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Split Stick Classic

Your Digital Divide

$24.99
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Marc

Influence & Stats:

Total Paid Out: $4,130.12

Development Duration: 20 days

Days in Store: 854

Units to Date: 618

Split Stick Classic - Your Digital Divide

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The Split Stick is a double-sided USB drive, designed to keep your work files separate from your personal files. With the Split Stick, you can enforce the digital divide between whatever you choose to separate.

Features:

- The Quirky Split Stick consists of two 4GB retractable USB drives that are built into one slim 8GB stick.

- Aluminum construction, with a plastic tab for easy retraction.

- Colors: black, orange, pink.


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Split Stick

I just bought two of these beauties. I love them, but not because it separates work from play, but rather because I have two 4GB memory sticks in one unit. I work on multiple projects, and more often than not need one side for research, field notes and references, and the other for the actual document. For me it's like having the primary document on one side and the footnotes on the other. I think the marketing is a little off on this product. Work and play really don't fit into my thinking. But terrific product.

Reviewed by Joseph Gagnon | 3 months ago

Where is the black "Home/Work"?

Would have bought this today if it were available.

Reviewed by Michael Schaefer | 5 months ago

looks great but poor design!

I had several issues with Stick. When I plugin the Stick into a standard USB connection I founded it to be too tight. Thinking that the issue may be my USB port; I tried other port had the same issues. I also discovered that casing is too tight to extract the USB connection from the housing of the Stick. When you push on the tap to extract the USB connector the would come off. This is a great idea but with a market full of USB stick available at lower price; I have to question manufacturing materials and price point.

Reviewed by Gary Reed | about 1 year ago