Sandisk 64GB Ultra Flair USB 3.0 Flash Drive

I loved how sleek this was. It held everything I needed it too for my Clients. But videos that were 5 GBs in size would not be transferred over. Even though there was room on the flash drive to hold it, it wouldn't let it transfer over. So I had to resize my videos so they would transfer over.

The positive : - Capacity adapted to my needs (16GB). - Very compact with a simple design. - Correct average writing speed: between 30 and 70MB/s. - Correct average reading speed: between 80 and 100MB/s. - The price is not too high. The negative: - Like most USB 3.0 drives, it gets very hot.

This is a great USB flash drive. It fits in any port and does not bump into other things plugged in next to it. I dont need to use a short extension cable with this because it just fits. I set mine up so theyre bootable, and they are fast.

I'd recommend.

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  Exactly as described. I've purchased more than 40 of these and all but one were perfect.

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  I received one that was a bit loose: the internal component slide a bit. Other than that, very few cons.

This thing is remarkable. Purchased it to replace a troublesome PNY thumb and I am extremely happy with the change! Fast and tiny.

I recently bought a new laptop with only 500GB of data on it. So that wasn't going to do me any favors once I started adding my applications and PC games on it. This USB adds so much room for me. The data transfer is pretty quick even for larger files.

Small and very well built, this small flash drive is a great all purpose device for storing image and video files. Very compact. SanDisk is at the top of the industry. Highly recommended.

Very small and compact, making them easy to transport. The only thing to be aware of is you need to format them to accept very large files. It would require you to format in the exFAT format. After doing this - no problem!!

As well as getting it quickly, this range of keys is top performance, sturdily sized. The whole family has them.

I have an occasional need to ship a large quantity of Jpeg images (5,000+) to a web client. In the past, I used DVDs which were cumbersome to make and send. Next I went to Sandisk plastic bodied flash drives, which worked well but were susceptible to damage in the postal system.