Sandisk cruzer memory sticks come in different sizes, I have seen them range upto 32GB. I am by no means an expert at all, and didn't really know what I was looking for, but when I told some friends I needed a memory stick they recommended Tesco's as they had seen them cheaply. I seem to be always doing shopping there anyway, and the lure of clubcard points never seems to fail. I chose completely based on price, and that lead me to this 4GB memory stick for £5.99. The memory stick has what I believe to be quite a unique design. It has a plastic push in and out button, which withdraws the precious valuable end into itself so it cannot get damaged. This is much ...  Read the complete review

As a student it's important for me to back-up work, as I spend a lot of time writing up assignments and don't want to lose them! At my place of study there is a system whereby we all have our own account and are able to save work on to there. This means it's always accessible whenever in this place. This is handy and I'd never had any problems with it until I suddenly was unable to find a very important piece of work. Needless to say, it couldn't be recovered and I had to spend the whole night writing it back up to a much lower standard. It was at this point I decided I needed to back up all of my work, so I decided to purchase a USB stick. I went into ASDA to ...  Read the complete review

I have recently found myself needing to carry documents around with me so thought I would invest in a memory stick. Having never purchased such an item before I chose a middle range priced Sandisk Cruzer 4 GB £10 from Sainsburys. Sandisk Cruzer 4 GB *Storage Capacity: 4 GB *Interface Type: Hi-Speed USB *Software Included: CruzerSync, Skype, SignUpShield *OS Required: Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4 *Readyboost compliant and can be used with Microsoft Vista This is a great little Flash Drive and when I say little I mean little the stick itself is only about 2 inches long. It is a sleek little gadget in ...  Read the complete review

Recently bought this from Tescos at a bargain £5.99 when it was on offer. Normally this retails at around £14.99 or £9.99 on etailers. I previously had Play.com 2GB storage device and never used the full space until recently when linux distributions became much larger. Main reason for buying this was to create a USB installation for the new OpenSuSe linux distribution. It held the boot disk just about with enough to spare. So its 4GB, its USB 2.0 compliant so it isn't as fast as USB 3.0 but not nearly as costly. It feels light compared to my Play.com flash drive. As such, the build quality is a bit dubious as it feels flimsy and fragile. Wouldn't ...  Read the complete review

I bought my San Disk 8 GB Cruzer a few months back now after a power surge in my computer caused me to lose a number of my holiday photos. "Never again" I thought and purchased this cheap but handy portable storage device. The Cruzer has been really good and reliable and I've managed to store pretty much everything I've got on both memory cards and my computer on here as a back up. Its also been handy to take round to show friends our holiday snaps as it doesn't require and additional software to use it on another computer. The only downsides to it, in my opinion, is that it is quite cheap looking in appearance (granted, it doesn't cost ...  Read the complete review