SanDisk Ultra Flair USB (2 Pack) 3.0 32GB Flash Drive High Performance SDCZ73-032G-G46 - with (1) Everything But Stromboli (tm) Lanyard

Simple USB sticks but they work well. Fast upload and download speeds as long as you are connected to a USB 3 port.

Using these to boot Unraid servers. They're compact, but metal for better heat dissipation, and include the necessary USB serial number for Unraid to license against. (I previously tried a SanDisk FIT which was tiny, but did not have the serial number so was completely incompatible). These are easier to manage anyway, especially with tight ports or large fingers, and small enough they don't stick out like a dangerous sore thumb from the back of the case. In fact they're completely obscured (and thus protected) by the mouse or keyboard cable.

I love this item. It does whatever I need it to do, at a reasonable price. When my previous instance suddenly stopped working, it seemed fairly obvious it was because I had been keeping it in my back pocket, and apparently sat on it inadvertently, bent it out of shape, and destroyed it. So, don't to that.I highly recommend this product.

They're very small, so it's imperative you put them on a keyring or something similar so you don't lose them. Also, they come with no cover. That struck me as odd, as all other USB sticks have some way to protect the part that plugs into the port. Are they durable? Maybe. We'll see. They're certainly portable.

Excelente producto

It is a USB stick, not much to say other than it is genuine SanDisk and they work quite well.

I was expecting a rather beefy plastic covered USB Stick drive, but what arrived is a very tiny USB device. Also after using it for just a few minutes, it got really HOT!!!! I'm not sure how that will affect the life of the drive, but traditionally HEAT is NEVER good for electronic devices. I guess time will tell. That may be the reason for only a 5 year warranty on these. My last one I believe had a lifetime warranty, and I had to use it after about 6 years as the drive just died one day.

I am certainly not the best at knowing how to save my pictures to a thumb drive. Right now my iPhone is packed with pictures & running slow. I need to copy them all for safe keeping. My daughter knows how to do this stuff but she’ll need a blank to copy my pictures onto. Hence the San Disk thumb drive. I have found guys that work in the tech stores do not want to fool with this stuff so get a young relative to help you.