Freecom Databar 4GB, 4 GB, 8 MB/s, 9 g Freecom Databar 4GB. Capacity: 4 GB, Read speed: 8 MB/s, Write speed: 7 MB/s. Weight: 9 g Freecom’s Databar doesn’t sport the rugged design of Corsair’s Voyager, nor the additional security and backup features of the SanDisk and Kingston memory sticks. However, it does provide a conveniently compact and solid storage device at a pretty reas... Compact and lightweight design; affordably priced Average performance; maximum capacity is just 32GB However, at £69.99 the DataBar is still one of the cheapest 32GB memory sticks that we've come across. Our only real complaint is that Freecom charges a rather hefty £9.50 for postage, so you might find a better price if you shop around at Amazon or some... This latest Databar from Freecom packs in 16GB of space for a mere £24 (inc. VAT), which at £1.50 per MB is amazing value. The design is simple, being a black plastic stick with a separate lid and an overall weight of 9g. Being USB you dont need to in... Low price, Good bundled software, Plenty of storage Underwhelming design While some of the other USB flash drives we tested have featured a stylish exterior, the Freecom DataBar is a fairly plain black stick in contrast, with a blue LED that flashes when the drive is in use. The Freecom USB 2.0 DataBar is priced at £2.81... The Freecom DataBar is a no frills flash drive that does exactly what it says on the tin. Carrie-Ann Skinner Lowest online price: ££10.99 ... https://www.pocket-lint.com/laptops/reviews/69974-freecom-databar-8gb-usb-drive Memory keys have become an everyday object and while the Freecom DataBar isn’t much to look at, we found it a versatile addition to the mobile user’s kit.>> Our score8/10>> Your score?/10>> See other reviews with this sc... Small. Good software selection Not the fastest memory stick This rather nondescript memory stick is small and discreet and offers plenty of space for not much money. However, the best feature is the bundled software This is the only 16GB flash drive here, and is identical to the 8GB DataBar in design and features. At £3.96 per gigabyte its reasonable value, but you could buy two of Freecoms 8GB drives instead and still have £19 left over. The drive had impre...