SanDisk 32GB Ultra Fit USB 3.1 Flash Drive - SDCZ430-032G-G46

works great, I bought it to hold songs for my auto's player and regular drives protruded to far into the shifter's pattern. This is almost as if it isn't there and will hold so much more than I can ever use. So far it has been flawless

Bought it to tuck away in the center console USB port of my Jeep Gladiator. The Jeep's UConnect with 7 inch display reads it fine, and I have my entire 25 GB of MP3s (mostly ripped from CDs we own) on it. Unfortunately, the Jeep doesn't recognize the normalization tags in the MP3s, so that was a bust, but that's not the item's fault, nor is it the item's fault that for the entire week-long Eclipse road trip four states away my wife and kid were listening to eight of Taylor Swift's albums the entire time. But that's okay, I've got some Nickelback and Creed and Bon Jovi on there too...The device is tiny and tucks away quite nicely in the corner where they put the USB port, so I don't have to be concerned about bumping or snagging anything on it like I would with a traditional thumb drive. However, it's also still very easy to grip to remove it when I need to add more files or test a different playlist to figure out why they weren't working. Relatively inexpensive, trusted brand, tiny compact size, I'm well pleased!

Tiny form factor! We use for nightly data backups. Fit with key loop with those colored tags to keep straight (and find). Comes with data rescue coupon hidden in packaging - easily missed if you don't know it's there. Great for a space constrained area. No issues with year of use.

Small and sleek, does what you need it to do. I do wish it came with a small strap because it's very easy to lose.

The small, almost tiny, size is perfect for the mp3 music files I listen to in my cars and on my motorcycles. It's data transfer speed is certainly way more than fast enough for this purpose. What can be really important is that some older car and motorcycle audio systems can't work with a USB Drive bigger than 32 GB.

I use these drives regularly in a Soundcraft Ui24R mixer to capture live band multitrack recordings for the last several months. I've never had a failure and with no buffering issues even running many tracks to the drive at once. The USB drive needs to keep up in real time or the recording is toast. Also, these are so low profile I don't need to worry about someone damaging the mixer if they brush by the front of the rack where the USB drive is plugged in. It barely sticks out, so another worry bites the dust.If you can use the 64GB version, that's an even better deal on a per-GB basis. However, be warned that if the unit you're plugging into doesn't support a > 32GB file system, the 64GB version may not work. My mixer is like that -- it only supports a 32GB maximum FAT-style storage. Your manufacturer docs will tell you what the limit is. If you don't really need all that space, stick with the 32GB version and you should be fine.These units run very hot to the touch, if you read and write a LOT of data at one time. When I get home from a show, I pop the drive into my computer or USB hub and copy all the files off at once. This might be 10-15 GB of files altogether. Even at fastest speed (and these are VERY fast!) that can take a while. When I'm done, the USB drive is quite hot, so I usually wait a minute before I try to remove it.Other than that, no complaints (and that's a very small complaint really, I don't lose sleep over it). And at this price I can keep several spares around for swapping.

Awesome USB. Fast speeds and a great price. Connectivity worked flawlessly

Love the size, thought I had an issue but cannot tell if it was the usb or something I did just recently. Either way, I fixed my corrupt file in file explorer and they work. I just wish they did not come pre-loaded with sandisk data.