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AMP 16GB Wink micro pico USB Flash Drive Review

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delivered in the mail in a few days, before expected delivery date, which is always nice. comes in padded package in a small box that also was padded. includes a keyring and mini-lanyard. read and write times are pretty average, not great, but not bad either. i haven’t tested the water-proof-ness, not sure if i will intentionally, although it looks like it would be fine. the only thing is the finish on top doesnt play nice with hard things such as keys and putting it in the usb port itself. some light scratching. but this is very, very minor. overall i love this thing, they really are tiny, and feel very solid. oh and one more thing, it reads out to like 15 gigs empty, not 16.

AMP 16GB Wink micro pico USB Flash Drive Feature

16GB Wink USB Flash Drive
Ultra-Small: 1.2 x 0.5 x 0.1 inches (30 x 12 x 2.5 mm); weighs 1/20 oz
Waterproof; Shock resistant
Keychain and Keyring included
Supports Windows 7, Vista, XP, OS X, Linux

AMP 16GB Wink micro pico USB Flash Drive Overview

If you want the tiniest pico USB drive on the planet look no further than the Wink drive. It measures just over an inch long, and at 0.1 inches thick it’s wafer thin. Although its size is small, its storage capacity is not. The Wink drive is available in 2GB, 4GB, 8GB and 16GB capacities. The 16GB model holds up to 5,000 MP3 songs. The Wink drive is designed to take a beating. The delicate electronics are encapsulated in a waterproof COB unit, which is in turn protected by a high-impact polymer case. The outer case features an eye hole for an included keychain and an embossed wink face.

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Good stuff – David G. Lieby – Santa Cruz, CA USA
I bought this to carry Linux around in my pocket so I could use it where ever I am. It is the right size and I like it.

Great product, great service – Samuel W. Cockrell – Knoxville, TN USA
Recieved flash drive in perfect working condition. Few weeks later accidentally killed it through formatting errors, returned it, and recieved new one within a week.

Device failed after only 5 weeks – Terence Spielman – Austin, TX USA
On paper, this device is wonderful: Incredibly small, no moving parts, easily added to a keychain.
This device worked fine for several weeks, but then started to significantly fail.

After MOVING (not copying, but MOVING) data to the device, the device started failing in multiple ways.
-Windows XP kept complaining that the device was write protected, on a read operation!
-Several directories were visibly corrupted.
-Many data files could not be copied off the device.
-Access to several directories on the device hung Explorer.

At this point, I have some critical files that are likely lost forever. If the device failed during the write and notified the OS, I could have prevented the data loss. Instead, the device catastrophically failed after only five weeks. I also don’t even have the option to reformat the device for additional use, as Windows XP believes the device is write-protected.

I have an email into the manufacturer to seek support, but their web site is very minimal, and calling their number immediately goes to voicemail. If I get a reasonable response to my support request, I will update this review. Otherwise, I highly advise you stay away from this product (and perhaps anything from Active Media Products).

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