128GB Store ‘n’ Go Dual OTG USB 3.2 Gen 1 Flash Drive for USB-C Devices – 2 in 1 Type C Thumb Drive

This flash drive is exactly what I needed. The small, compact size makes it perfect for travel, and it barely takes up any space. I especially like using it in my car where I needed extra USB storage—it fits easily and doesn’t stick out or get in the way. The dual USB-C design is super convenient, and it works smoothly without any issues. It feels reliable, fast, and well made despite its tiny size. Overall, a great little drive that’s practical, portable, and does exactly what it’s supposed to do. Highly recommend!

Great USB and the smallest I’ve ever seen but dies the job and comes with a connector too or cover rather

Not sure why everyone is complaining about phone problems and cap issues, but out of the box it worked in my Galaxy 24 Ultra just fine. The Sandisk I got holds twice the max at 256GB instead of 128GB. Its a but smaller the an the Sandisk which keeps it from getting bumped in my phone, but it barely fits with the case on. It only functions flipped in one direction (a big problem with many USB C plugs so keep that in mind.) The plastic of the USB A is flimsy, but so is the Sandisks. Not sure if it would matter if it broke, but not a good thing. Also, the cap works on both ends, so idk why people are vomplaining they don't have a cap for the USB C. I happily put it on that side (as its more fragile) and leave the USB A side open (never had one get gummed up or break). So I think its decent for the price all in all. For how small it is too it would work well for a throwaway drive if you needed it. No one would find it if it was ditched. But that also means you'll have problems finding it too. Imo get the Sandisk. Its better at pulling out of ports and it is 4 times faster than this little guy. 1450 pictures I transferred and the Sandisk moved them in 5 seconds. This thing took 20.

Bought this for a Mercedes factory dash camera. Originally, I thought it worked, but then I found it missed recording a session. I then reformatted on my PC and put it back in the car. Since then, it hasn’t missed a beat. Nevertheless, I bought a different Samsung usb type c stick because I didn’t want to take any chances missing a recording session. I like the fact that it’s affordable and really small. It also supports both type an and type C plugs.

I bought this because my new 2024 Toyota only came with USB C ports for media and charging. I had a lot of music on a USB A for my 2020 Toyota that now would only work with an adapter. It did work, but I didn't like how far it stuck out, so I bought this one because it was tiny and had a USB A end I could use to load music on it from my computer and then play it in the car using the USB C end. I was disappointed when my car wouldn't read this USB flash drive. So I went on the Toyota forum for answers and read my cars media manual. The car can only use a USB 2.0 32GB max. This USB is a USB 3.2 Gen 1 so the car won't read it. So I've gone back to my old USB A with an adapter to listen to my music in the car. I think this was a poor plan by Toyota since finding USBs of any kind in 32GB or less is not easy anymore. As to this dual drive it's self. I like how small it is and the music I loaded on it plays fine on my computer. At 16GB I can get a lot of music on it. My one complaint is that there isn't a cover for both ends, which is why I only gave it 4 stars for Duribility. Hey Verbatim, the cover is only a cheap little piece of plastic, couldn't you put one on both ends?

took a couple of extra days to deliver but this little flash drive works like a charm. Having a new car my usb flash drive A didn't fit my car's Flash drive C port. This device was perfect, I down loaded my music to this flash drive C and it worked great.

This drive didn't even last 1 month. I bought this to use as a mobile music drive when I travel. I installed my music on it and put it in my backpack until our trip. Approximately 1 month out. When I got to our destination the rental car would not recognize it. I reformatted it and tried again, but it still wouldn't recognize it. Every time i plugged it into a computer it said there were errors. (and yes, it was formatted correctly for the cars I rented) I finally waited until I got home and reformatted once more. This time, as the music was installing, the drive completely failed and my computer will no longer recognize it at all. It crashed totally. Of course, the return window closed while I was on my trip. This is the second Verbatim flash drive that I have had major issues with. I will no longer buy any Verbatim products. I wish I could give this zero Stars!

No issue on the USB. I use on my car's USB audio system which works well.

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The Verbatim 128GB Store ‘n’ Go Dual OTG USB drive has been really convenient for moving files between my phone, laptop, and work computer. The USB-C and USB-A combo makes it super flexible—no adapters needed, just plug and go. Transfer speeds are solid for everyday use. It handled photos, videos, and documents quickly without lag. The build feels sturdy enough for daily carry, and it’s small enough to keep on a keychain without being bulky. The only thing to keep in mind is that the sliding mechanism feels a bit light, so I try not to toss it around loosely. But function-wise, it works exactly as advertised. Great little drive to have if you like simple, reliable storage that works across different devices.

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Excellent buy but cost shoul now come down expensive

This is the first time that I get a storage device with multiple plugs, both sides work perfectly and all my music and my movies do not glitch at all, it’s exactly as described and I’m very happy with it