is the smallest USB flash drive we've seen, smaller even than most people's thumbs. It has a tiny switch at the end that locks the drive from writing."
Macworld
Dec 2001

"ThumbDrive takes the prize for smallest"
Computerworld
Oct 15 2001

"While these USB memory devices may seem like a techie's toy, they become invaluable when you need to move larges files from one computer to another, or just need to keep important documents with you all the time."
Law.com
Nov 7 2001

"In any case, the ThumbDrive Secure is the smartest choice for those concerned about mobile data falling into enemy hands."
Smarting Computing
Oct 2001

"For data that's too sensitive to risk putting on a disk, the TREK ThumbDrive Touch offers biometric protection."
CommVerge
Dec 01 2001