SanDisk Ultra Flair USB (5 Pack) 3.0 64GB Flash Drive High Performance Thumb Drive/Jump Drive up to 150MB/s - with (2) Everything But Stromboli (tm) Lanyard

I use this type thumb drive for most all my digital storage needs. Great product.

Good product. I needed a few. Came on time. Im happy.

These arrived very quickly and work just as expected. Great product thank you!

I normally love SanDisk products, but... If youre not in a big hurry or are just writing something once only, these are probably fine for you. If you are writing and rewriting large amounts of small files these are too slow to be efficient. I bought 2 five packs of these I opened the first, found they were no where near USB3.0 spec speeds (or even 2.0 for that matter) and sent the other back. Consider your need. If you are putting some pictures or songs on these and can leave it copying while you do other things and then just use the drive with what you stored on it, These might work for you. If you are using these in business, look for something else. 5 drives came with only 2 lanyards, ???

The drives are fine and work well (youll get about 3-10MB per second transfers if youre moving lots of small files, images etc). The Sandisk Secure Access software (new versions are called sandisk private access) they come with is outdated. Its an old version that is insecure. It will NOT update, and there is no download for the newer versions online. Dont buy it for the software. Knocking it a star because of that. Also these drives cannot store files larger than 5GB, unless you format them. So keep that in mind.

As usual for SanDisk

great capacity, compact, shipped quick

SanDisk Ultra Flair USB (5 Pack) 3.0 16GB Flash better than I expected except I’m satisfied with my purchase.

Advertised: 5 flash drives and 2 wrist straps Received: 5 flash drives and 1 wrist strap Maybe someone packing up the order was not quite awake. Or needed a wrist strap...

Hey, this is Windows 10 baby! I use the heck out of my rescue drive! ;-) And with the other four in the pack, Ive been taking the tour... Ubuntu, Mint, Manjaro, PoP... sound familiar? So, heavily used, and performing very well to this point. Ill get back to this review should anything change.