Play.com 8GB Flash Drive Reviews

~~Product Description, Current Price & Additional Information~~ Play.com / 8GB / USB Flash Drive / Ready Boost Enabled The Play.com Flash Drive is a fast and easy way to transfer data between computers in style. The Play.com Flash Drive from Play.com makes it easy to quickly save and transport your important data. Users can ...  Read the complete review

I decided to buy this Flash drive down to two main reasons. This first is the price, from play.com you can purchase this drive for a mere £6.99 which is stunning considering what this capacity would have cost two years ago (£16.99). The second was it's ability to work with both PC and Mac's. What i've found with a lot of flash drives is ...  Read the complete review

The Play.com 8GB Flash Drive is a very good value flash drive, I bought mine for £6.99 from, well obviously play.com and have found it to be a very reliable device that has never let me down. The flash drive itself comes in a cheap looking and very cheap feeling transparent blue case with a fully detachable lid which when in ...  Read the complete review

With so much of our lives now digital it is important to be able to preserve our pictures and documents etc. in the event of a computer crash. I used to be really bad at backing up until I lost a lot of sentimental photographs once and now I try and make sure I save everything on a regular basis. Because of this unfortunate loss I ...  Read the complete review

Right lets get the obvious out of the way, it is a flash drive from PLAY.com with a storage capacity of 8gb for storing various pieces of data whether that be media or documents. As far as this product goes, it looks alright, is made from cheap clear blue plastic with a silver plastic ridge, and obviously the PLAY.com logo on ...  Read the complete review

Nowadays it seems that any company can buy a batch of generic flash drives and then pop their own logos onto them - something which play.com appear to have done with a few of their products. Today i'm looking at Play's 8gb flash drive which has a body shape and build which is identical to other models from a number of companies, ...  Read the complete review

We have a stack of flash drives in our house as we are forever losing them, breaking them or forgetting them. My husband uses his to store music on to play on the cd player in his company van. I use mine to store photos - particularly to transport them so I can show friends and family. My husband purchased this 8GB flash drive ...  Read the complete review

The capacity and speed of the usb is brilliant and suitable for almost anything, the appearance of the usb is not too bad although it could be better with half the size it is. I bought this usb to back up my work files and wanted a usb that was not too expensive, good value for money and not too fancy and I got what I ...  Read the complete review

This flash drive in my opinion is a fantastic well built device that does exactly what it says on the tin. Build quality The quality of the build can't be faulted which has been tested throughout the last year being drummed into a college bag or thrown onto the back seat of my car. Apart from a few scratches ...  Read the complete review

Having previously bought the 2GB version and recently annoyed at SanDisk Cruzer, I decided to go for the 8GB version from Play.com Firstly it is a capped device so its waterproof - I know this may sound funny, but there was a time when I had left my previous flash disk with my clothes in the wash - and it worked. I have no ...  Read the complete review

As I don't have my own printer, I am a regular user of the library computers in order to print out essays etc, which is why I find memory sticks (flash drives) so handy. This is the most recent flash drive I purchased, and it was £6.99 from Play with free delivery. According to Play, the RRP of this particular flash drive is RRP £10.49 ...  Read the complete review

It is pretty hard to go wrong with this 8gb flash drive fromPlay.com as for a very low price of £6.99 you do get an excellent product. I did have a problem with the first one that I got as it would not work on my laptop, the message came up that there was no driver that it was compatable with and all the things I tried to resolve the ...  Read the complete review

In this age of information, a flash drive has become an ever more necessary piece of equipment. I never leave the house without one. Whether it be to take files from home to work or swapping music and movies with friends, I can always rely on my memory stick. The days of floppy drives and waiting for CD's to burn are long gone. ...  Read the complete review

I was primarily attracted by the rather exceptional price for this Play.com flash drive as getting 8gb of storage for the very low price of £6.99 is pretty good and the reviews on Play.com were largely positive with only a couple of minor negative points being raised, also I have owned a very similar looking drive before and never had ...  Read the complete review

I work in an office which is 'paperless', so I use a variety of different smaller capacity flash drives to back up my work (I don't trust it all to one drive), and purchased the 8GB flash drive from Play.com last year for around £7.50. The service was excellent - I ordered early one morning and had the drive in the post the very next ...  Read the complete review

After a recent washing-machine related accident, I was in the market for a new memory stick. Choosing one these days is not as straight forward as it used to be. What capacity do you want? How much do you want to pay? Do you go for a more expensive (and possibly more reliable) branded stick or a slightly cheaper one from a manufacturer ...  Read the complete review

I swear by flash drives and the largest one I had before this was 2G. Whilst 2G is fine for images and files it can't handle more than a few presentations and videos, so I needed to upgrade. Sure you can use email or burn CD's but I tend to use a net-book laptop that lacks a CD drive and Email is not efficient in terms of its transfer ...  Read the complete review

I regularly move a large amount of files between work and home, and wanted a cheap, easy way to do this. I've had many flash drives in my time and the play.com flash drive seemed very good value for a 8GB drive, so I snapped it up. However the quality of the drive is reflected in it's price. To start with it comes with a pull ...  Read the complete review

I've come back to the world of Dooyoo, hoping to get back into the swing of things. Got lots to write about anyway. I have had this device for about 8 months. The reason I got it is because I often want to move things from my PC to my Laptop and I was looking for something cheap to do the job. I buy lots of things on play.com ...  Read the complete review

If you want a way of transferring files there are a number of options. First being email, but this can take up quite a bit of time and some email services will have limits on the file sizes you are allowed to send. Next is a CD/DVD, but then you have to spend time burning them and you'd have to use rewritable disks and it could cause ...  Read the complete review