SanDisk 32GB Ultra USB 3.0 Flash Drive, USB stick, memory stick with transfer speeds up to 130MB/s, Password protection, RescuePRO Deluxe software for data recovery, Triple Pack, Black

Bought this to replace some dead sticks. So far for work purposes it has been great and somewhat consistent. In regards to design it is decently designed and the key chain hole is a nice addition even if it is standard, The main thing I like is the fact you can retract the tip and it stays in place, as you need a bit of push down pressure to retract. This gives a bit more confidence the stick wont be as easily damaged as some other have. Now on to performance, the read speed I have no complaints, works as advertised. However, the write speed is very different. In synthetic benchmarks it seems amazing with a write speed of +45mb/s. But in real world applications the performance is a different story. In actual use the usb stick averages out at 19 ~ 20 mb/s. This is something a few reviews overlooked. With the speeds I have no issue as speeds are as expected and is not false advertising, as they do say its x5 faster than usb 2.0 (4 mbs). My small issue is no where do they ever sate this. So it does feel a bit deceptive. With write speeds over a long duration it was pleasing to see the data transfer speed was consistent for a 50 GB test file. And at the end the usb was not burring hot or overheating unlike some other products like the san disk ultra fit, Finally to conclude a comment about the software, DELETE IT. The software application its self is ok and I don't have a problem with it. But my problem is the fact is it is always running as soon as you insert it. This also causes issues if try to uninstall it as it spits a error message that the action cant be done as the application is still running. Even task manager could not kill it, so only way to remove it is to format the stick. For people who will actually use the software for regular files its fine I guess but personally as it is always running it does not sit well with me. Overall, with its great value I would highly recommend it. The hardware its self is good but the advertising is a bit deceptive and the software, for me at least, is a no.

* Physical I have (use of Flash Drive 1) used a SanDisk 32 Gig 3.0 thumb drive as part of a built-in Windows Recovery system. This took over 4 hours to build. Interestingly, it's taken the SAME time as using this USB 3 thumb drive as an Integral 64 Gig, USB 2.0 pen drive with my Ashampoo Backup Pro 26.3. (The use of Flash Drive 2) To create a fresh system image of Windows 10 on my Ashampoo, I was required to shut down the ReadyBoost utility and turn it off through File Explorer this time. I was free to reinstall this after the system image was created. So its advantages are more subtle than I first thought. The speed of your downloaded or uploaded files, even between home ports on your PC, can vary a lot. Which can be dependent on your hardware, connection speeds, what your computer is doing, and the state of your OS. I have reinstalled Windows 10 Pro using guidance from YouTube videos. I used the method to preserve personal files and applications. To download the latest Windows 10 image and then apply its many updates took 5 1/2 hours to complete. So don't clock watch. I also needed to reboot several times to get the updates coordinated. But it's like a new machine. If your PC is slow. Do a backup of the system as it is. Then, apply the reinstallation of Windows 10. You could be surprised by the difference this makes to Windows 10 in several ways. It takes several days for these changes to work through the system. Another method to speed up a whole operating Windows 10 system, after a fresh installation, is to use Administrative Tools / Defragment and Optimise Drives. It's a real help. The reinstallation of Windows 10, preserving my files. Using ReadyBoost and a 64 Gig USB 3.0 Pendrive formatted with NTFS has boosted my PC's stability and responsiveness. (Use of Flash Drive 3). You can format the USB 3.0 drive with FAT32, but due to limits within FAT32, this cache will be limited to 4Gb cache. ReadyBoost has been around since Windows Vista. If you're driving Windows 11, then it's not going to help you, as you have enough technical knowledge to work fine. Together, these techniques have made my PC feel fresher! To use a USB drive for this, it is suggested to format the 32 Gig thumb drive with NTFS, then select File Explorer / This PC / pick a USB port / Properties / ReadyBoost tab / Dedicate This Device to ReadyBoost / Apply / OK. Please note that you must NOT remove the ReadyBoost thumb drive without first turning this method off in File Explorer / This PC / the name of your thumb drive / Properties / ReadyBoost tab / Do not use this device/ Apply / OK. This is due to this thumb drive is used by Windows 10 as a cache of often-used code, to minimise time to access these files. If you do remove this thumb drive without turning ReadyBoost off in File Explorer, you will probably need to reinstall Windows 10, I am afraid. I have seen this happen with other people's machines. So that you know, it's normal for a 32 GB pendrive when applied to ReadyBoost to be red. It just means that the space unused is less than 10% of the maximum size of this thumb drive. I used a 64 Gig thumb drive this time. If your device SSD or HDD also shows red, it's time to make space of this drive to make it perform better with more space available. * Update 20 November 2024 It's a good, cheap idea to buy for others you care about, brothers, sisters, birthdays and Xmas. These USB pen drives are always handy. Eventually. It's your choice, but I recommend 64 GB or higher, USB 3.0+ thumb drives * Update 09 May 2025 One drive I tested is faulty.

