Mac Flash Drives
When it comes to storing your digital life, you have a lot of options these days. One is the flash drive, a tiny portable storage device that plugs into your computer's USB port and can hold gigabytes of data. Here are some tips for choosing the right flash drive for you.
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Lexar - JumpDrive S60 32GB USB 2.0 Type A Flash Drive, 3/Pack - Gray/White
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A pack of three gray and white USB 2.0 flash drives offering 32GB portable storage each.$22.68 Your price for this item is $22.68Save $0Was $22.99The previous price was $22.99 -
Lexar - JumpDrive S60 USB 2.0 Flash Drive 32 GB - White
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A white USB 2.0 flash drive with 32GB storage and a protective sliding cover for easy file transfer.$22.58 Your price for this item is $22.58Save $1Was $23.63The previous price was $23.63 -
Lexar - JumpDrive S60 64GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive, 3 Pack - Black
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A set of three black USB 2.0 flash drives offering 64GB each and a protective sliding cover.$29.99 Your price for this item is $29.99Save $9Was $39.49The previous price was $39.49 -
Verbatim - Store 'n' Go Secure Pro 64GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive - Silver
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A silver USB 3.0 flash drive with 64GB storage, 256-bit AES encryption, and retractable connector.$77.08 Your price for this item is $77.08 -
Lexar - Twist Turn2 128GB USB 2.0 Type-A Flash Drive, (JDTT2-128ABNABK) - Black
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A black USB 2.0 flash drive with 128GB storage and a durable, rotating capless design.$26.99 Your price for this item is $26.99 -
Lexar - JumpDrive S60 USB 2.0 Flash Drive 64 GB - White
SKU: J36XPKZTC3See all USB Flash DrivesProduct Description
A white USB 2.0 flash drive with 64GB capacity and a protective sliding cover for secure file storage.$24.99 Your price for this item is $24.99Save $2Was $27.79The previous price was $27.79 -
Lexar - JumpDrive TwistTurn2 USB 2.0 Flash Drive 32 GB - Black
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A black USB 2.0 flash drive with 32GB storage and a capless, rotating protective design.$22.58 Your price for this item is $22.58 -
Lexar - JumpDrive S60 32GB USB 2.0 Flash Drives, 5 Pack - Multicolored
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A multicolored 5-pack of USB 2.0 flash drives offering 32GB storage each with protective sliding covers.$32.12 Your price for this item is $32.12Save $20Was $52.99The previous price was $52.99 -
AXIOM - 128GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive - Black
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A high-speed black USB 3.0 flash drive offering 128GB of reliable portable storage.$39.99 Your price for this item is $39.99Save $2Was $41.99The previous price was $41.99 -
Verbatim - 64GB Store 'n' Go USB Flash Drive 10pk 70895 - Black
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A pack of ten black USB-A 64GB flash drives with retractable, antimicrobial, cap-less design for secure storage.$119.99 Your price for this item is $119.99Save $16Was $136.96The previous price was $136.96
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Many Mac flash drives are formatted for macOS by default, but several models offer cross-platform compatibility. Some drives feature exFAT formatting, which works seamlessly with both Mac and Windows systems. You can also reformat most flash drives to suit your preferred operating system using your computer's disk utility tools.
Most Mac flash drives are plug-and-play, meaning they do not require any additional software or drivers. Simply insert the drive into your Mac's USB or USB-C port, and it should appear on your desktop or in Finder automatically.
Mac flash drives come with various connectors, including USB-A, USB-C, and some with dual connectors for increased versatility. If your Mac has only USB-C ports, look for flash drives designed specifically for USB-C or consider using an adapter for USB-A drives.
While flash drives can be used for manual file backups, they are generally not recommended for use with Time Machine due to limited storage capacity. However, you can use them to copy and store important files, photos, or documents from your Mac.
To safely eject a Mac flash drive, drag its icon to the Trash (which will turn into an Eject symbol) or click the Eject button next to the drive in Finder. Wait until the drive disappears from your desktop or Finder before physically removing it from your Mac.