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

good buy.. small handy

Great for low profile extra xbox storage that can fill the extra usb slots on back of console without risking being broken. I store all my xbox 360 games on it for my xbox series X.

Its tiny but HUGE! SanDisk is the only brand I buy. Theyve never let me down.

I have over 400GB of videos. I would normally steam them to TV but the TVs Wifi broke. So, I decided to put them on a 512 GB USB flash drive and plug it into the TVs USB. Heres what I found... 1. A 500GB SSD shows actual available space of 465GB after formatting. This 512GB USB flash drive only has 460. Thats a shortage of 17GB. 2. After copying about 410 GB of videos, the SSD shows about 56 GB available. That adds up to 466 and matches its capacity. After copying the same videos to this 512 GB flash drive, it shows about 13GB remaining. That adds up to 423GB and very inefficient. I formatted both in Windows 10 as NTFS with recommended allocation unit size. 3. The copy speed/performance is terrible. It took 2:25 hours overnight to copy the 410GB. In comparison, I copied about 61GB to my 2TB Samsung SSD over the same USB port in about 4:35 minutes! That would be about 31 minutes for 410GB (not 12 hours). Bottom line... if you need convenience and small size, this is good. It is also easy to lose! If you want speed and efficiency, look for external portable USB-C SSD.

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.

Bought for the Blink camera system using the Sync Module 2. Worked great. In advance of plugging into the module, I followed these steps to format the USB drive (it has SanDisk software files present when you open it, so wanted those cleared off before inserting). These steps were taken directly from the Blink support page. Sharing for sake of ease in case folks are looking here for this information. To format a drive to exFAT on a PC Insert the drive into your Windows computer and open File Explorer. Find the USB drive, and Right click on it to open a contextual menu. Select Format. Under the File System select exFAT and click Start. When the Format Complete message appears, you can eject the drive.

Small size that can remain connected to PC.

To have this kind of storage in such a small package is a tremendous convenience. I have a 512 GB version of this andc it has petrformed perfectly and takes up virtuall no space in my car. Sandisk has always produced an exceptional product and these flash drives are definitely in that category.

Very accurate

Great product and price