SanDisk 256GB Ultra Fit USB 3.1 Flash Drive - SDCZ430-256G-G46, Black

SanDisk is generally my go to for flash drives & SD cards. So far they have not let me down. These drives are great to use in applications where you just want to plug it in & leave it there. They dont stick out to get in the way. I got one to load my music collection to use in my cars infotainment system. I just plugged it into the usb port & it stays there w/o getting in the way. Since then, I started using these for a few raspberry pis where I wanted bigger, more reliable storage you can boot from them ( you may need to flash a newer BIOS). If you are looking for a flash drive to carry around, Id either attach this to a key chain or something using the lanyard hole, or go with a physically larger drive. These are small enough that it could easily be lost w/o noticing

This flash drive is almost to small. Amazing what it’s packed with

Worked instantly out of the box. It wanted me to download some sketchy Mac software but it works perfectly without it.

Like the large storage capacity. Outer plastic case cracked and now is broke. Still works but plastic case falls off. Metal would be better but probably would increase the manufacturing cost.

Its portable and easy to use..Best suitable for Vehicles Entertainment system. Just hard to remove or insert as its too small so need to be cautious. Expected more storage capacity as now a days storage chips are so cheap.

I used this flash drive in my Tesla Model 3 to record video when in Sentry Mode. My Model 3 formatted the flash drive and began recording.

Great for music storage

Very small profile for a flash drive, about the same size as a wireless mouse receiver. Great flash drive option.

Not sure if its normal, but this dongle heats a lot on files copy. Its also way smaller than it feels on the photos. So the best way to attach it to some key ring or something.

Its seems pretty good other than it wont work for the primary reason I bought it. I purchased the 512gb version for a MCU2 Tesla to store video from the dashcam and sentry systems. Unfortunately the information system will not recognize it even after trying multiple formats and other troubleshooting. I got a micro SD in an adapter to work fine, but not this USB drive. Seems to work great in my Linux and Windows based computers, just but the Linux system in the Tesla.