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Editorial Review:
INFD2GBCOU: Integral Courier 2GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive with a read write speed of up to 12 and 3 MB per sec respectively is a fast and easy way of moving data between computers in style. USB 2.0 high speed specification. LED read/write light. Stylish translucent blue. Lightweight and compact design. PC and Mac compatible.
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0
poor service My one just does not work at first I thought it was my poor computer skills and laid it aside. however my computer knowledgeable friends tell me it is dead. As this product is still under warranty (2 years)I contacted Amazon who gave me an email contact address for MMUK. I have emailed them on several occasions requesting they replace or refund but they have totally ignored my emails. Beware dodgy product, poor customer service, go elsewhere.
Quick Reviews! The Integral 2GB Courier USB 2.0 Flash Drive, at the moment £4.94 plus about £1.50 postage, is a good choice if you are looking for a cheap, releiable, easy to use USB stick. It is a stylish blue colour, it does not feel like it would break if a fly landed on it, and it is compatible with PC and Mac, as well as different versions of Windows. No problems with speed or ease of transfer- both of these are good. There is a fancy LED to tell you when the stick is doing its business, and you can... more info
Sorted.... Great little device that looks fine and works very well. I have had no compatibility issues at all and regularly move my files between Windows Vista and Windows XP machines. When files are copying the internal blue LED flashes so you can easily spot when the file transfer is complete. Transfer rate seems fine though I'm not geeky enough to measure it! Protective lid and two loops for key-ring attachment complete the practical ensemble. Good value item, though check delivery charges when ordering... more info
Waste of money The device has too many conflict problems if used on a windows machine and although my Linux machine recognised it straight away I still cannot recommend buying one.
