Customer Ratings & Reviews

Just like an internal SSD. This jump drive can operate as a main bootable drive with no issue. Perfect to use as a backup computer if your internal drive fails.

Got this item on sale extremely fast usb write and read speeds are unreal.

This device is easy to set up and use and very secure. The SSD is extremely fast. This is a nice drive.

This is very easy to use. Very flexible, sleek and easy access.

Fast delivery and worked as expected will buy again

Using it as a emergency boot USB quicker than most.

A BEAST! Very fast and sleek. Much more durable than sandisks ultra fit line

I don't know why? Out side label said 128GB,but the actual volume is 32GB.

Very impressed with this drive. Only a little bigger than my regular 2.0 drive. Twice the storage space with I'm guessing at least 5 times the speed. I'm running my Logic Pro X files from it with no problems.

LOVE THIS!!! SanDisk - Extreme Pro 128GB USB 3.1 F

I bough this new Sandisk 128GB USB stick at much higher price) 9 months ago. It is on the recommended USB storage list for the Nvida Shield Pro 2019. I had it formatted for uses as expanded internal storage. It was a bit slow for transfer speeds via SMB share on the Shield, 30MB's to 50MB's, but the Nvidia forums claimed that was due to the poor SMBv2 implementation. I tested the USB stick on my PC 3.1 port and it did get near its advertised speeds, so I was confident the USB drive was good out of the box. Nvidia has since fixed the slow usb speeds via SMBv3 in the last update 5 days ago. But i was still getting slow, and increasing erratic and dropping write speeds. Dropping to 0 bytes, then going back up alot. I pulled it out, and tested it on PC again, and SMART is bad, with "Spare Blocks Remaining" value RED. Bad and failing Write speeds also confirmed with HDTunePro test, as it started, but then error with I/O Failure reported. So this "EXTREME PRO" usb stick is not at all long lasting. SanDisk used to be very very good for reliability and longevity, no more it seems. On the Nvidia forums, i got a wave of other Sandisk users that also experience lots of failures of Sandik products in the last 2yrs, and not just for use on the Shield. Hooked up a older Samsung SSD i had lying around, via a sata to USB adapter cable, and i get full ~100MB's read write speeds transferring files to and form it over SMB now.