Review on SanDisk Ultra 16GB (2-Pack) Dual Drive USB Type-C (SDDDC2-016G-G46) + Bonus Wisla Trust (TM) Lanyard by Xander Kio Zion ᠌

Bought more than a year ago in conjunction with the acquisition of a poppy for the following two reasons: a limited amount of memory on a macbook requires some reserve, but a full-fledged external SSD is not required. The second issue is that the majority of users are still operating with "old" ports; hence, in order to carry out a regular interchange of information outside of the context of a network, they were looking for a universal solution. This flash drive is perfect for use during working hours because files that are tens of gigabytes in size are rarely transferred; therefore, the speed is not as important, but it is sufficient. There is sufficient storage space, so movies and cartoons may be downloaded into a flash drive and brought along on beach visits. Downloading a couple of seasons of a series, each with roughly ten episodes, in HD quality 720-1080 can be done in one and a half to two hours, in addition to downloading five-minute cartoons for the smaller items. It is copied from a home NAS using ultra 2 kinetics and transmitted over Wi-Fi. It is unknown what factors contribute to the slow copying speed in this scenario. the initial fall demonstrated the "reliability" of the latch; the USB-S is now fixed, but the USB is no longer present; you have to hold your finger in place; yet, everything else continues to function normally. On the other hand, it was not a pricey solution from Corsair that was being transported by automobile; rather, it was a low-cost option from Sandisk, and I was aware of the potential dangers. There's nothing you can dump, step on, or sit on top of flash drives, and then yell "I'm stomping!" since there isn't anything there to do any of those things to. I have now decided to purchase a second one for 256 dollars after recommending it to my friends.