HP 886C 128GB OTG Flash Drive 3.2 Rock/Metallic Swivel Design/Durable Metal Material

I’ve just started using it and speed is good so far. It looks very classy in hand.

HP pendrives are known for their robust build quality and reliable performance, catering to both casual users and professionals. They offer a sleek, durable, and capless design, making them easy to carry and resistant to wear and tear. Models like the HP 712w and HP 796w are equipped with USB 3.2 technology, providing fast data transfer speeds of up to 500 MB/s

I bought one 64 GB of USB 3.2. Pretty good. I got very good speed. But not good as expected. I got about average of 30-40 MB/s. I didn’t get maximum because of heat. Its a metal body pen drive so that its heat level is high. It has both USB A and USB C.
As for Compatibility it will work both on mobile and computer. No OTG required.
By the way its design is very good.

The drive was delivered a day in advance IIRC and was packaged well, looks good as well; will last a long time if handled and used properly.
As far as performance is concerned, this is an awfully slow drive. It is marketed as a USB 3.2 drive but it performs poorly even when connected to a USB 3.1 port. I checked it on Windows 11 and Zorin OS (Linux) by transferring a 3 GB iso file. The maximum speed I got was around 15mbps, lowest around 3mbps and an average speed of around 5-6 mbps. This is slower than even a Sandisk 2.0 pen drive that I unfortunately lost somehow. I tried different formats like FAT32, ExFAT, NTFS but speed remains the same. Drive Check utility reports no erros so I conclude that this is a hardware related issue hence the low price of 3xx rupees.
I wouldn’t recommend this drive if you move large size files and a huge amount of data on a regular basis. This is good for storing lossless music for your car – fill and forget type data.