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The 16GB Store ‘n’ Go USB Flash Drive from Verbatim comes in a pack of two in blue and green, both having a USB 2.0 interface for a theoretical maximum data transfer rate of 480 Mb/s. Easily store and transfer files with these compact, portable devices, each of which has 16GB data storage capacity. A retractable USB connector means there’s no cap to worry about losing. Windows users can take advantage of downloadable password protection software to safeguard sensitive data.
| Weight | 0.08 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 7.1 × 4.8 × 0.45 in |
| Storage Capacity | 16 GB |
| Interface | USB 2.0 (480 Mb/s) |
| Operating Temperature | 32 to 104°F / 0 to 40°C |
8 reviews for Verbatim 16GB Store ‘n’ Go USB Flash Drive (2-Pack)
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Joaquin Langworth (verified owner) –
I just needed a bunch of decent flash drives and these fit my needs perfectly.
Rocio Simonis (verified owner) –
Best value in 32GB USB Flash Drives also reliable so far
Juliana Osinski (verified owner) –
Functionally speaking, there’s nothing really extraordinary about these flash drives. They work as expected for USB 2.0 drives. They’re a pretty good value for the price, though. What I do like is the sliding case, which eliminates the problem of the little caps disappearing. I wish the lanyard hole were a little bigger so I could put a key ring through it; but hey, life isn’t perfect — at least not in this world. I mainly use these drives for operating system installation images. Many motherboards won’t boot from a USB 3.x port, making flash drives higher than USB 2.0 a waste of money. In addition, installation images are almost never more than 12GB at most (and usually are much smaller), so these drives are a good size for that mission. My other mission for these drives is as recovery media to boot sickly machines into a recovery environment from which they can be restored from backup. That also has to be done from a USB 1 or 2 port; so again, USB 3.0 flash drives would be a waste of money for that mission.
Sibyl Bartell (verified owner) –
compact and easy to use with good picture storage
Taya Walsh (verified owner) –
reliable
Milan Hills (verified owner) –
Good price on brand name Flash Drives and very good service from my go-to place, B & H
Abraham Haley (verified owner) –
Bought a 4 pack and on first files loaded to each of the 4 drives, one drive refused to reopen to show contents. After numerous tries in multiple USB slots – it’s toast and gone. The 3 flash drives, though USB 2.0 worked well and have a good protective slide closure but they leave me worrying when they too may not open. I would not recommend these drives
Curt Hahn (verified owner) –
Even though there are many higher capacity USB drives available, my Subaru will only support USB 2.0 drives for use in the audio system ports. And this in a 2021 vehicle! It also supports FAT32 but not exFAT. I wanted several drives that I could use in this system and these are super affordable. I bought two packs of three drives.