🍑 SanDisk 128GB Ultra Dual Drive Go USB-C Flash Drive, Peach - SDDDC3-128G-G46PC Review

Has pros: Operation speed, usability, weight, dual connector, etc. With its cons: The only negative is that the USB-A connector is made of plastic, which increases the chance of it breaking if handled carelessly.

Well worth its price, this product is the solution to the problem of running out of storage space on your mobile phone, especially if you don't want to back up your files to the cloud. I was able to transfer LOTS of stuff from my phone to my laptop just by using this tiny jump drive. Of course, you can also use it to store things in your phone instead of moving things around. This tiny jump drive is amazing! Before purchasing, be sure to use the website page provided to ensure it is compatible…

I recently got a Google Pixel. No SD slot. Why bugle, why? I have 200GB of audio, so I took this disc for that. Works well for media playback, no complaints. My problem is when copying data to or from it constantly glitches and disconnects. This happens because the hard drive is very hot. No, you won't burn yourself, at least I didn't get burned, but I don't keep it for long. The case of the drive is made of plastic, even the USB-A connector is large, plastic on the outside. Unsafe but doesn't…

USB sticks are so small that I buy more than I would like. I've never worn them out, but I lose them regularly. I'm not a heavy user so I'm not spending a fortune on it. As a result, I never expect absolutely fast read and especially write times. For the low price, it reads well and writes reasonably well. If you use it to share files of reasonable size, you will be amazed. If you expect multi-gigabyte files to be transferred very quickly, invest a little more and get a faster drive. I won't…

Wow. I've had my old laptop for a number of years since I got lost in the iPad and iPhone world. But I still have some of my best abstract drawings on an old laptop (I just got a new MacBook Pro); and I also had to download some digital art originals onto my new MacBook Pro. I didn't know that the new MacBook Pro only has USB ports. I bought some small adapters and then I saw this great new flash drive. SanDisk has been my source for flash drives for years. I've learned to trust this…

- Fast: I downloaded the latest version of CrystalMarkDisk 7.0.0 x64 from CrystalMark.info website. I tested the 32GB drive straight out of the box formatted with the FAT32 file system. As you can see from the numbers, an average of 5 1GB reads are performed at 155.18 MB/s. It's as fast as you'd expect from a mechanical hard drive. Writes 46.77. It's good for a flash drive. Small: Almost the size of a AAA battery (triple), only thinner. It's smaller than a regular house key and much smaller…