Review on Sandisk Cruzer Glide USB Flash Drive, 64 GB, Black/Red – Efficient Storage Solution (SDCZ60-064G-A46) by Adam Tomasz ᠌

Name: Sandisk Cruzer Glide USB Flash Drive, 64 GB, Black/Red – Efficient Storage Solution (SDCZ60-064G-A46)
Item: Sandisk Cruzer Glide USB Flash Drive, 64 GB, Black/Red – Efficient Storage Solution (SDCZ60-064G-A46)
Rating: 4

July 10, 2023

I am satisfied, the purchase is quite successful.

I used a flash drive for the installation, which contained a number of distributions, the required disk images, and video guides. This is too much data for a 64 GB flash device.
The manufacturer offers a 2-year warranty, however the player only comes with a 1-week guarantee, so keep that in mind before you buy.
It's inconvenient to utilize encryption software since you can't go to the encrypted folder or run the encrypted program from somewhere else. After using a disk for 10GB, a cloud that just takes up 2GB is not that appealing.
So it's really just a flash drive, albeit a very large one:)

Pros

Inexpensive and ponderous now. An excellent clasp that doubles as an extension for the USB port keeps it securely closed and doesn't jiggle around like the one on my transcend. It has already walked on a robust body. It held together fine when I pressed on it with all my weight, so you don't have to worry about it breaking in your pocket. The included SanDisk SecureAccess encryption software has been ated over the Internet; its user interface is dated to the year 2022. Two gigabytes of cloud space is plenty for storing and sharing frequently revised files with several users.

Cons

True storage: 119 GB Actual copying speed of only 4-6 MB/s It will take more than a day of labor to fill it up completely, and if there are many small files, it won't be able to handle them all in that time. It has a very respectable 20Mb/s reading and writing speed through USB 2.0. Synthetics have a data transfer rate of 15Mb/s for the first 12% of the flash drive and a rate of 22Mb/s for the remaining 88%. Because the rate of circulation shouldn't vary from place to place in a given volume, something went wrong with it, and the original firmware is still visible. It took 7 minutes to copy a 280 MB folder using the SanDisk SecureAccess software. To edit a file, you'll need to take it off of your storage device, and once you're done making changes, you can copy it back and open it for reading in the SanDisk SecureAccess window.