SanDisk 64GB Cruzer Fit USB 2.0 Flash Drive - SDCZ33-064G-G35

I like the smaller format. I do not like long stick jutting out from my laptop. I do not even know this is plugged in at times. Awesome.

There isnt much to say about this. It works as you would expect and is about the size of a dongle for a wireless mouse or keyboard. I would buy it again and recommend it if youre looking to add low profile external storage.

This is a great storage device where space is important. Does not protrude much from surface making it hardly noticeable and less likely to get broken off if contact is made.

This USB has great storage capacity,is easy to use and is a good value. I purchased this with a photo frame

Its a 2.0 USB drive. Nothing to write home about, works just fine. However my only complaint would be that at this point in time given the price, its not really a good value. If it would be possible to find this in a pack of 3 or 5 at or around this price point, it would be worth it but you can find yourself an mSATA ssd and a small USB 3.0 adapter for just a little bit more and youll get more storage and better speeds.

This flashdrive holds a lot of music. Currently I have over 4000 songs on mine and can put a lot more on it, maybe another 4000. Very convenient especially since todays cars dont have CD players in them. Only thing I dislike is slow write speed, it takes a while to put music on them if you have lots of songs. After that if you put 1 or 2 albums at a time its not so bad. Good value for the price

A good solution for USB music in a vehicle to keep the dongle out of the way.

We love these things, all USB flash drives are great but these are the best. These latest ones dont come with a cap which is a bummer. Cap protects the drive from dust et al. Still recommend these for what they do. Great for storage, for traveling and for just sitting on your PC and backing up everything too, and keep your PCs hard drive free. Highly recommend.

I bought one of these in 21 and used it as a backup boot drive for a server. It lasted just shy of 1yr. I dont know if that is a reasonable lifespan or not, and I suppose the value (at ~$10) is reasonable to have a backup boot drive, but it does kind of irritate me that I will need to plan on replacing this every year. It makes me wonder if I should have 2 of these as backups in case the primary drive dies... It doesnt instill a lot of confidence.