My go-to price on flash drives (also known as jump drives and thumb drives) has recently dropped to $0.40 to $0.45 per gigabyte; so I'll normally pay about $25.00-$28.00 for a 64 gig jump drive and consider that a good deal.
Amazon has lowered the price on this Kingston DataTraveler 64 GB flash drive to $21.99 with free Prime/SuperSaver shipping, today, 3/23/14 only. At about $0.34 per GB, this is a major steal and it's also Amazon's lowest price ever posted for this flash drive.
It got 4.3 out of 5 stars over 182 customer reviews and it also comes with a 5-year Kingston warranty and free technical support. And Kingston is a great name is flash drives. It's compatible with both USB (3.0 and 2.0. and works for PCs, Macs, etc.
Flash drives are great for backing up your personal pictures, music files, documents, etc. I put my sensitive PC files on a flash drive (password protected) whenever I travel and keep it in my purse. I've also got several flash drives of irreplaceable scanned old pictures and documents that I keep in a bank vault, along with a flash drive of pictures of valuables for insurance purposes.
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