SanDisk Extreme PRO 128GB USB 3.2 Solid State Flash Drive, Up to 420MB/s Read Up to 380MB/s Write

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The inner aluminum case makes the Extreme Pro feel quite durable, but beware that it has some sharp edges where the plastic meets the aluminum in the lever slide (if angled just right you could definitely cut yourself on the plastic edging). I tended to opt for a cheap high volume alternative with sticks and cards but these days I do a fair amount of exchanging project footage/audio in one go onto someone else's laptop or system. Grab and go without worrying about everyday wear and tear thanks to an elegant yet durable aluminum metal casing. Password protection uses 128-bit AES encryption and is supported by Windows® 8, Windows 10 and macOS v10. Biểu đồ ở bên cạnh sẽ cho bạn biết số lượng ảnh, video, nhạc và các tệp dữ liệu bạn có thể lưu trữ trong USB 3.

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Unless you have money to burn and a top-of-the-line PC that can really take advantage of the speed capabilities, we’d recommend the SanDisk Extreme Go over the Pro.If you want to know the exact speed of your USB flash drive, you can test it by yourself via a specialized program. In this post, MiniTool will discuss several fastest USB flash drives and you can take them as reference. Work as fast as you need to with premium performance and huge capacities in a portable yet tough and reliable USB flash drive. Even when achieving only half the listed speed in our personal tests, the Extreme Pro still outpaces almost all of the competition. But compared to my past gen Extreme 64GB (not Extreme Pro) it's about 10-15% faster in transferring large files, but for small files the difference is just a few %.

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And it's embarrassing when it starts reasonably fast then slows to 2mb/s and you may as well put the kettle on.We expected to be blown away by the SanDisk Extreme Pro, especially since it advertises transfer speeds around 400 MB/s. Generally speaking, solid state drives are faster and perform better than their hard disk counterparts. Anything over 100 MB/s feels lightning fast, whether you’re transferring single large video files, media collections, or system folders.

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Our own internal testing left us disappointed that the Extreme Pro didn’t reach its advertised speeds, but even an underperforming solid-state flash drive is still faster than most other flash drives on the market. We were able to get up to 185 MB/s but still ran into the problem of speeds dropping off sharply halfway through the read process.Recover them easily with the included RescuePRO® Deluxe data recovery software4 (download required). It comes packaged in an actual box with a plastic insert (rather than a hanging package) that makes it far easier to open than most other USB packaging we’ve encountered.