Review on 💾 Sandisk Ultra USB Flash Drive 256 GB – High-Speed Data Storage, Black (SDCZ48-256G-A46) by Micha Borkowski ᠌

One is 32 GB and the other two are 16 GB. I've been using a 32 GB flash drive for two years; it's formatted in NTFS; I've watched movies up to 27 GB in size on it by connecting it to a TV; nothing has frozen, the flash drive hasn't fallen off; the USB port, on the other hand, gets quite hot. but generally satisfactory, the speed does exhibit some oddities. For example, it logs the first 800 MB/s as 53 MB/s, but the remaining MB/s ranges from 17 MB/s to 20 MB/s. I've been recording movies into a 16 GB flash drive for the past two years. The most intriguing part is that I recently purchased three 16 GB flash drives, two of which turned out to be defective (I described the first one's issues above), and the third turned out to be faster than my own similar 16 GB flash drive, which is already two years old but still works at the same speed it did two years ago. The year 2022 is shared by both production years. If one flash drive records a 2.6 GB movie at a variable pace (say, between 6.5 and 11 Mb/s), while the other flash drive records the same movie at a steady 26 or 27 Mb/s, then it appears that a good copy has been made. A USB 3.0 port offers the full range of speeds. If you're interested, you can peruse the USB flash drive pictures I took as well as the usbflashinfo screenshots I grabbed, etc. Is this brand of flash drives something I would suggest?to support 16GB and 32GB of storage, respectively?If the TRANSCEND Jetflash 790 is not too much more expensive than this one and you can find a 16 GB version for no more than $340 and a 32 GB version for no more than $499 at a major retailer, then you should give it some consideration.