SanDisk - Ultra 128GB USB 3.1 Type-C Flash Drive

I've been on "Team SanDisk" as my source for most flash memory products since the first 32MB SmartMedia card I bought for my Creative Labs MP3 player in the early 2000s to my go-to source for the fastest and most reliable Extreme/Ultra SD cards for my DSLR. I've also almost exclusively relied on SanDisk for my Thumb Drive needs since the days of very limited capacity. This 128GB Type-C stick fits right into the family. 128GB is a nice storage capacity for lots of file moving and storage of a bootable OS installer, and room left over for application installers and license files for one-drive reinstallations or repairs of multiple PCs with the new ports. These drives are still hard to find but I'm glad SanDisk was out there early, keeping me from having to buy a sub-par brand or a slower drive to fill the need now that many of my PCs/Devices ONLY offer Type-C/Thunderbolt 3 ports (MacBook (1 port), MacBook pro (4 ports, all Type-C), HP EliteBook Folio (2 TB3 ports), etc). I've only bought one at this point as I'm looking to move to a 256GB stick as soon as prices come down for storage of more installer content while leaving room for sneakernet activities. The drive is fast, small, and still offers a loop for lanyard connectivity. If only SanDisk still offered those lanyards in the package, or at least sold them in stores in the thumb drive aisle - They were useful to keep from losing a fob with valuable OS installers and programs/documents on board! The loop is also useful for adding a stick to your favorite keyring. TL;DR: Great build quality, good speed, and nice, tight fit! A must have for new MacBook/Elitebook owners who are stuck without port choices!

I recently bought this usb c drive to access some of my pc files from my phone. The usb c works fine with the phone, however the recommended app for the drive, didn't play video files and I had to use another app to access videos. As far as transfer speeds go I found this to not be the fastest drive, even though it claims to have 3.0 speeds. It also gets kind of hot to the touch. Overall this is a nice flash drive but its not perfect. There are probably better choices out there. I find it hard to recommend unless youre trying to access files from an android phone. So I'd probably stick to usb 3.0.

Works as expected, but keep in mind that it is currently only useful for the 12" Mac Retina, or another notebook that does not provide a USB port. I have an Apple adapter with a USB slot and plenty of memory sticks, so it was sort of a luxury purchase for me. However if you do need it or just want it like me, I do recommend it.

Hard to believe this tiny little thing holds so many picture and so much music. Have so many full music albums as well as many years worth of photos. Only reason not to give 5 stars is that it needs something to cover the contacts.

I got this flash drive to transfer files from my HP laptop to my Samsung note 8. Both have USB-C ports It helped to transfer all pics, and movies Its small and compact , no complaints

Solid flash drive. I bought this for my 2017 Mac with usb-c ports. Works wonders and the speed of transfer is phenomenal. Will buy another in future once the space increases.

Fast, nice size, very fast for photos and price was good for this 128 gb drive. It fills the need of my new computer and is there for this years photos--or, at least until I fill it up.

Small, light and fast, it does the job I bought it to do. The problem is only half of the cover slides out to the end of the connector. It's not really recessed.