SanDisk Ultra USB Type-C Flash Drive 3.1 32GB

I originally purchased the Kingston DataTraveler 16 GB Micro Duo Type C USB 3.1 Gen 1/USB 3.0 Flash Drive thinking that it would be beneficial to have a flash drive that also worked with legacy USB ports. However, it was actually too small, though the little key chain helped. That probably seems a little silly, but a lot of modern flash drives are so small that they're easy to misplace. This device isn't much larger, but the small difference does help. I've included some pictures showing the packaging, size and size difference, versus the aforementioned flash drive. My ultrabook and phone both utilise USB Type-C, so I saw no real reason to bother with the older port. I mostly rely on Google Drive and only have a flash drive for reinstalling Ubuntu and a virtual machine image in the event of wiping my laptop. The only thing I'd really fault about this flash drive is the protective plastic casing,as it feels a little flimsy. Aside from that, pricing is reasonable, it's not *too* small and performs well. Definitely recommended.

Nice little devise, Mine get's slightly warm, but not as hot as others have said. But it is so painfully slow, 13 minuets to copy over a 1.5GB file and about an hour and 10 minuets for a 20 GB file.

The drive is more compact with the USB-C connector and provides average speeds in use. I initially bought this to tranfer files between my PC and Steam Deck and for that, it has been great. The one criticism I can level at the drive is that with prolonged used, mostly when writing files, it gets hot. I'd imagine this is partly because the metal part of the casing is acting as a heatsink.

Good value and ideal for copying music from desktop for use in the car

It's not as fast at transfering as I'd hoped.

I bought this gizmo when we discovered that because of its newness my wife's car has no CD player making her collection of CDs from her old car including kids' stuff for the grandkids useless. This tiny gadget has allowed me to rip all her CDs via my laptop (USB 'A') and with a quick twiddle she can play them through her car 'Infotainment'(ugh!) system (USB C) without the need for tiny fiddly adaptors, and still massive space for future CDs. Grandkids happy again, problem solved ; V Happy - highly recommended

Works fast and easy to use

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