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HomeMemory CardsCenton 16 GB DataStick Pro USB 2.0 Flash Drive DSP16GB-009 |
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48 of 49 found the following review helpful:
 Drive Failed Jan 04, 2011
By richardt
I ordered this product and transfered about 16 GB of data to it. I used it for awhile; but after about a month, it failed to be recognized as a known USB device. I couldn't even format it. It simply couldn't be recognized as a flash drive. Needless to say, all the new data I stored on it during the month I used it was lost.
40 of 41 found the following review helpful:
No good! Dec 31, 2010
By G. Rene
"Frontman"
I have the same problem...I got it to use with my JVC car stereo but after a few minutes it seems to lock up. I did a full format and tried again but same thing happens. Useless...
50 of 54 found the following review helpful:
Waste of time and money Jul 22, 2009
By A. Joy
This product simply does not work. I can transfer about 6 gigs of data and then I get a drive error (EVERY TIME). Reformatting does not correct the problems. And you can forget about help from customer service from Centon. After checking the internet reviews elsewhere, this appears to be the norm for this product. I am greatly disappointed.
13 of 15 found the following review helpful:
For half the price it works half the time May 08, 2008
By K. A. DEJESUS
I bought this because it was a great price for the amount of drive space. I loaded it with, among other things, financial files such as Quicken backup files and a spreadsheet of credit card payments. It worked fine for a few weeks. Then last week in the middle of reconciling my Quicken file I got an error message that the drive could not be read. It took several minutes to recover the info. Today it happened again with a spreadsheet. If you want to save a few bucks in the short term, buy one of these. But it looks like I'll be shopping for another flash drive.
10 of 11 found the following review helpful:
Substandard Jun 22, 2011
By FakePurseNinja
I bought the 32 GB Centon Datastick a few months ago. After a week of use, I had to purchase a different USB drive. The Centon data stick destroyed several files and folders of school work I copied over, and consistently lost data. And that's after less than a week of use. Out of curiosity, about a month ago, I tried to copy a few megs worth of data. The files were, of course, hopelessly corrupt.
I've never seen such an unreliable, failure prone piece of computer equipment. Please do not use this USB drive to try to transfer any important data, as the data will be destroyed. I have no idea why a company would release such a shoddy item onto the market place.
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