Review on SanDisk Extreme Go 64GB USB 3.2 Type-A Flash Drive - SDCZ810-064G-G46 by John Hashman

Sandisk is one of the brands I trust the most when it comes to flash drives as well as SD cards (which use the same basic type). Technology). If you take most flash drives out of the box, they all work pretty much the same. But how well they hold up over time and how often you can write/rewrite data to the drive makes the difference between a quality product and an unfamiliar branded product. This is a more conventional flash drive with a USB Type-A 3.2 Speed Gen 1 connector (formerly known as USB 3.0). Since this drive has a capacity of 64GB, not only does it have the smallest storage space, it also has slower storage. You can get write speeds of up to 240 megabytes per second on higher models, but they advertise that as 100 megabytes per second. In my tests, I was able to approach this value (95 MB/s). I love the look of the flash drive, it's made of aluminum and has a plastic slider on the inside that you can use to slide it out when not in use. There is a loop for carrying on a keychain or lanyard. It seems strong and durable but time will tell in that regard, having used it regularly for some time I will update the review IF anything changes in my opinion. In my experience, physically larger drives last longer than smaller ones. This product seems like a good choice if you want a basic USB drive with no extra features like dual ports or a very small size.