Customer Ratings & Reviews

great unit but i ende dup replacing it 2 years later because the plastic started to break. I suggest getting a metal frame flash drive

Attempted to use this to expand smart tv memory, but heat pretty much destroyed it and rendered useless. For now limiting tv apps since unable to delete bloatware and cleaning cache to mitigate. Might be great in other scenarios, just not for me.

The drive failed in less than one year after purchase, 10 months to be precise. It was used occasionally, generally as a backup storage device. Problems after failure includes causing issues with the file explorer and unaccessible through disk management; overheats. Unable to restart the computer while it’s inserted. It’s possible that I got a lemon.

Worked great at first, I was using it for my Tesla dashcam video storage. However, after a few short months it will no longer register in my car or my computer. Unfortunately this is usually the case with Sandisk flash drives

I'm on my second ultra fit flashdrive as the first one corrupted. A quick google search revealed it's a common thing to occur on some of SanDisk's products and once it occurs there's no way to format or overwrite the corruption. I use this in my tesla because it's sleek form factor fits flush inside the usb port of the center console

This flash drive is made of plastic, very cheap. i've tried it on 2 computers, including my new, 2-week old Dell laptop, and it consistently prompts "drive error" messages. My experience with this flash drive is not good, wouldn't recommend anyone buy this cheap flash drive.

I'm not sure about this product. I have a Surface and it doesn't like the SanDisk. My other computer is in the Geek Squad and that computer may not have issues with it.

Works, but not for what I purchased. Bought this to use it on Nintendo Wii. Seems like there is a different way to format these flash drives and is a known issue.

It is extremely compact but it made with extremely cheap plastic. Broke in 1 week after light usage.

A bit difficult to take out of USB slot. I will be buying larger flash drives in the future due to problems with my hands.

So small but huge storage more than enough for my need.

Slower transfer speed than what was expected from a 3.0 drive.

Compact but not durable, data storage with no cap protection. Speed not fast as the full size flash drive.

Very compact and economical drive. Excellent read/write speeds. Small size makes it easy to pack for trips away from home but also makes it easy to lose.

Write speeds no greater than 20 MB/s and it's driving me nuts. It's easily the slowest USB drive I own and was a waste of money. Might have something to do with how incredibly hot it gets.

Using on an Xbox series S for older Xbox games. Storage is severely limited and this is helping out. Only works for old games. No series games.

I should have known this thing was too good to be true. The size and capacity was impressive. However, after a couple of months after I purchased it stopped working and I lost the data that was on it.

Cheap plastic housing broke inside of usb port. Lost a few days of important project files. Its my fault. I knew how poorly made the product was when i first opened the package. My surface computer was over heating and i needed to backup some files temporarily. I took the chance and lost that bet. What’s worse than buying a defective product? Best buy’s service. It failed in 4 days. I went ti the geek squad counter and was told it would cost over $500 to attempt fike recovery. I checked around for othet options for recovery. After 15 days Best Buy would not provide a refund.

too much trouble for a back up storage device. piece of crap.

OK................................................