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today we're going to be doing a quick unboxing of the Kingston data traveler

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locker plus this is a 100% encrypted

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that means no public Zone hardware-based data encryption USB key here on the back

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you can see there are some more specifications USB 2.0 compliant some of

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the listed capacities used for formatting and other function and is not

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available for storage for more information go to Kingston flashmemory guide at kingston.com Flor

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memoru so I'm going to go ahead and cut

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this packaging open as with a lot of USB keys I mean the things that you really

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care about are how much storage it has you know hence the reason that the price

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scales directly with storage um what it

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looks like because believe it or not people are into like you know Panda

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shaped USB keys and all kinds of other things and I mean really I keep my USB

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key on my uh on my keychain so I can totally understand why people would care

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about the overall look of it uh features like being capless so you can see right

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here the data traveler locker plus is entirely capless so that means that all

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you do is uh flip it out in order to

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plug it into something and then you just flip it back around to protect the USB

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interface here you can actually uh run a

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little string you know one of those little uh things that you can use to hang stuff off your phone or you know a

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little string like a little camera holder run one of those through there

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and you can use that to attach it to whatever it is that you want to attach

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it to we got a little Kingston logo here with their little guy I can't quite

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figure out who that guy is supposed to be you know what please leave a comment

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on this video and uh tell me who you

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think this guy is and the best answer

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wins okay in here let's see if we've got some more information I've actually got

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a few of these to give away oh hey there we go it even comes with that so it's

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got a little keychain on it and then a little string to Loop through the casing

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so that you can carry around your dab traveler 16 gig so I have a few of these to give away so the answer that I like

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the most in the next week or two or however long it takes me to give this

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away will receive a data traveler Locker

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16 gig and I'm also opening up one of them to Esther ncx eser on Facebook so

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just search for NC eser she's over there I caught her on her way out of the

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office and I told her that she can give one of these away on Facebook as well so

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I have no idea what the terms of that are going to be so you should check out

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the NC Facebook page and figure out how

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exactly that's going to work don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech tips

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thank you for checking out my unboxing of the data traveler locker plus which

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is a safe way to store your data on the go
