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Wooden Memory Stick 1
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Wooden Memory Stick 2
colour usb from wooden banana
wooden memory stick from wooden banana
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  • wooden memory stick from wooden banana
  • Wooden Memory Stick 3
  • colour usb from wooden banana
  • wooden memory stick
  • wooden memory stick from wooden banana
  • wooden usb for photographers
  • wooden memory stick from wooden banana
  • wooden personalised usb
  • Wooden Memory Stick 4
  • colour usb from wooden banana
  • wooden memory stick from wooden banana
  • wooden memory stick

This is XXI century version of Genie in the bottle. Open it and the magic will happen. All you need is to plug it into your laptop or TV, and it will bring some of the greatest memories back to life. The other magic trick is hidden in the cap of the USB, small magnets keep it safely in place. All our USB are highest 3.0 spec.

 
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    If you'd like more than one design please email hello@woodenbanana.com after the order. Max file size: 1000 MBPermitted file types: jpg jpeg jpe png gif

Dimensions: 60x28x9mm
All our memory sticks are 3.0 with high quality chips inside it.

We’re 100% plastic free company, which means no plastic is used in production or shipping of our products.

Free shipping worldwide.

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Number of USBs

10, 20, 30
USB Size

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Colour

Natural, Light oak, Dark oak, Walnut, Ebony, Wenge, Dark Green, Dark Blue, Light Blue, Red, Pink, Teak, Light Grey, Rustic White
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