Amazon is offering the 64GB SanDisk Ultra Type-C flash drive for a price of just $14.99. Skip that latte and jump into the future of USB-C today.
With USB-C taking over the world by storm, it's only logical to invest in devices and storage that support the standard to the fullest. One such product that checks the right boxes is the SanDisk Ultra USB Type-C flash drive and it is available at a very nice discount today.
For just $14.99, you can become an owner of a flash drive that has 'future' written all over it. Given its price point, one would expect that this product might cheap out somewhere, especially in the speed department. It actually does not and you can expect it to touch speeds of up to 150MB/s, which is not bad at all for everyday use.
Flash drive for USB Type-C devices
High-speed USB 3.1 performance of up to 150MB/s3
Super-thin, retractable design to protect the small USB Type-C connector
Since this is a USB-C flash drive, therefore you can use it with a wide range of devices including smartphones and tablets. In fact, if you pick this up today, you will be able to use this flash drive with your iPad Pro when iPadOS 13 comes out later this year, since the new OS adds full support for external storage mediums.
Last but not the least, SanDisk is one of the few reliable brands on the face of this earth therefore you can expect it to handle your daily tasks without breaking a sweat. If a reliable flash drive is what you need for your USB-C laptop, phone, tablet, etc. then look no further than the SanDisk Ultra flash drive.
Buy SanDisk Ultra USB Type-C 64GB Flash Drive - Was $28, now just $14.99
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