Promotional USB memory Sticks remain incredibly popular. They’ve been around now for over 10 years and whilst their dominance as the promotional gift of choice has been threatened over this time they still remain the preferred option for many businesses, school and universities. Millions will be given

Sterling has been on the slide for the last couple of weeks and reached a 31-month low against the dollar on Friday. This was before the announcement by Moody’s of it downgrade of the UK from the much coveted AAA rating. Today sterling has continued its slide and it’s a brave man that would predict where

If you’re looking for a really attractive gift or presentation box for your printed USB memory sticks then we’ve got a new option that we think will blow you away – our Glossy White gift boxes look absolutely stunning printed and they come with a variety of pre-cut foam inserts that have been laser cut

If you’re a school or university and you’re looking to order some USB memory sticks any time soon then you might be interested in the latest offer from USB2U. During the remainder of February and March we’re offering a free USB2U carabiner keyring (as shown) for every USB stick ordered. So, order

Button Badges have been with us since 1896 when they were first introduced by a New Jersey company called Whitehead and Hoag. The first version was more of a “patch” type of affair that was sewn onto jackets and was typically used by the Military to identify the rank of a solider. Some were affixed to

If you needed persuading that USB2U is the only place to buy your promotional USB memory sticks from then the arrival of 50,000 gift boxes might just swing the decision for you. Whilst lots of other USB suppliers ship everything in on an order by order basis from “their factories” in China at

In response to growing demand from our customers we have introduced a 5 day service for a large proportion of our USB memory sticks. There are no additional charges for this service and it includes engraving or full colour digital printing (on both sides) of the USB sticks and if needed data loading

It’s the perennial question – to box or not to box. We’re talking promotional USB sticks of course and for many the answer is always going to be “no” simply because they don’t like the idea of paying for a box or tin that will typically end up discarded in the bin. Equally many more say “no” because

If you’re a conference or seminar organiser then you’ll already know just how challenging and underrated your job is. Tight deadlines, last minute hiccups and speakers and delegates that would challenge the patience of a Saint coalesce around a planning regime that wouldn’t be out of place on large building