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KINGMAX PI-01 32GB Flash Drive, AU$21.70 Delivered, 20% Off from TinyDeal.com

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KINGMAX PI-01 32GB Flash Drive, AU$21.70 Delivered, 20% Off from TinyDeal.com
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Store RepTorben on 04/01/2013 - 21:13 tinydeal.com (386 clicks)
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Kingmax PI-01 USB 2.0 32GB USB flash drive
Short and compact size fit car audio well
Convenient to use for notebooks/ tablets without interfering
Extremely light and portable
LED indicating light
Minimalist and stylish design
Hanging strap included
Capacity: 32GB
Interface: USB 2.0
Great to store your image, music and other data
Plug and play
Easy to store and carry for transferring large files
Good gifts for your friends or yourself
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  • stickyfingers on 04/01/2013 - 21:19
    +1

    Wouldn't that break quickly?

  • Elijah on 04/01/2013 - 21:39
    -6

    I can get a USB 3.0 Kingston 32GB for $25 from Umart down the road…, you expect me to pay $22 for a nameless USB 2.0 junk, shipped from China…?

    Don't have Umart or MSY ?
    Officeworks stocks a SanDisk 32GB USB 2.0 for $19.97…

    • MooGliSH on 04/01/2013 - 22:15
      +6

      Comparing Apples and Oranges; The size is clearly the drawcard here.
      Kingmax has also been around for decades as a flash memory provider.

    • ozjaki on 04/01/2013 - 22:37
      +3

      I don't quite understand the neg here.

      That Kingston stick you mentioned is physically 3x longer in length if I'm correct.
      Sure, this still isn't a bargain of the century, but it's unique "enough" at least.
      Maybe for some it's worth being this price for having something so small.

      BTW, Kingmax is not nameless. It's been around as long as Kingston and is quite reputable.
      Heck, I used to buy their RAM back in the day to overclock my PC. =)

      Some info = http://www.anandtech.com/show/1262

      • Elijah on 04/01/2013 - 22:41
        -6

        I guess you didn't read matthew42's post below…, same size as this junk that you'll wait a month for, wait what warranty ?

        • ozjaki on 04/01/2013 - 22:48
          +2

          That product is 3.3cm long and this one is 1.95cm long. That's still quite a bit sticking out of your tablet/laptop/car stereo and is enough to be useless to be plugged in permanently for daily use while this one is not. So it's not even close to being the same.

        • Elijah on 04/01/2013 - 22:49
          -4

          Will this rock your boat mate ? Sandisk micro usb posted within Australia for $22…, preach Link

        • the discombobulated… on 04/01/2013 - 22:53
          +3

          More expensive :)

          So so far you've not said one right thing to justify your neg on this deal.

        • ozjaki on 04/01/2013 - 22:53
          +1

          Yup. Now that is much better. It's a $1 more but at least it comes from Sydney so that's better in my books also. If you mentioned this the first time, you would have saved a lot of hassle. (but yeah, saying Kingmax is nameless had to be corrected still. =p)

        • Elijah on 04/01/2013 - 23:01
          -3

          People know this is not a bargain, the wait, brand/quality, warranty hassle, etc.

          You can find HEAPS of stuff within this price range LOCALLY…

          Rather than Troll the troll, shouldn't you people be more productive with your time and effort, the rep doesn't give a flying f* about us anyway… LOL

        • Elijah on 04/01/2013 - 23:08
          -4

          That's still quite a bit sticking out

          nitpicking are we ?, 1.35cm is the difference… LOL

        • syl on 04/01/2013 - 23:35

          if i remember correctly, kingmax has been making these tiny usb for a looooooooong long time, definitely before sandisk. dont think this has the annoying flashing led…

          posted within Aus does not equal to fast postage

          ebay from hk - shortest: 1week, longest: 3 weeks
          ebay from aus - shortest: 4days, longest: never arrived

        • octagonalman on 04/01/2013 - 23:51
          +3

          That difference in length combined with the extra height determines the ability to leave it plugged into a laptop with its bag or sleeve without it breaking off.

        • Tal_Shiar on 05/01/2013 - 05:19

          Just stop…

  • Click_It on 04/01/2013 - 21:55

    Would be better if it were USB 3.0

    I'm still waiting to find a decent small (not necessarily this tiny) USB 3.0 stick to replace my USB 2.0 work USB on the key ring. Any suggestions?

    • mathew42 on 04/01/2013 - 22:19

      Totally agree. I can pickup a Patriot LifeStyle SWING 32GB USB2.0 Flsh Pen Drive for $19 from MSY. Speed is not fantastic, but they are tiny and solid metal.

      I am hoping so much that Patriot produce a similar design for USB3.0. In the mean time I will keep resisting.

      • Elijah on 04/01/2013 - 22:33

        I have the pink one of this and its fantastic, but gets really hot !

        • kid-vhee on 04/01/2013 - 22:38

          The smaller the flash chips are getting while maintain its storage size has a side effect of producing more heat - its like placing much more energy into a denser place. My Silicon power touch 32gb produce heaps of heat, but is really small in design :
          http://www.ple.com.au/ViewItem.aspx?InventoryItemID=610484&C…

        • Elijah on 04/01/2013 - 23:18

          I love hot chips…

  • octagonalman on 04/01/2013 - 22:42
    +1

    Pro: it's quite small so you can leave it a laptop and not worry about unplugging it.
    Con: it's quite small so you can easily leave it behind at someone else's or a public computer

    I had an OCZ Mini-Kart that was similar to Patriot LifeStyle Swing linked above. It died after I walked past and into it when it was plugged in at a computer lab. I would imagine this would be more resilient in such a situation.

  • CyberGenesys on 04/01/2013 - 22:56
    +1

    I had a usb stick this size, never again. First USB port I plugged into was particularly tight so when I tried to pull it out the plastic end came off and the usb bit stayed in the port. Had to use pliers to remove it :(

    At the best of times it as pain to remove, if you add keys or key-rings to it it became easier to unplug, but you still had the occasional issue as stated above.

    Actually it looked identical to this one except black…

  • Ace on 05/01/2013 - 00:43
    +3

    Been looking for a small flash drive like this to use in combination with an OTG cable recently and I found this:

    SanDisk Cruzer Fit 32GB for $22.90 delivered - http://www.shoppingsquare.com.au/p_401530_SanDisk_Cruzer_Fit…

    Not sure what ShoppingSquare shipping times are like (is it them or ShoppingExpress who are slow? idk..) but MobileCity have it for a few dollars more if you need it within a week - http://www.mobileciti.com.au/sandisk-cruzer-fit-cz33-32gb-us…

    Personally I would never buy a memory card or flash drive from China after reading over and over again about people being ripped off and receiving 512mb sticks/cards when they bought a 32gb (or variations on those). If you decide to buy or have bought any memory cards/storage devices in the past, I would highly recommend that you use h2testw to determine the actual memory capacity. Most fakes say 32GB or whatever value you bought when you check it out in My Computer but once you run a test on it, it will reveal the actual capacity.

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