Product Description

The world's lightest, thinnest and only water-resistant USB flash drive. The Super Stick is convenient enough for consumers to carry anywhere, and its trendy design makes it a great mobile phone strap accessory, necklace or keychain. It can even be stored in a wallet. The Super Stick is so small that it measures and weights about the size of a paper clip. It works with USB 2.0, allowing for the high-speed transfer of documents and data in your day-to-day work. The Super Stick is made to last using a patented packaging technology that is stronger than plastic or aluminum casing. In fact there is no casing; it is built directly into the sealed substrate making it resistant to water, heat and shock, virtually indestructible. Plus no snap-on cap is needed. Hate those bulky flash drives that end up losing or forgetting. Finally an USB flash drive that you can hold onto with no hassle. Revolutionary size and an amazing price make the Super Stick the ultimate buy for a USB flash drive.

Product Details

• Brand: Kingmax
• Model: Super Stick
• Dimensions: .10" h x .50" w x 1.30" l, .13 pounds

Features

• The world's smallest, lightest, thinnest USB flash drive
• 1GB storage capacity with security function support
• Durable, water-resistant & crush-resistant
• Plug-N-Play compatible with PC and Mac
• High-speed USB 2.0 compliant

Customer Reviews

Amazing size. Reasonably fast.
I'm not sure if the title of "world's tiniest" still holds with Sony's MicroVault Tiny being introduced, but it sure is small! In fact, it's so wafer-thin, I keep mine in my wallet (no problems, yet!). Most USB drives I've had are too wide to fit next to other USB devices I have plugged in. This is not a problem with this device, as it is just as wide as a USB port! Copies and reads are reasonably fast, but not a speed demon. And the price of $25 for 1GB makes it a great deal.

I only wish I had a 2GB model!

Nice, small, but EXTREMELY fragile.
I own the 2GB version of this drive. It is tiny, but still fits nicely into a USB port, but I have noticed a serious problem. The flash stick itself is actually smaller than the casing it is in (you can see it on the bottom). I have been very careful with how I store my super stick and careful in inserting and removing it from USB ports. Regardless, the plastic shell around the memory stick is breaking across the width at the top, and the bottom corners of the plastic shell (that go into a USB port) have started snapping off in little chunks.

Awesome value
I have owned my Kingmax 1 GB flash drive for over six months now, and I still love it. Reading some other people's reviews, it seems that lack of durability is an issue for some. I keep mine in my wallet, where it won't get hurt; I figure that my wallet will always be on or close to me, and if it's not...well, then I have more important things to worry about than a missing flash drive. I have experienced no technical issues with it. It does get a little warm during use, but I figured that was normal. One refreshing difference I noticed between my Kingmax flash drive and my Memorex and Sony ones is that the Kingmax did not come preloaded with lots of annoying software.

All in all, well worth the purchase price and then some. Highly recommend.