Transcend TS16GJFV10 JetFlash V10 USB 2.0 16GB Flash Drive
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Manufacturer: TRANSCEND
Model: TS16GJFV10
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: TRANSCEND
Label: TRANSCEND
Special Features: nv:Type^Flash Drive|Memory Size^16GB|Write Speed^USB 2.0|Security^Password Protection|Security^Compress Files
Features for Transcend TS16GJFV10 JetFlash V10 USB 2.0 16GB Flash Drive:
- Hi-Speed USB 2.0 specification
- Easy Plug and Play
- Lifetime Warranty
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Customer Reviews
Good Flash 
2008-12-02
I bought this flash drive for my husband. I already have the same flash drive for myself, and i like it. it does not fail, and have cool design without any caps that are always missing by me.
Trancend 16 GB Flash Drive Works Great. 2008-11-25
After purchasing the Trancend 16 GB Flash Drive, I reformatted it to NTSF. I use it to transport data from work to home and back. It holds enought data to do the job I needed. This thing could hold an entire public Library I believe. I Love It.
Ronnie Bee
Computer Network Operator for Local Goverment.
Fluke maybe? 
2008-10-21
This product only worked for about a week before it died on me. I was using it in my car as my head unit has a USB input slot. I had a 4gb thumb drive in there for about a year and it worked great. I'm not sure if I hit a fluke with this Transcend thumb drive. Or this just wasn't designed to be used in a car stereo. I just really wish I had keep box so I can return this. :(
Performs well at a good price 2008-09-14
Purchased this to get a bigger flash drive. I especially like the retractable USB port. Easy to use and way better than a detachable cap.
Worked great but not anymore 2008-09-07
I had a Sandisk 4gig and it worked awesome but needed more space so I got the Transcend and at first it worked like a charm. I even bragged about it to my co-workers about the size and speed but a couple days ago it kept saying it was a read only disk so I couldn't put anything on it or erase anything on it. I had the IT guy looked at it and he searched the web and any utilities but couldn't find nothing. He suggested I format it. I transfered whatever was on my flash drive and then tried to format it. Tried using Windows and another formatting program but it wouldn't do it. Went to Transcends web site and used their download programs to format it. Well it formatted it but when I stuck it in my laptop it wanted to format it since it was new and still wouldn't cause of the read only. Grrrr. Submitted a ticket on their site several days ago and still waiting. Drive works great when it's working but kinda getting frustrating
Worked Great 2008-09-03
JetFlash V10 is a tiny flash drive with stylish design and outstanding performance. The JetFlash V10's special capless design uses a sliding USB, which protects the connector from damage when not in use. Its classic design includes a hook and a neck strap for convenience and to prevent loss, making the device easier to remove from a USB port.
Transcend 16 MB Flash Drive 2008-08-24
I love it, Is an easy to access flash drive. I currently own two. In one, I keep my Videos & Music,and in the other, I keep all my important document files. To me, its more realible than my previous external drive
which my laptop failed to recognized as a driver.
Pretty fast but slightly flimsy 
2008-02-21
When my 4GB Ducati SanDisk Extreme USB flash drive started filling up on a regular basis, I knew it was time yet again for something bigger. Hard to believe 4GB isn't big enough! Back in the old days, I remember buying an external 1GB hard drive for a Sun workstation. It cost thousands and I thought "What will I ever do with one gigabyte of storage?". Oh well...
So I figured I'd jump right past 8GB and go for a 16GB USB flash drive. I use flash drives to transfer files, images and data for a website. I looked around but couldn't find a 16GB drive that was reasonably priced but fast - then I found this Transcend "JetFlash" V10 16GB and bought one even though I didn't know much about it, basically because it was the cheapest 16GB USB Flash drive I found from a known brand.
The case is made from a thin semi-transparent plastic, and the chrome bar around it is actually chrome plated plastic. It does feel cheap, has a hollow sound and feels a bit flimsy. I can squeeze it between my fingers and it flexes. I'm not happy about that, especially after using my very, very hefty Ducati SanDisk Extreme, but Transcend gives a lifetime warranty with the drive, so that's a good thing.
It has a slider to move the USB connector in and out, so you don't need a cap. The slider feels ok and it locks the tip in position, but I wonder also how long this will last. I'm guessing that anyone that needs a 16GB flash drive is a serious and frequent user, so you'd think they'd have spent a few more pennies and made the thing more robust.
I did some casual testing, copying a folder with 213MB of data back and forth to the Transcend and 2 other drives, the Ducati SanDisk and a 4GB Sony Micro Vault Tiny.
The Sony is the smallest USB flash drive I've ever seen; about the size of my thumbnail and only the same width as the USB port itself. This is an advantage, but it's always been very slow; I think they use a compression algorithm to fit the 4GB on such a tiny wafer, and that slows things down.
Copying the 213MB folder to the Sony took 2 min. 48 sec. Deleting it on the Sony took 32 seconds, and writing it back to the Dell D410 notebook took 21 seconds.
It took 24 seconds to write the folder to the Ducati SanDisk 4GB; 2 seconds to delete it and 16.8 seconds to copy it back to the Dell.
The Transcend actually did pretty well, considering the Ducati SanDisk drive is unusually fast (but way expensive). It took 47 seconds to write the same folder to the Transcend 16GB; 3.9 seconds to delete it and 17 seconds to copy it back to the Dell. Not bad at all!
Since the most important thing to me in a USB flash drive is speed (assuming some level of confidence that the files won't get corrupted), I'm pleased with the Transcend and it should have enough room for me for a while anyway. I wish it had a more robust build quality, but I guess I'll have to count on the warranty to help me out if something goes wrong.
