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Question: How fast is this drive??? I am considering buying one of these but I'm not sure how fast it is. if someone has a benchmark or a technical specification sheet and would just tell me the read/write speed, that would be great.Thanks,Shawn
Document: I think I'll create a video to show what I'm talking about, because not even one day after getting this "ultra-fast" high-speed USB 2.0 flash drive, I tried dragging a 4GB file to it. On my Mac OS X, the thing CRAWLED at 4MB/sec. I thought, switch to another USB port. Neither of my three ports would matter; the darn thing simply seems to copy at about 2MB/sec, which ain't USB 2.0-type transfer rates.
The drive is quick to write to and read from. It works in Windows and Linux. I'm not sure if it works in Mac OS X. My old 4GB Cruzer Micro did not.
Absolutely the slowest flash drive I have ever used, with no exception, and I have had many such drives.This is the slowest of all of them. Does not smoke or catch on fire spontaneously, though, so it does have one positive attribute.Buy a different drive. Check the read and write speed before paying for it.
SanDisk Cruzer Micro 16 GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive. In china they are selling for $2.00 each. I'm buying for myself $10.00 each with free shipping. Someone is making a lot of money. Shop before you buy
Can't go wrong with this San Disk Cruzer (16 GB). Holds alot, the price is very good, and the design is perfect, not too tiny that it gets lost, not too bulky. It also has a little ring for a keychain. Quality is good, read/write is fast enough. Great item.
And like someone stated earlier, the thing is NOT 16GB, but a bit less than 15GB. YAh, they say it has 16,000,000 bytes but you will not be able to get  15.1 GB of data on it. I sure hope that some day manufacturers will state clearly what the usable free space is.And the retractable plug feels really flimsy. I can tell it may become an issue because the plastic case is a cheap plastic, not anything that is designed to last.
There are no other icons that tell you that it is installed. I have to go to the search function on the computer, files and folders section to engage it. Once that is done it works perfectly and the download speed is really, really fast. Good bang for the buck.
The size and price were great. It's not as pretty as the titanium model, and has an orange light instead of the blue, but the plastic doesn't create as-much of a static-charge risk. The plastic is also very functional and appears solid. My old stick was all bent-out-of-shape, and this one might last longer. Read/Write is a little slow, but not unexpected.
I would not recommend this drive for this reason. I have owned other brand flash drives (although they all have much smaller capacity than micro Cruzer), they all read/write in only a flash second.
This is an excellent deal for a 16gb thumb drive, but I was hoping to be able use it to hold vmware files. It appears to be too slow for that.I will probably check to see if there is a high speed one available, but in the meantime, i use it to put avi files on. My DVD player can read the drive directly, and 16gb holds a lot of movies/tv shows in avi format.
Answer: Sandisk is remarkably bad for info.  I know that the Titanium series is faster than the regular Micro, coming in at 15MB/s read speed & 9MB/s write speed.  I seem to recall that the Micro is closer to 10MB read and 6MB write.