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This is not the fastest USB 2.0 memory dongle out there. That said, it is more than adequate in terms of "read" speed, which is generally more important to the majority of users. A handful of these on an externally powered USB 2.0 port makes for an excellent weekly backup system. Six of these approach a 180 GB SSD hard drive that can be fit into a small plastic or metal box and stored off-site. We back up our music, document files and the like with this configuration. Using color coded tape to identify drives by topic helps. If the drive shell was longer or larger, using a bar code system would make archiving faster and simpler.
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Bought this flash drive because it's a good price, has the capacity I needed, and likely to be reliable because it's made by SanDisk. I don't stream anything from this, so its relatively slow transfer rate is not a big deal. I have never had a USB drive made entirely of plastic, but I don't take it in and out of my desktop much, so it should do fine for my use.
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How can you say anything bad about it? It works. It's also better than those old retractable flash drives that had a tendency to break at the connector. These inserts are sturdy and durable.
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While this is a good value, please note that this is not a USB 3.0 drive, so don't expect anything blazing fast. However, it is exactly as described and brand new. Durable and compact as well.
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The SanDisk 32GB flash drive is pretty cool. Got it on ebay at a good price, and the drive itself is just what I need -- great data storage, it's fast, and it's nicely compact. I would certainly recommend it.
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