I've and never faced an issue with it and I highly recommend this Pendrive to everyone is not great it is of class 10 but the file transfer speed is not that impressive and the sliding mechanism becomes somewhat difficult to open when the pendrive becomes old but file can be transferred without any hustlePros:> Best USB 3.0 device in the price range available> can store files long time (this is an advantage because most storage devices fails after storing information for a long time, though it may also depend on surroundings and quality of PendriveCons:> slider fails after usage of 6 or 8 months> storage space is only 29.5gb not of 32gb ( this is common in all pendrive, the actual storage size decreases like in 2gb pendrive we can only share 1.7gb)My opinion:I highly recommend this product though you should probably select one that is a right fit for youand do check out some alternativesI hope that this review is helpful :)SUGGESTION:If you are shopping products worth 500 or more then load your amount through your preferred payment(Debit/Credit/Net-banking) into your Amazon pay account and save up-to 15% cash backthis offer is provided by Amazon I am just here to save a buck for you

I am totally disappointed hardly one month old scandisk Pendrive USB 3 not working. I am trying for warranty claim and it's marathon process Amazon simply push this ball to concerned company. That company never picked up our calls. My attempts is going on. I made plea to Amazon that you have to take the responsibility. Because I like customers totally believe on you only.

Very good product. It is written that made in Malaysia. I am using this pendrive for around an year. The performance is superb.I compared with my friends pendrive ( sony, transcend, Toshiba, also with sandisk usb 3.0 usb and otg supporting pendrive), the performance is superb.I get an average speed of 27 to 35 while using it in usb 2.0In usb 3.0 the performance is little bit more. Around 40 to 70 as an average speed. But it doesn't hit more than 75. As the speed is based on the file type, OS, hardware etc. the speed may vary for users but I'm fully satisfied with the performance.

Seriously, its a awesome pendrive in such a low and Unbelievable price ,just in 975 ? , bought WS Retail. (My friends were wondering .. LOL.) Now come to performance : For USB 2 Supported ports Read-30-35 MBPS Write-20-30 MBPS ( was not going below then 19 MBPS) For USB 3 Supported Ports Read-50-60 MBPS Write-30-37(the peak i saw) MBPS Copied 11 Gigs of data in just 4 mins 30 secs

Should you buy this? Well, considering how closely its priced to other 32 GB pen drives, the decision is a no-brainer. While it isnt a scorcher like the SanDisk Extreme pen drive (you can find my review on Flipkart), it definitely has enough grunt to actually make it worth the very small premium. Don't have a USB 3.0 port? Well it's still worth it. You are still guaranteed a certain level of performance. Build quality is good. The pen drive is fairly small and light. The housing is plastic with a sliding USB connector at one end and a gap at the other to attach a lanyard. The sliding mechanism feels good and has a locking mechanism. The USB connector is coloured blue to indicate USB 3.0 compatibility. The plastic housing has a matte finish on the sides and bottom and feels quite durable. The feel however does not come close to the awesome soft-touch feel of the SanDisk extreme. The top of the housing is glossy plastic to accentuate the SanDisk logo and add a bit of shine to the overall look. Performance summary: - Amazing read speeds for few large files. You want a USB 3.0 port to take advantage of the read speeds. - Pretty good performance for many smaller files. Better than most in this price range. - Write speeds for few large files is pretty average. Was expecting more here. You won't lose much with a USB 2.0 port here. Benchmarks: CrystalDiskMark 3.0.2 x64 - Test - Read Speed - Write Speed - Seq. - 142.9 MB/s - 28.32 MB/s - 512K - 114.3 MB/s - 0.454 MB/s - 4K - 5.074 MB/s - 2.005 MB/s - 4K QD32 - 4.126 MB/s - 1.717 MB/s Disappointing sequential write speeds. The 4K transfer speeds are pretty good though. Note sure what is up with the 512K random write speeds. Some controller inefficiency maybe? Single file copy; 3758 MB file on a RAM disk. - Read - 29.4 seconds - 127.82 MB/s - Write - 112.5 seconds - 33.40 MB/s Read speed were very consistent peaking to about 130 MB/s. Write speed started very slowly before settling in. The speeds fluctuated between 27 MB/s and 40 MB/s in a very regular pattern (graph looked like a sine wave :D). Peak speeds of 47 MB/s were observed. Multiple file copy; 1196 files over 8 folders totalling to 3825 MB on a RAM disk. The files consist of some ~5 MB photos taken on DSLR and some 1~2 MB photos taken on a phone. - Read - 44.75 seconds - 85.47 MB/s - Write - 139.56 seconds - 27.40 MB/s Read speeds were again very good, with very little fluctuation. Write speeds were strictly average. Nothing worth mentioning here. Configuration: ASRock Z87M Extreme4 Core i5 4670K 2 x 4GB 1600 Mhz DDR3 RAM Windows 8 64-bit Dataram RAMDisk The motherboard software comes with a tool called XFastUSB which can increase the transfer speed for smaller file sizes. All tests were run with XFastUSB disabled.