SanDisk Ultra 128GB, USB 3.0, Flash Drive, Upto 130MB/s R, Pendrive, Black, 5Y Warranty (SDCZ48-128G-I35)

The SanDisk Ultra 128GB USB 3.0 Pen Drive is a great choice for anyone needing high-speed, reliable storage.✅ Pros:✔ Fast Data Transfer Speeds – USB 3.0 allows for quick read and write speeds, making file transfers smooth and efficient.✔ Large Storage Capacity (128GB) – Plenty of space for documents, photos, videos, and backups.✔ Compact & Durable Design – The black plastic casing is lightweight and sturdy, perfect for travel.✔ Plug-and-Play – No need for extra software; works instantly with most devices.✔ Compatibility – Works with Windows, Mac, and Linux, as well as gaming consoles and other USB-enabled devices.❌ Cons:❌ Plastic Build – While durable, it’s more prone to scratches compared to metal-bodied flash drives.Final Verdict: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5 Stars)The SanDisk Ultra 128GB USB 3.0 Pen Drive is a solid performer with fast transfer speeds and a large storage capacity, making it perfect for everyday use. Highly recommended!

Nice and good product it getted wash by mistakenly but the pendrive is worth its still working excellence i using it like a key love it

Working very good & fine , no hang & no delayWorking very fast you can go with it.

Nice product

The SanDisk Ultra CZ48 32GB USB 3.0 Pen Drive offers impressive speed and ample storage, making it a must-have for anyone who needs to transfer files quickly and efficiently.• High-Speed USB 3.0: Transfer files up to 10 times faster than standard USB 2.0 drives, saving you time with large files, movies, and documents.• 32GB Storage: Plenty of space for your photos, videos, music, and important documents, ensuring you have everything you need on the go.• Durable and Compact Design: The sleek black finish and sturdy build make it easy to carry around while protecting your data.Upgrade your storage experience with this reliable and fast pen drive. Grab yours today and enjoy seamless data transfers!

A good quality product, though storing capacity is just 115 GB instead of 128 GB as described. Still it is recommendable to buy. The writing and reading speed is good. Compatibility is good, design is good and carrying is also easy.

It's a good for minimal storage capacity like some light and use like movie store and plug and play but heavy items and proffessional files or important dates don't put in this because any time it's getting power failure and its get currupted because I have before experiences

The product ad says "SPEEDS UP TO 130 MB/s** READ" . Perhaps this is so under specific lab condtions.I transferred 52.8GB from a 500GB SSD to this 64GB SanDisk in 1 hr. This amounts to an effective transfer rate of 15.01 MB/s. This was when I had formatted my 64 GB SanDisk in the NTFS format.In the exFAT format in which you receive the SanDisk Flash Drive, it took me 1 hr 19 min with some HTML files left out as 'could not be copied'. The transfer rate was lower at 11.40 MB/s.I use Windows 11 and for this, NTFS format is much faster than exFAT plus it does not leave out any files as not being capable of being copied.There were many reports by Amazon users that this Flash drive gets "hot". Well, it does get 'warm' but not hot that you cannot touch it. I have other SanDisk Flash drives, which, when permanently connected into the USB slot, get warm without even transferring any data. There are also reports that as the Flash Drive gets "hot", its transfer rate declines. I do not know how this conclusion is arrived at and am inclined to disbelieve it. So, this 'getting warm' is normal and should not be a factor in making a purchase decision.The transfer rate depends on the source you are transferring from, the nature of the data you are transferring and the method you use for transferring. And, I do not think the transfer rate declines with the ScanDrive getting warm though I have not made any objective tests to say so but it just seems simply implausible.If you are transferring from a HDD and have many folders and sub folders and sub-sub folders, the transfer rate decreases rather significantly.The transfer rate also depends on whether you are transfering by 'copy and paste' method or 'send to' method or using a software like ACRONIS. The transfer rates are about the same in th first two methods but much higher using ACRONIS. (I refer to ACRONIS, not because I'm promoting it but because the basic version of ACRONIS comes free with Western Digital HDDs which I already have. Incidently ACRONIS is a good software for making automatic backups - even of bootable operating systems).For instance, while transfering 152 GB from my 500 GB SSD directly to a 256GB SanDisk USB Flash Drive (just like the 64 GB one), it took me 1 hr and 28 min for an effective transfer rate of 29.48 MB/s. But using ACRONIS, the transfer took only 18 min for an effective transfer rate of 144 MB/s.So, you can see that when SanDisk advertises "SPEEDS UP TO 130 MB/s READ", they are NOT overstating. Howeverthe the effective transfer rate, which is "read rate plus write rate" depends on your source medium, the structure of your data and the method of transfer whether direct or through some software.SanDisk was bought over by Western Digital few years ago. I have been using both SanDisk and Western Digital HDDs for several years and they are true to their specifications and guarantees. Not that there have been no failures but they quickly replace a device if it fails. And, usually you get adequate warning before a Western Digial HDD fails.For the use most of us need these USB Flash Drives for, you will not make a mistake buying a Western Digital Flash Drive namely SanDisk, or, a Western Digital HDD for that matter. Just go for it depending on your need!