SanDisk 32GB 3-Pack Ultra Fit USB 3.1 Flash Drive (3x32GB) - SDCZ430-032G-G46T, Black

64 gigs is a lot of flash memory. Most of my other sticks are 16 gig so these will last! Their small size have an asset and a drawback: They are so short that I never have to remove them when moving the laptop; they are perfectly safe to leave in their USB slots. But there is no place to write on them with pen to identify them. A bit of nail polish with a color code note elsewhere is one way to know which is which.

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Let me start off by saying ONLY THUMBDRIVES 32GB AND UNDER CAN BE FORMATTED FAT32I bought this specifically to leave in my car with all my music. The low profile is great because it takes up no space and you don't risk bumping or snagging it and breaking it. My car is not new enough to accept larger drives (over 32 gb) and needs the drives to be formatted with FAT32. Typically exFAT formatting works for compatibility but unfortunately my vehicle does not like it. So now I need to buy a smaller one but having extra storage is never a bad thing.I recommend always purchasing storage devices from reputable companies. The price for generic storage is not that much cheaper and it only takes one big data loss to incentivize paying for quality control.

Although this seemed to be a quality product. The reason I bought it was to increase the storage capacity of my.Firestick max 4K and got a error code that is not compatible so I had to return it. I'm sure there's nothing wrong with the product. It's just didn't work for my applications.

Nice and small and perfect for taking my music with me in the car.

I use these drives regularly in a Soundcraft Ui24R mixer to capture live band multitrack recordings for the last several months. I've never had a failure and with no buffering issues even running many tracks to the drive at once. The USB drive needs to keep up in real time or the recording is toast. Also, these are so low profile I don't need to worry about someone damaging the mixer if they brush by the front of the rack where the USB drive is plugged in. It barely sticks out, so another worry bites the dust.If you can use the 64GB version, that's an even better deal on a per-GB basis. However, be warned that if the unit you're plugging into doesn't support a > 32GB file system, the 64GB version may not work. My mixer is like that -- it only supports a 32GB maximum FAT-style storage. Your manufacturer docs will tell you what the limit is. If you don't really need all that space, stick with the 32GB version and you should be fine.These units run very hot to the touch, if you read and write a LOT of data at one time. When I get home from a show, I pop the drive into my computer or USB hub and copy all the files off at once. This might be 10-15 GB of files altogether. Even at fastest speed (and these are VERY fast!) that can take a while. When I'm done, the USB drive is quite hot, so I usually wait a minute before I try to remove it.Other than that, no complaints (and that's a very small complaint really, I don't lose sleep over it). And at this price I can keep several spares around for swapping.

Tiny form factor! We use for nightly data backups. Fit with key loop with those colored tags to keep straight (and find). Comes with data rescue coupon hidden in packaging - easily missed if you don't know it's there. Great for a space constrained area. No issues with year of use.

Love the size, thought I had an issue but cannot tell if it was the usb or something I did just recently. Either way, I fixed my corrupt file in file explorer and they work. I just wish they did not come pre-loaded with sandisk data.