128G Metal 3.0 USB Drive

music is therapy someone. I lost 30 to 40 GB of music I had accumulated over the last few years on my current phone. it was depressing and stressful, so it doesn't happen again. I bought myself this thumb drive to backup my music. it works perfect for that, it's just music. so for me it's writing about 50 MB per second and reading about the same amount. I watched lots of reviews but they were irrelevant. I only cared about backing up my music, so I always have it available in the near future. do yourself a favor and if you have music and pictures or other documents on your phone, get one of these. I like knowing that if my phone or to crash for some reason or stop working because it's past its life that I have my music backed up and start away on a thumb drive. so far I have only back the 10 GB onto the thumb drive and I still have at least a little over a hundred left so it's definitely doing its job. it's stainless steel I believe. so it's sturdy and it's not going to be carried around. mostly used to back up files and then store it in a safe spot. there is no cap to cover the USB portion of the thumb drive but it is very small and compact my first attempt I transferred 10 GB of music and it was cold to the touch. unlike other reviews floating the internet of people stating that it was getting hot. I'm actually thinking of purchasing another of the exact same capacity and gifting it so it can be used to backup a phone. it was less than $20 which was cheap in my opinion.

have been using this SanDisk 128GB Ultra Flair Flash Drive for a while now and it is exactly what I needed for moving files back and forth. The metal casing is the best part because it feels really solid and durable, so I do not have to worry about it getting crushed or the plastic snapping if it is on my keychain or in my bag. The transfer speeds are impressive for a drive this size. I can move large folders of photos or video files in just a few seconds without it slowing down halfway through. It does get a little warm to the touch when you are moving a lot of data at once, but that is pretty normal for a metal drive and it has never affected the performance. The 128GB capacity gives me plenty of room for all my backups and work projects. It is a reliable, high quality little drive that looks great and actually performs at the speed it promises.

I’ve been using this for a couple months (all day, every single day!) and have had zero problems. Super fast, super sleek, and great price. I will say, though, I’m more familiar with the old-school ones that had a sliding case type thing that you could push up to cover the male USB part. Still, it hasn’t been an issue, it’s pleasing to the eye, and it’s been extremely reliable with my Mac. I also appreciate that I can effectively download directly onto the flash drive, without taking up space on my laptop. Note: in photo, the SD thumb drive is plugged into a USB-C adapter (barely shown). PS I like the keychain “loop” touch. I never thought I’d use it, but I already ended up using it once, looped a bit of strong string into/around it to make it easier to find in my computer case. It’s tiny!

It’s very small and 1 1/2 inches long approximately. I’m afraid I’m going to lose it somewhere so I put it into a Ziploc bag and put that into my laptop. Carrie case it does not have a cover on the end either like most of them.

The day I received this High Speed USB Memory stick I filled it up with near 100gb of video. It had no problems with my downloads and no problems with transferring the same data to another laptop for viewing! I would gladly buy another soon...

This jump drive has worked great for both me and my husband for backing up our QuickBooks files for our business. It's simple to use, reliable, and makes saving important files quick and easy

This is great. I bought it to replace an older external hard drive that I use for back ups. The Sandisk flash drive is a lot faster at transferring files and is a lot easier to use than the external hard drive. External hard drives were state of the art in their day, but with the advent of flash drives such as this 128 gig flash drive the days of external hard drives is probably over.

Would I buy it again? Nah, I hate the design. I don't need 128GB storage on a single thumb drive and Walmart did not have smaller sized quality thumb drives. I would much rather have a 4-pack of 16GB or 8-pack of 8GB drives. I cannot stand the design, I am sick of companies leaving out a solid USB cap to save a few pennies profit and the plastic lanyard clip is just plain weird. And it's too tiny! It's literally about the size of the first segment of my thumb, so it's a 2-finger hold instead of 3 or 4-finger grasp to insert/pull out. As for performance, ease of use and durability, it's spot on, except for no protection. I only need 8GB, 16GB or 32GB but there you have it. If I had time, I would have bought one elsewhere. However, i went online and bought some USB caps so I can be assured the connector stays safe.

These flash drives are nice - just plug in and go. The main body of the drive is metal with a plastic clip on the top so you can place it on a keyring, etc. They are sturdy and can handle being in a bag or on a keyring without issue. They are better at dispersing heat so I've found there is less failure than the plastic drives. SanDisk drives are reliable and these are good to have on hand for backups.

Bought to replace another flash drive that stopped working almost immediately. This one works well is fast and trouble free. Always had success with sandisk flash drives.