This touch display is approximately 60 x 45mm, although it isn’t flush with the case, and the recess makes the working space available for touching less. Plugging in the VP80ES for the first time, the software on board asks for the owner to define an admin password inputting that via the touch screen. That does help keep the weight down to 262g, including cable. The attractive metal blue finish gives the impression that the VP80ES has a metallic construction, but it’s plastic with a zinc shell. There is also a ‘Quick Start Guide’ that provides basic instructions in ten different languages and directs the owner to a more extensive user guide that can be downloaded from the Kingston website. Maybe a divider inside might have been a better idea. On the front of the pouch is a small pocket presumably included to carry the cables, but it isn’t big enough to carry even one. It’s a USB-C external drive that has a touch display on the top, and along with the drive, Kingston included two USB connecting cables for USB-A and USB-C and a soft neoprene carry pouch. What’s nice about this product is that Kingston didn’t try to do anything overly theatrical with the aesthetics. (Image credit: Kingston Technology) Design and features
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