I finally decided to upgrade my flash drive. I’ve been carrying around the same 128MB lanyard flash drive since, oh, let’s see… mid-2005? Don’t get me wrong, it works fine, and at the time it was a steal for $15.99. But these days, it doesn’t take much to consume 128MB of space — 15-20 high bit rate format songs, or 40 RAW format photos (.nef) and oops, you’re down to a few kilobytes!
So, I hit Google and then eBay to see what was good and at how good of a price I could get it. For $12 I picked up three 1GB JOGR Flash Drives. They look neat because they are neat: the innovative soft-rubber outside is not only shock-resistant, but also waterproof! It’s true that my flash drive will be spending the majority of its time in my laptop bag or purse, but you never know what could happen. 
Plus I thought the coating looked neat, and as an added bonus it would keep out debris.
The JOGR Flash Drive works quickly and precisely. Both my desktop computer and laptop computer recognized it without issue, and so far it has worked flawlessly as a quick way of transferring files from one computer to another.
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I am using Kingston Flash drive since 3 years! It is really fine. No problems yet! now I want to upgrade my flash drive. I want to purchase JOGR Flash Drive which is very reasonable price.