I've yet to have ANYTHING Lexar which lasts more than a year or so. TWO USB sticks failed on me, two SD micro cards have too. Good deal, but Lexar......

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Poor quality USB stick

I've yet to have ANYTHING Lexar which lasts more than a year or so. TWO USB sticks failed on me, two SD micro cards have too. Good deal, but Lexar......

Poor quality USB stick

Cheap and high speed so hot.

But I really hate when the only images are CG renders. I mean is the actual USB plug on this metal? Plastic?

If it's plastic like it looks like they're trying to represent then this is a broken usb stick waiting to happen.

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I only use Lexar. Never had a problem with them. Maybe you guys have just had some back luck with them ?

Reviews don't fill me with confidence

http://www.amazon.com/Lexar-JumpDrive-128GB-Flash-Drive/dp/B00S5V637A

has anyone actually tested the write speeds as I recently bought a 128gb Kingston DataTraveler SE9 G2 drive and it was terrible for write speed

I've had the lower capacity one of these and the build quality is horrible. Genuinely avoid these imho, no matter how attractive it might seem right now. It's useless having a 128GB USB stick if you can't even get your PC to read it. Sorry OP, but voting cold - avoid.

Voted hot purely due to the price, but is there any consensus on which USB sticks we SHOULD be looking at? I ask because whenever I see a USB stick deal, there are always comments saying they're slow, bad quality, etc. and this is even for the likes of SanDisk sticks getting 4.5 stars on Amazon.

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There a re lot of fakes out there, and not all are being sold as "too cheap to be true"; I have a fake 32GB Samsung that was sold at full price, but only had 7GB of usable space and died as soon as more than 7GB was written to it.

Always test with h2wtest.exe (a free program), before posting bad reviews of a product, what you have may be a fake, sold innocently or not.

I have a 64gb micro sd in my mobile by Lexar (13months) and it has had no problem with it.

Avoid this stick, Lexar make good sticks but this isn't one of them. Its lighting fast when it works but VERY unreliable

Don't know how they compare but their MyMemory own brand 128GB USB3 is on sale at their ebay store for £18.95

looks good to chuck on a keyring

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looks good to chuck on a keyring

Build quality is not good as mentioned elsewhere. Also, the sliding mechanism sometimes misses meaning the stick moves back into its cover when pushed into the USB port.

I know but some people were questioning the reliability of Lexar

They were questioning the reliability of Lexar's USB sticks. And they're right to, because they're cr*p. No offence but SD cards are irrelevant.

Fair enough. Sorry to have side tracked

I have this exact model. Quite flimsy on the build quality and wouldn't recommend for those who will frequently pull this in and out between devices. If you're using this to keep attached to a device on a more permanent basis, this USB stick is great. The read/write speeds are pretty decent and usually faster than the average USB flash drives you see advertised with USB 3.0.

And I'm sorry if that read as harsh, I didn't mean it to be but obviously you were trying to do a good thing. A good weekend to you and yours, sir/madam!

Heat added!

I have the 32Gb version for the past 2 years. Never had any problems. Not sure of this one though. Still heat added

I got this one last week. works great so far and has a metal connector

Lexar Professional JumpDrive S75 128GB USB 3.0 (150MB/s) Retractable Design Flash Drive Memory Stick - Black

Those JumpDrives with the metal connectors are the good ones. Not this model.

I''ve got about 6 Lexar USB sticks that have never failed me (oldest being about 6 years old now)

Build quality on these is very poor - the UBS plug is retractable for protection but the flimsy catch that keeps the connector locked in place isn't strong enough and the plug just goes inside the case as you try to plug it in. You have to hold it in place with a finger or thumb as you plug it in.

Can't fault the speed though - very fast write and read speeds and had the stick for several months using it most days with no reliability problems. Having said that, my Lexar 128GB micro SD card has just failed on me after 6 months - the card has switched to read only mode, can't write to it, can't format it but can still read the contents. Luckily Amazon sent me a replacement.

Been amused at "had ONE and it's fine" and even "don't handle too much" !!!! :confused:
Well you aren't supposed to handle them like an unexploded bomb but going by my own and others experiences..... Maybe you ARE