💾 Sandisk Ultra 32 GB Black USB Flash Drive (Model: SDCZ48-032G-A46) Review

Quickly power down. not prepared, even when using minimal formatting tools in third-party software. Information and images might be extracted from it using specialized software before it died totally. Nothing has repaired it or reorganized it. Didn't land, didn't soak through, and went unnoticed.

After a week, the flash drive's performance degraded, and it stopped working entirely. A trip back to the shop is in order.

Large, quick USB 3.0 flash drive, the old one suddenly started to cover itself, got this one for $190 in a hurry, checked it at home, then went to buy another one for my kid.

A few days ago I purchased it for $400. I opened the package with care and plugged the connector into my computer, however I was unable to make a recording. Creates a write-protected label and writes it. When I looked in that folder, I discovered an application where you had to provide a password and other security settings. We attempted installation, but failed. The USB disk was just left sitting around. Not used. How other people make use of it is beyond me. I, personally, had 2 pieces…

I insist on your promptness! When I need to fast go ahead in the season of a series to watch on TV, I use it. Therefore, this is the ideal flash drive for this purpose, especially considering the price. The speed of the synthetics, as displayed on the screen, is consistent with reality. Thrilled by the appearance of the fortress. It is quite frustrating when, after some time, the mechanism becomes loose and the flash drive needs to be held by putting it into the USB port of the TV or the laptop

I purchased a Sandisk Ultra 64GB flash drive, but it is bad. The speed for reading is 35 mb/s, and the speed for writing is 7-8 mb/s in both USB2 and USB3 ports. I already own a Sandisk Extreme usb3 flash drive, which is gorgeous in every aspect, but the dimensions are too enormous. Attempted on many systems. There was no sign of it in the WD TV media center. I strongly advise against purchasing Sandisk Ultra; instead, brand devotees should choose the Sandisk Extreme USB3, which is incredibly…

Not a fan of any of it! I inherited her as a gift. Personally, I would not consider purchasing a flash drive from this vendor. I've had bad luck with sandisks before. This memory stick inadvertently went into read-only mode. Sorry to disappoint people who are eager to spread the news that this is a virus; unfortunately, it is not a virus. Flaw in the hardware. Unfortunately, utilizing the flashboot's pid and view utilities was not successful.

In general, the flash left only warm memories of itself, since it still works, minor malfunctions, do not greatly interfere with life and operation. So not a bad choice for the money that is. Different pros: The price, when I took it, was the lowest in the segment with the amount of memory I needed at that time and USB 3.0. Transfer rate. Its cons: With the very first data transfer, there was such a problem that some files were not found and could not be read from a flash drive, but when…

Worked great on my Mac from the moment I plugged it in. I then reformatted it and followed Apple's instructions to install the entire OS installer should my Mac ever fail on the hard drive. After that I tested it and it boots successfully from the USB stick.

Every year for the past 3 years I have been backing up important computer files for my business so we can store the files on Sandisk Ultra when our computer fails USB stick, 32 GB. All files in Excel and Word format, no videos or images. I just copy and paste it to a flash drive.

These great flash drives are big enough to transfer large amounts of photos, research and manuscripts from one computer to another or to secure them. high. Also great for shipping. They are quickly ready to use and have a handy size to carry. Connectors pack into sleek black housings (big enough not to slip into a pocket, purse, or camera bag).

This is the slowest flash drive I've ever owned. I bought two of these and they both work the same. What would normally take 15 minutes to copy to the hard drive takes almost an hour on this flash drive. They say it's "USB 3.0 ready," and I find that not only deceptive, but amusing. It's actually slightly faster over a USB 2.0 port than a true USB 3.0 port. To me, these two flash drives were even slower than several "thrown away" (i.e. $1.00 each) 8GB flash drives! Very sad quality of the…

I bought this flash drive because I needed something fast and a lot of storage space. It fits the bill really well, however, it's a lot slower than you might expect if you're using USB 2.0. If you connect it to a USB 3.0 port, it works very quickly and very well. In terms of durability, the end of the case is broken because it's made of thin plastic. So don't be surprised if the end breaks and you can no longer attach it to your keychain. Pros: Fast when connected to USB 3.0128GB. Cons: Seems…