The TiSTICK is currently available on Kickstarter. Below is a quick summary update for those who may be interested.

The flash drive features a titanium case built for durability, AES 256-bit hardware encryption, multiple high-capacity storage options, and is nearing full funding on Kickstarter.

We like the overall shape, the magnetic tail design, and the industrial look. The branding and presentation are well done and clearly set the TiSTICK apart from other so-called “durable” flash drives. Credit where it’s due to Jörg Lingg for the execution.

In our humble opinion, the design may be a bit overkill, but that is purely subjective. The comparison below shows a more conventional aluminum flash drive that has survived being run over multiple times by a car and still functions properly using an Alcor controller with encryption support.

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HS Code for USB Flash Drives

When importing or exporting USB flash drives in the United States, you will want to use the correct Harmonized System code to complete customs and shipping paperwork accurately.

The Harmonized System code is an international tariff nomenclature that defines standardized names and numbers assigned to traded products. The HS Code system came into effect in 1988 and is maintained by the World Customs Organization (WCO), headquartered in Brussels, Belgium. Today, more than 200 countries participate in and rely on this system.

The HS Code for a USB flash drive is: 8523.51.0000

If your freight forwarder or shipping service indicates that an ECCN is required to ship USB flash drives or to complete Automated Export System (AES) documentation, providing this HS Code should resolve the issue in most cases.

ECCN stands for Export Control Classification Number. An ECCN is an alphanumeric designation used within the Commerce Control List to identify items that may be subject to export control regulations.