Given an Amazon review, indicate whether it is a 'Positive Review' or 'Negative Review'.

[Q]: This quit charging after 4 months. The price is good but the power adapter is not sturdy.
[A]: Negative Review

[Q]: I bought this for a very low price, but still more than it was worth. Sure, when I got it, it worked well. It was fast, it had Google Chrome, it had long battery life, but very soon into buying it, we discovered that the power cord wasn't working, and that the battery needed to be replaced. This all cot about $70, added to the already $84.49. It would've been more productive to buy a more expensive new one. Then, later on into having it, but still not even a year, I discovered it had a virus that it had had for longer than I'd owned it. I am unsure whether the seller was aware of this, but either way, in retrospect, I would not have purchased this laptop if I'd known how much money it would cost me-past the initial purchase.
[A]: Negative Review

[Q]: I bought this about two years ago for critical files. I had a 256 MB Kingston Data Traveler but wanted something with more memory. I opted for this as the price was good and it had reasonably good reviews.<br /><br />Well, after having it one year it started going bad. In addition, it doesn't work in some USB ports on a consistent basis. Unfortunately, I bought a 4 GIG Transcend, which is still working but it's not dependable. I've only had it about a year. On the other hand, the old Kingston is as solid and dependable as it ever was. And I've owned it about four years.<br /><br />Bottom line: If you want to store mission critical files, don't buy this. Invest more money and get a Kingston Traveler. I have another flash drive but haven't owned it long enough to recommend it yet. I can, however, recommend the Kingston.<br /><br />But stay away from Transcend unless you just want something cheap for files you can afford to lose and if you want a throw-away.
[A]:
Negative Review