Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great price when on sale. Fast and a decent size. Good for backing up files.

I am glad that I bought the flash drive. It was worth the price price.

Works great. Much faster than 2.0. Lots of storage

Super Fast and Massive Size equals a great device.

Excellend device, user friendly poratble usb/flash drive!

Love it…easy to use and carry around. Would recommend to others

I was in need of a new Flash Drive to accomplish some manuel updating of firmware. I found this 128GB drive for less than $25.00 and decided to give it a try. The drive is just what you would expect, a small portable flash drive with enough storage to facilitate nearly any need.

Okay, #1: It's a Sandisk: #2 It's a 3.0 flash drive; #3: It's a 128GB flash drive; #4: It was $90 OFF!!! It cost me $29.99 plus tax. I got the last one in the Vineland store, and by the time you see this, the sale will probably be over. But I would recommend that you buy Sandisk flash drives no matter what the price.

I had the 64 GB version of this product and it has lasted well over a year even after striking it while moving my laptop and tilting the USB. Despite this, the item works great. I purchased this 128 GB version because I wanted more storage space and stuck with this name brand because of my experience with it.

A tech person at my job recommended SanDisk to me and I've been using them for several years. When I was building a computer for a friend, I read that there have been problems with a certain brand of flash drive (won't mention brand) not working well when used for booting a computer (in order to install the OS). SanDisk was mentioned as one brand that doesn't have problems. I was happy to read that since the only brand of flash drives I have is Sandisk. I have never lost any data stored on one of these. I have, however, lost data on other brands. The only problem I've ever had with these flash drives is that, in the older models (black w/white thumb slide), when inserting them into the usb port, sometimes the connector would slide back into the casing. I don't have that problem with the newer ones (black with red slide).

I use my USB Flash Drive often. The retractable connector is handy. The blue light lets you know when it's properly connected. Transfer speed is reasonable and I often use it for disc images as large as 3.5G. I haven't used the security encryption software that was provide since I don't need another password to remember.

It used to be difficult to travel with your photo or music library now there is enough space to bring your entire collection at a price that makes it the sensible decision.

I bought it to remove my onedrive files from the default folder in Windows 10 so they no longer sync. Because my 12 months 1TB onedrive had expired. I only had 72 GB to move to the flashdrive from my laptop and all files moved without a hitch.

this is what I needed to back up picture files in case my computer crashes. It is big enough to hold a third of my low resolution files. I have three discs that I take to my meetings with clients so that they may choose which piece of photographic art best suits there space to be decorated

Works, but can't think very well. Only buy if you want a usb drive. Do not buy if you think this will drive your car.

The flashdrive works great. I waited sometime to ensure it was a good hard drive and it is. I like that it retracts to easily carry around with my keys. Convenient and keeps the usb tip clean.

Bought this on sale to store temporary pictures for viewing in our tv after big vacations. Works perfectly. Don’t forget to format before using and choose NTFS for maximum space.

I needed it when my computer got fried and it came in handy. It was convenient as well.

Although this may not be the fastest unit around, it still clocks in writes at 70MB/second (tested on 1GB file). Read performances are nearly twice as fast at 135MB/s (again, tested on a 1GB file). This unit often is on sale at a price that makes it an awesome deal (today it's at ~30$ for the 128GB version).

In a flash, everything on my computer was on this device. That must be why it’s called a flash drive. For about $20, this is the cheapest “insurance policy” I’ve ever purchased. BUY ONE NOW!!