PKparis 200303 K'3 - The World's Smallest 32 GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive for Smartphones - Grey/silver

It was harder to get into the packaging than with most other sticks I’ve bought, but you could argue this is a positive in avoiding damage in transit or the pack opening of its own accord.It feels extremely sturdy and looks as if it could take a few knocks without breaking I really liked the carabiner-style clip at the end of the stick, which means it could fit easily on a set of keys etc. However you might want to think about this, as the end doesn't have a guard or cover as you often get with other USB sticks, which increases the risk of dirt and grit getting in.There’s not much to say about functionality; it works like any other, and the only real differentiator would be how long it carries on working. USB sticks tend to last a long time anyhow if you look after them.This is the sort of item I would be happy to buy, purely because of its durability. Its price is in the mid range for a 16 gb stick, so that’s acceptable.

The main selling point to this flash drive is its small size. However, whereas the main body is slim, the key ring part, which is not detachable, is wide, making it, in fact, the largest size USB drive I have seen. It actually blocks an adjacent USB port with its width. This rather defeats the object of it.To give it its due, the drive is fast, being USB 3.0. However, you can get a 16Gb drive for much less and in fact, for the price, you can easily pick up a 64Gb one.