You can proudly become an owner of a SanDisk 256GB Ultra Fit USB 3.1 flash drive by spending a small amount of money today.
USB-C is great and all but many of us still rely on USB-A to get stuff done. If you're one of those people and happen to be in search of a flash drive, then SanDisk has your back.
For a limited time only, the company is discounting its 256GB Ultra Fit USB 3.1 flash drive to a small price of just $29.99. That's a significant drop from its usual $45 asking price. And as the name suggests, the flash drive is only slightly bigger than the USB-A connector itself, which is a big deal as you can just leave this flash drive plugged in to your computer and just forget about it.
Since this is a SanDisk product therefore you can expect nothing but greatness from it. For example, you start things off with 256GB of storage, which is more than enough for moving a few documents, photos and videos around. Furthermore, you get fast read speeds of up to 130MB/s, meaning you can play 4K UHD video off this flash drive without ever having to copy it onto your desktop or laptop.
A compact, plug-and-stay, high-speed USB 3.1 flash drive that's ideal for adding more storage to laptops, game consoles, in-car audio and more
Simple, fast way to add up to 256GB of storage to your device
Read speeds up to 130MB/s1. Drive comes with a RescuePRO Deluxe data recovery software
Write up to 15X faster than standard USB 2.0 drives1. Operating Temperature: 0 C to 35 C
Move a full-length movie to the drive in less than 30 seconds; Storage Temp: -10 C to 70 C
According to SanDisk's own testing, you can expect to move a full-length movie to this drive in just 30 seconds, which is not bad at all. So yeah, with this around, you can definitely kiss your slow (current) flash drive goodbye.
Buy SanDisk 256GB Ultra Fit USB 3.1 Flash Drive - Was $45, now just $29.99
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