📦 SanDisk Cruzer Fit 16GB (2 pack) SDCZ33-016G USB 2.0 Flash Drive Jump Drive Pen Drive SDCZ33-016G - 32GB Total Capacity Review

She died in the radio a day later, was blocked for recording, you can’t format it either . rummaged through the Internet, a popular problem .

the flash drive is very small, with a beautiful design just for car radios, it does not stick out like other flash drives from the radio and interferes. I bought 8 GB in full enough . I am satisfied with the purchase.

Has some pros: Small, conveniently let's put it in the car in the radio or similar tasks. Its cons: the speed of a flash drive is at the level of flash drives from fifteen years ago !

Almost does not protrude at all when inserted. The speed of operation is quite good, of course, given that this is a usb 2.0 standard. It's too early to say about reliability.

The previous flash drive from another manufacturer worked for three years and then stopped being read (it warmed up noticeably). I've been using this one recently and it's too early to talk about longevity.

I took it to replace the lost Lexar of the same capacity and dimensions. The flash drive disappointed, the speed of work is below the baseboard, which, in fact, nullifies the advantage of a large volume. A week later the cap began to be removed in the pocket - I dripped epoxy so that I dressed more tightly. I wouldn’t buy a second time, it’s better to overpay 50% for a 2-3 times faster kingston or lexar.

The drives did not come with a USB cover unlike other scandisks of this size. Can be repaired and sold as new. Something is wrong with these drives. The packaging also looks different.

I installed the Unraid NAS server using an old regular sized USB stick. You don't want something sticking out that far (think of an accident moving a server, a broken motherboard USB port, a flash drive connector, etc.). Unraid boots from a flash drive with a 32GB limit. A USB 2.0 flash drive is recommended. I can't think of a better choice than this for this app. Every USB drive had some kind of software on it, but what kind of idiot would order USB sticks from random vendors at Revain and…

I've been using these little devices since I first saw them for sale. Their size and shape make them ideal for use with car radios that can drive them. They have a small loop for attaching a lanyard. The ones I use have a 1.5" ring which makes removing recessed bits easier. The main downside with them is that they don't come with the protective cap they originally came with. I would love to see a small keeper that can have 8-10 of them join. I bought 25 of these and only one failed and was…

I booted the Unraid NAS with an old, regular-size USB drive. You don't want something sticking out that far (think of an accident moving a server, a broken motherboard USB connector, flash drive connector, etc.). Unraid boots from a flash drive with a 32GB limit. A USB 2.0 flash drive is recommended. I can't think of a better choice than this for this app. Every USB drive had some kind of software on it, but what kind of idiot would order USB sticks from random vendors on Revain and then…