Very good USB sticks and of a nice size. I must comment on the finicky slider to get the actual USB out as the slider isn't particularly grippy and can be difficult to get out. The colour is a glossy black with a more matte patterned design in the middle. They're made of plastic. They don't appear particularly durable but then again, it'll be fine for normal use. In terms of heat, they do get a little hot when doing lots of writing to the USB, nothing to scare though. They are very functional and do the job fine.

This SanDisk 32GB USB 3.0 flash drive pack is excellent. SanDisk has always been a brand I trust, and these drives fully live up to that reputation. They’re compact, lightweight, and feel well made, making them ideal for everyday use at home, work, or on the go. The retractable design is a great touch — no cap to lose, and the USB connector stays protected when it’s not in use. It slides smoothly and feels solid, which makes the drives easy to carry in a pocket, bag, or laptop case without worry. Transfer speeds are noticeably faster than older USB 2.0 sticks, making large file transfers quick and hassle-free. Whether it’s documents, photos, videos, or backups, everything moves smoothly and reliably. Each drive also includes SanDisk’s built-in security software, allowing you to password-protect and encrypt private files. This adds real peace of mind when carrying sensitive data, especially for work or personal documents. The three-pack offers excellent value, and having multiple drives is incredibly useful for keeping work, personal files, and backups separate. They work perfectly with both USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports, so compatibility is never an issue. Overall, this is a high-quality, dependable product that does exactly what it promises. Fast, secure, and well designed — I’d happily buy these again and would strongly recommend them.

Ideal para una proteger el conector cuando no lo usas. Capacidad decente

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Good flash drive. Read speed up to 100 Mb/s, write probably 20 Mb/s (speed drops when copying a large file) I was bught this for 20 eur, after that discount comes and now price if 17 eur )) I tested both drives and share result, maybe some one interesing...

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Il pack da 3 chievete da 64Gb è ottimo per risparmiare e avere una discreta quantità di archiviazione specie per chi lavora in ambiti IT o deve spostare dati non eccessivamente grandi. Io le ho prese per usarle con Ventoy e altri programmi di recupero pc e dati vari e formattarle come e quando mi serve avendo una buona quantità di spazio (è presente anche il pack con 3 chiavette da 32Gb che costano di meno ma ho preferito appunto queste perché con Ventoy ho caricato tantissime ISO di programmi e recuperato tanti file in un'unica soluzione). Dopo aver svolto vari test prima di usarle (sia dopo averle usate intensamente) posso confermare che le prestazioni sono rispettate e anzi il mio consiglio è quello di formattarle in NTFS se non si ha la necessità di compatibilità con exFAT in quanto offrono cosi il massimo delle loro prestazioni (nei test usato CrystalaDiskaMark e h2testw su un pc del 2016 con usb 3.0 e Win10). Il primo test è stato fatto con chiavetta già usata per 1 ora circa dopo aver provveduto a far girare h2testw per verificarne il funzionamento e in NTFS le prestazioni sono migliori di exFAT. Nel secondo test ho fatto girare subito i test in exFAT e NTFS che confermano che il calore non influenza le prestazioni e alla fine sempre h2testw per confermare il corretto funzionamento delle chiavette. Il calore generato in entrambi i test non mi è sembrato troppo elevato o fastidioso ma non dispongo di strumenti per misurarlo purtroppo e avere cosi un dato certo. Gli ormai mesi di utiluzzo continuo al momento confermano la qualità delle stesse e del risparmio a prendere il pack da 3. Se ci saranno sviluppi li aggiungerò. Fare attenzione quando si apre la confezione in quanto al suo interno e presente una etichetta con il codice per scaricare e usare per 1 anno il prodotto RescuPRO Deluxe che serve a recuperare i file dai dispositivo di memoria flash. È attacatta nel mio caso molto vicino a dove si tagli per aprire la confezione quindi fate attenzione. Unica pecca che non hanno un led di notifica del funzionamento (sulla versione che ho da 32Gb invece è presente).