2T(2000GB) USB Flash Drive, Portable Flash Memory Stick for PC/Laptop -MAOLAI

The USB Flash Drive looked OK until I tried to use it. When I inserted it into my computer (and I tried both our computers), it worked great and was a "Plug and Play", BUT after loading several hundred pictures I ran into issues. Unplugging and then trying again, the computer said there were ERRORS and when doing a "Error Check" it would lock up both my computers.

So I got the flash drive and many times I've tried to put my vids in this I can't exceed pass 64GB. So basically I got scammed and I hate that I wasted my money on this.

Scam. I have a program that writes out to a Jump Drive or an SD Card or an SSD drive. It first creates 256 folders numbered from zero(0) to 255. THEN - in each of those folders it creates files based upon the size of the drive (2TB in this case) divided by 256 which equals eight(8). So eight files per folder equals 2TB. All files in a given folder equals the number of the folder (so folder 0 has 8 * 1GB files which contain nothing but zeros(0). Folder 1 has 1's, Folder 2 has 2's and so forth.) The 2TB Jump Drive only made it to 8GB and then all files just contained garbage. Thus, these 2TB Jump Drives really are only 64GB Jump Drives. DO NOT BUY.

Total junk. I threw it away. I made several folders and transferred files into them. Even after watching them transfer, I checked the folders and they were empty. I did a full format (which took 2 days. The same thing kept happening. I should have known better, you get what you pay for.

I'm giving the seller the benefit of the doubt - maybe I just got a lemon 🍋! I returned this item due to error messages, similar to the issues I had with another purchase. I'm still keeping the other one, hoping for a replacement. Fingers crossed it was just a one-off defective product! Thanks in advance.

These are fake 2TB USB flash drives. They are 64GB drives that have been altered to return 2TB capacity when checked by file explorer. You can copy to them, and all looks right, but nothing is actually written. When you try to open the files that you think are there, SURPRISE!!! They are a waste of money. Apparently, the online market is flooded with these fake drives. https://datarecovery.com/2022/03/the-2tb-flash-drive-scam-why-high-capacity-flash-drives-are-fakes/

So far, this device works ok saved files with minimum effort and the backup is easily repairable if the file gives an error. Backup retention is strong! However, you must carefully eject this drive correctly to avoid file error So far, performance is very good!

This is NOT a real 2TB flash drive. The drive shows around 1.9TB in Windows, but that is fake. When actually used, it only has about 28–32GB of real storage. Anything copied beyond that becomes corrupted or disappears. I confirmed this by: - Checking available space during installation (only ~28GB usable) - Attempting to copy large files past that limit - Seeing files fail or become unreadable This is a known issue with fake capacity USB drives where the firmware is modified to display false storage size. Do NOT buy this if you need real storage. This will result in lost files and wasted time. I recommend buying from trusted brands like Samsung, SanDisk, or WD instead.

This device is supposed to have 2TB capacity. I moved 192GB from my PC to the device and Windows tells me that the device has an error so I allow Windows to repair/fix it. Upon Windows completing the repair I use it one more time and now i am unable to use it at all. Widows no longer recognizes the device. I have ran 6 various recovery programs and have tried the device on 3 other PC and Linux based machines and it not longer responds or is active to any interaction. The consensus is that the NAND USB2DISK USB Device is fake and does not have the capacity of 2TB and once I moved enough data to it to fill it then the Firmware no longer allowed the device to be utilized. I am unable to retrieve or access the 193GB of files that I moved to it and so that is lost. I was to use the device to move all the files to a Linux workstation. Two years of work gone. I want a solution to this problem.

I purchased this item on March 5th, it arrived on March 10th and I used it exactly four times to back up files and on April 13th it died completely and without any warning. Any attempt to access the drive resulted in my computer locking up until I removed it from the USB port. All the files added up to far less than the advertised 2 TB capacity (I don't have an exact number because the drive is dead. I have never written a bad review before but in this case, anything else would be dishonest.