High Capacity 64GB USB C Flash Drive - Dual USB 3.0 Pen Drive for Type-C Android, MacBook & More Review

I LOVE this drive. I work on Apple computers for a job, so having a working drive with multiple connections is very helpful. I have a 64GB hard drive partitioned 4 times. Two partitions are for operating system installation and the other two are for recovery programs. The drive mounts and ejects very quickly. I don't care about the transfer speed for my purpose, but I feel like it works very quickly. I will definitely buy more in the future.

I recently bought a new tablet that uses a USB-C connector instead of a micro-USB connector, and I also have money for additional storage. I wanted the flash drive to fit easily on my keychain so I wouldn't lose it and it would be easy enough to plug into my systems. Sanfeya has not yet been disappointed by this option. The drive looks sleek and compact. The hook appears to be relatively strong (despite some complaints I've heard of it breaking or falling off) - but time will tell what it is…

Mine was formatted as ExFAT which doesn't work on my Google Pixel 3XL. (Which is annoying; this *should* be the correct file system, but Android doesn't support it; it supports NTFS and FAT32.) My laptop. Reformatting to NTFS seems to work fine on my laptop. My *old* C/A combo drive - the plastic case on connector A has broken, this one appears to be metal, I hope it lasts longer (to be fair the old one lasted a few years). In the product list I see a lot of 9 MB/s instead of 108 MB/s. Gets hot

This tiny flash drive is the perfect solution for users who need to transfer files between generations of computers when you don't have an internet connection. Or for many other situations, I'm sure. It pivots cleanly between USB1/2 and USB-C with a secure click. It's very fast. Very compact. I attached it to a lanyard; otherwise it would be easy to lose because it is so small. I haven't had the noticeable overheating issues that some have reported, but most files I transfer are between 10MB…

This is a nice drive and it would be great if it didn't overheat when writing more than 100MB of data. I bought 3 of these drives, 2 x 64GB and 1 x 128GB. All three share the same problem of overheating and transmission delays. I have 40GB of work files that I wanted to back up, but after the first few hundred MB the drive gets incredibly hot and the transfer speed drops to zero. I opened up one of the 64GB drives and attached a heatsink to it with thermal grease and it did exactly the same…

This is my new flash drive. I like the form factor and the feel of it. The hinged cover, which pivots between the USB-C and USB-A sides, snaps into place, and while this piece is plastic, it actually feels pretty solid. But I didn't just buy it for looks, so I wanted to see how well the unnamed drive would perform. So, using the USB-C side, I transferred a 75GB ZIP file from a Kingston 128GB USB-C to this version of the 128GB flash drive via a VAVA USB-C adapter. All of this was connected to my

The device is beautiful, convenient and (if it works) worth the money. I really wanted to like it, but I couldn't. I connected a flash drive to my desktop computer and copied some video files to it. It worked well and performance seemed good. I unplugged it and plugged it into the TV I wanted to watch the copied videos on. The TV did not see the device. (Other flash drives work fine.) I disconnected the TV, and the flash drive fell apart - the internal circuit board literally fell out of the…

For USB 3.0, this drive is a bit disappointing. The size of this flash drive is compact, but it has a rather slow write speed for this type of USB. After a test I compared it with other 3.0 flash drives, it writes a little more than a high performance USB 2.0 flash drive. Reading speed is ok, but again not on the level it should be for 3.0. I tried this on several different 3.0 ports but writing was very slow. It had an average write speed of 24MB/s and a read speed of 50MB/s. I also tried…