SanDisk Ultra 512GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive - SDCZ48-512G-G46 Review

A NTFS-formatted flash drive was used for the experiments. I had to copy two files totaling 7 GB. Motherboard USB 3.0 ports offer a true read/write speed of 130 MB/s and 19 MB/s, respectively. As seen in the picture. A separate hard drive (HDD) performed better for reading than the SSD running Windows 10.

Purchased on sale, well worth the money. There was an issue, and the flash drive perished. I respect this brand. It was discovered after speaking with technical support that their items have a 10-year warranty. Amazon had previously declined to replace.

Just yesterday I bought it to do one thing: transport movies from my PC to my TV. Therefore, trustworthiness assessments have not been made. You should probably go with metal or strong plastic for "for everyday" use. Because it costs twice as much as Samsung, all comparisons are beneath the belt. But even so.

Reading a 2GB video at 30m/s, recording at 15–18m/s, and using only a USB2 or USB3 connection are all possible with the original format. At a rate of 5-10 m/s, a large number of tiny files are copied. fat32 and ex fat formats are bad news; they are slow no matter the size of the cluster. Ntfs formatting is required, and results appear to be consistent between 512 bytes and 4 kilobytes (did not recheck). Since I've only been using it for two days, I won't comment on its longevity. However, I

I wanted to buy 16 GB, inadvertently ordered 32 GB. The price is almost the same. I bought it to prepare an installation flash drive for Windows 10. Everything went well I recommend

In tests, reading 160, writing 60, in fact the video file is 8 gigs, the average speed is 30, which is also not bad, it writes quite smoothly.

The flash drive is surprisingly terrible, but fast and tenacious. 4/5 seems to be well deserved. Pros below: 1) Fast 2) By pushing it in, it can be hidden, so the cap will not be lost 3) There is ReadyBoost. You can use it as a 32 GB swap file (the maximum space allowed for this purpose) 4) Wow, she's still alive! And why I rejoice, I will describe in shortcomings. Cons: 1) Squishy 2) All creaks, wedges and backlash. The construction is useless. It's amazing that she's still alive. 3) And the…

In principle, I didn’t expect more, I tried exfat and ntfs on different machines (three of which are on core i7 with normal USB 3.0) - the result is the same: writing a maximum of 21 Mb / s, reading a maximum of 120 Mb / s.

A week later, the flash drive began to behave inappropriately, the speeds dropped, and that's it! I will return to the store.

Compared to the Transcend JetFlash 790: the write and read speed is higher, but it gets very hot, which is not encouraging. I use for portable programs.

This flash drive has exceeded my expectations. The extra storage is perfect for my computer needs and the ultra-fast transfer speed makes it extremely convenient for transferring data. Based on my observations, this drive is perfect for both PCs and Macs. The only drawback is its comparatively high price, but it is well worth the extra money for its quality and performance.

I took a couple of times the same flash drive and smaller volumes and everything was fine, so I took it to 256GB. In fact 250 is determined

The read speed corresponds to the declared ones (up to 100Mb/s) and is ~80Mb/s when copying a large file from it, but the speed of writing a large file to it does not exceed ~15Mb/s, which does not even reach the maximum write speed for USB 2.0

This SanDisk Ultra USB 3.0 flash drive works exactly as you expect it to. Transfers to and from the card seem to work fairly quickly. The drive is a standard size and, like many others, has a slide button for inserting and ejecting the USB connector. It also has a blue light indicating the transmission is ready and active. The disc is labeled so that it is clear which side to turn it to in order to insert it correctly. (I hate drives that have to be tried one way and then the other because you…

I bought a set of two hard drives, one failed and went into write protect mode. According to Sandisk Customer Support, "Write protection errors occur when a flash drive detects a potential malfunction within itself. The drive enters read-only mode to prevent data loss. There is no way to fix this. To ensure that the problem is with the flash drive and not your computer, we recommend that you plug the USB drive into a different port on your computer. You should also try the drive on another…