Portly Schönling

Right away:
The (low) price you pay more for housing, less for the content.
The speed of the really nice bar is actually not up to date - even for non-USB2.
I can confirm the previous measurements: The read speed is okay, but the data torment theoretically with laborious ~ 4.2 MByte / sec to the stick, in real life it means something practical: an MP3 collection of 10GB for example is in ~ 56min with approximately 3.6 MB / s written to the stick and copied to s ~ 11min with just under 17 MB / from there. What with small 2GB sticks may not yet really stands out at 16GB Boliden is already a real challenge.

The stick is therefore suitable probably less for users who want to transport several large amounts of data over and over again but more for rather static applications (I need him as a boot drive for different operating systems, which is created once and then changed only in a small scale over time ).

The 4 points I forgive still like (in terms of speed, it would not 2!),
because I knew that from the very beginning and I have taken it for the limited purpose approvingly accepted.
The design itself I find perfectly - small enough to be pleasant applicable be large enough to be found: p
I hope that by the sedate art increased long-term stability (the 32GB version comes with 5 years warranty offered). The housing is wonderfully robust, it may also be the innards.
(See the comparison with the "hitzkopfigen" brother Extrememory UFD Xtasy 32GB flash drive USB 2.0)

I reserve the right to adjust this review, the stick should not meet these requirements.