Integral 128GB USB Memory 3.2 Gen 1 Flash Drive Fusion Metal Casing up to 110MB/s

This is an excellent little flash drive. The dual USB-A and USB-C design makes it really handy — I can use it with my laptop, desktop, and phone without needing any adapters. Transfer speeds are fast and consistent, and it was recognised instantly on every device I tried. The metal casing feels strong and well-made, not cheap plastic. It’s small enough to keep on a keyring, but solid enough to last. A great value, reliable drive that does exactly what it should — quick, easy, and no fuss.

This is truly a wonderful item. Superb engineering, lovely to hold and use with the brushed metal surface. Highly recommended for key-ring storage which works in my Macbook, tablet and my phone. No installation, formatting or additional 'apps' to download. Only disappointment is that 128GB was the largest I could buy. I purchased another similar and larger capacity product without checking the size, and was massive. If the manufacturer could squeeze 256GB in to the same item. I would but several!

This is a very small drive, small enough to leave in your laptop if you wish and won't add much bulk to your keyring. Its seamless all metal casing makes it solid in feel and I have every expectation of it being very durable. The benchmarked read speed when connected via USB 3 is very impressive at ~150MB/s while the write is rather slower at only ~10MB/s, in both cases the access time is 0.6ms. The slower write is to be expected unless you pay a premium for a bulkier drive explicitly designed for faster writes (Sandisk Extreme 3.0 for eg). When using USB 2.0 the device will write at the same speed and read at just under 40MB/s (the limit for USB2). I have two of these drives, one for every day keyring storage and the other has Linux Mint installed on it, allowing me to boot any PC from USB and have my personal operating system with me - the high read speed is great for this, it boots faster than from the hard drive in my laptop but large software updates which write to the disk can be a little slow. I've attached a picture of the benchmark results for your information.

Very handy bit of kit. Small and unobtrusive to carry on key ring. No issues at all using it with iPhone 15 pro or 17 pro. Would have happily bought another couple but they’re never in stock.

No complaints. This is solid flash drive. Very well built. Solid metal casing has seen a lot of drops and it still working just fine making this very durable. This thing is tiny and very easy to live with and carry around in my pocket or on a key chain. I've no connectivity issues with drive in any of devices, whether its tablet, phone, pc, mp3 players etc.

I normally but Sandisk SD Cards and Memory Sticks as I have always found them very reliable and well constructed. However I decided instead to buy the Integral version of the 360 Dual USB stick. Unfortunately it is not as well constructed as the Sandisk design and the pin that the out sleeve pivots on has broken after roughly 6 weeks. I wouldn't mind if I had used it dozens of times but at the most I had pivoted the outer sleeve around 20 times when it became very loose. It has now completely detached from the body of the memory stick so it cant protect the ports anymore . This has also made the drive really hard to remove from my laptop once its plugged in as the body alone is quite small and hard to grip and pull out. I shall now go and buy a Sandisk one as the three I bought around a year ago and that I have used time after time are all still in one piece.

Got this to use in a 2024 Polo and it's great and discreet when plugged in. Holds loads of music, being double ended it's great to plug the larger end into the PC and the USB C end into the car. Really small so looks good. Feels solid and brushed stainless steel looks nice. Works really well, no need to format or anything.

I bought this drive as a low-profile solution for media storage and occasional file transfers, particularly for leaving plugged into a laptop or car system without protruding. The metal casing feels solid and well finished, with a reassuring heft despite its very small footprint. On first use it was immediately recognised on both Windows and macOS with no formatting required, and the keyring hole is genuinely practical rather than decorative. For carrying music, documents, or TV recordings, the 64GB capacity is sensible and well matched to the form factor. In sustained use, performance is clearly prioritised towards reads rather than writes. Read speeds are adequate for playback and quick access, but write speeds are slow enough to be noticeable when copying large folders. Heat buildup is moderate but present during longer transfers, which discourages heavy write workloads. Reliability has been acceptable so far, though the conservative write performance limits its usefulness beyond light-duty tasks. It works best as a leave-in or playback-focused drive rather than an active working disk, which is a reasonable compromise at this price point.