(1) Solid Build: aluminum shell, the most rigid USB stick by far.
(2) Performance: Read speed is ok, write speed is slow. After formatted into NTFS, I copied 15GB data onto Survivor 16GB. It took 90 minutes. The performance is like 3 MB/s only. This is the only reason I rate it as 4/5 instead of 5/5.
(3) FAT32 -> NTFS: The "Survivor 16GB" is formatted to FAT32. If you have files that is larger than 4 GB, then you need to format "Survivor 16GB" to NTFS. Detailed instructions are contained here
http://www.ntfs.com/quest22.htm
(4) Extension USB cable included, very thoughtful.
(5) Capacity: In case someone is going to whine about the missing 1GB, here is the technical explanation. Operation systems (e.g. Windows, Linux, etc) count every 1024 Bytes as 1KB, every 1024KB as 1MB, and every 1024MB as 1GB. However, manufactures count every 1000 Bytes as 1KB, and so on. When a device is labelled by a manufacturer as 16GB, it means 16,000,000,000 Bytes. However, your operating system will count it differently: 16,000,000,000 Bytes = 15,625,000 KB = 15,258.789 MB = 14.901 GB
Thus, you will probably see your Windows XP telling you the capacity of this device is only 15 GB. Cannot blame your computer too much, after all it was built on binary principle, not decimal.