Leef Bridge-C - USB 3.1 Type-C Flash Drive (64GB) for MacBook, Android, and all Type C devices (USB-C to USB-A)

I was looking for an easy way to make files available no matter what notebook or tablet I was taking on a trip. My Surface Pro has a USB port and my Surface Go has a USB-C port. I can load my work files onto the Leef and I'm ready to go. File transfers are fast and I love the physical design. It turns out that I also like the included rubber enclosure that came with the Leef; it is easy to use, and makes it less likely that I'll lose the Leef. Glad I bought this!

For such an itsy bitsy cutesy lil storage drive, it sure is resilient.Ive accidentally washed this thing 3x times (always check pockets when doing laundry, folks) and it still works - mind you i washed it while it was inside it's rubbery sheath thingy - but still! Very impressive

I got this as a keychain drive. I was a bit skeptical about durability of the rubber holder that it pops into for use with a keychain, but that actually turned out to work surprisingly well.The drive survived just a bit more than 3 years on my keychain, and the eyelet on the silicone holder is still solid.The 32GB version wasn't blazing fast, but the speed was acceptable for a "just get files from here to there" flash drive, and I never had problems with data loss. It got pretty hot if you were pushing it, but that's par for the cause with these things.Having both USB-C and USB-A ports was incredibly useful as a MacBook Pro owner--I could stick it into whatever computer I was in front of, and never had a problem with that feature either.The issue was with whatever glue was used to hold the plastic guts into the metal casing. That failed after maybe a year or so, and the electronics started sliding out of the case. It was actually still usable in this state; I just needed to be careful when plugging in to a USB-C port (so it didn't push the drive out of the case), or unplugging from a USB-A port (so it didn't leave the plastic part in the port). I considered gluing it back in, but was too worried that the glue would damage the drive so I never bothered and just used it that way.The other issue, which I'm more forgiving of, was after about 3 years the silicon case seemed fine but must have started to stretch, because the drive started falling out of it. After having it fall out twice and finding it, the third time it vanished, never to be seen again.Overall, it got the job done, but given the high price wasn't as durable as I'd have liked.

This tiny drive blew me away.. From the practical design to the amazing preformence, it's perfect. I got approximately 85mb/s writing and 180mb/s reading speeds connected to 3.1 usb type C. The only downside to the design is that it's kind of hard to pull it out when using the type A side.

This is probably the worst purchase I've made. I expected this drive to be fast as hell, to use it in my smartphone (type C port) to be able to see my files on it, I even downloaded the leaf app and was very excited about it. BUT I WAS WRONG!!!!1. This USB drive is not fast AT ALL!, is the slowest one I've ever had.2. The USB doesn't work on my smartphone, as I mentioned, I downloaded the app and everything but it was just a waist of time, never worked.3. I started using it in my laptop through the Type C port, cause I realized that it was a little faster than the USB, BUT around 2 months ago it just stopped working, so now it just work through the USB port which is slow as hell, so I decided to not use it anymore. PERIOD. 128 Gb stored in my bedside cabinet.So, if you definitely wan to waist 50 dls, go ahead and buy this piece of sh.....

This would be a great device if it didn't erase the date photos were taken when you transfer them from your phone into the storage device and onto your computer. Instead, every single photo file has the date of the transfer on them. I keep the dates on my photos for a specific purpose and this renders this device completely useless for transferring photos, which was my main purpose in buying it. Also, when you go through to choose which photos to transfer, the only two options are to either "select all" or to go through and tick each one off individually. This is super tedious. There should be a way to select 10 or 20 out of all of your photos to transfer without having to go through and tick them off one by one. Even the process of ticking them off is annoying because you have to hold the file down for a few seconds in just the right way or it wont select it at all. I will be returning this device to get my money back and purchase something similar that doesn't erase date taken from photos.

Works amazingly well. Can store a lot of data.

First bought this help transfer files from my old tablet to my new one. Now I use it to easily transfer files between my phone, tablet and computer. Very quick transfer speeds, if your device has the capability, and is very convenient to carry around.

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It's a great, versatile usb drive. Works right away with my phone and my computer. Small and easy to transport in its little case. Tough aluminum exterior the inner part came out on one and I just reapplied some glue where the tiny bit came loose and it's has stayed since.

New car came with USB C ports. Music was previously held on nano USB 2 stick. Started off by using same usb 2 stick with an USB C adaptor on a short cable. Music intermittently cut out or whole library not being recognised. This is a lot more compact - though had to copy the contents across, which took forever. Working very well, no problems so far.

Perfect and quality

I've had a bit of an obsession with usb drives since I got my first SanDisk 4gb U3 cruzer many years ago. My finger has hovered over the buy button on this particular one many times. I like the tiny form factor, the dual connection and the clever keyring attachment (more on that later). I'd been looking for a drive I could use as a digital photo album that was compatible with my phone, tablet and Mac that I could keep a few folders of pictures on (a collection of the best pics of my son growing up and all my honeymoon pics principally) with the idea that I could easily view and share with others, and not be tied to one device. I already have a Kingston usb C drive which is fine (if a bit slow) but its pretty long and sticks out the bottom of my phone really awkwardly, so this wee thing ticked a lot of boxes.In general I'm pretty happy with it. It is tiny and it does work on both android and Mac no problem. But it is slow. I mean SLOW. It took about 15 minutes to copy 3.5GB of images from my Mac. My Axe speedy would take about 30 seconds to do the same task. Admittedly the Axe is really fast but even compared to the £4.99 Kingston I mentioned earlier, this thing is left in the dust.For the most part it's not a big deal, and I'm happy with my purchase. It'll do what it's intended to just fine and it's small enough to keep in my wallet. I won't be using the keyring attachment - it's a very soft rubber and I'm not convinced it will hold the drive securely for long. I'm also certain the loop to attach to your keyring will fail in about a week. Nice idea though.So, as long as you don't expect even the slightest bit of speed and as long as the price is right (I paid £14 for 32gb) then I'd say it's a great wee thing. Hope that helps.