Took camera to Best Buy for new SanDisk. Wanted to upgrade from 2 to 8 GB. Was told by sales agent this would work great. Guess what!!! My camera (which was also purchased from Best Buy) would not support the larger SanDisk. Did not find this out until I got it home and tried it out.

Don't know

Wrong application

Do not, I repeat do not, use the back-up Vault whatever it is called. I followed the 12 page pdf directions & set-up "My Vault" and tried to copy about 12 GB of photos.

Lightweight

Difficult Setup; Poor Interface

I loaded a number of files on the flash drive and the first time that I tried to review the files, I could not access the drive, then could not even erase and reformat the drive. Costco's return policy has been great.

costco return policy

flash drive failed

Really great little flash drive! It's noticeably faster than my USB 2.0 drives, and has worked flawlessly after reading and writing more than 90 thousand files. It does get a little warm with use, but not hot. The main body is small, so the heat is expected, especially with such great speed.

fast and compact; sandisk quality; best price on internet; sandisk stands by their products

a little flimsy

Nothing wrong with item except the keyring hole is totally cheap plastic and breaks easily.

Yes, I would recommend this flash drive to others. It's a great bang for the buck and has good security software. Honestly, the only reason to buy a SanDisk product is for the software. A 5 year warranty is good too. I really wish other colors were an option. The shape of this is strange too.

I really like the SanDisk SecureAccess software, which is the main reason that I bought this; It's basically the SanDisk modified version of ENC DataVault; The software from ENC is $14.99 for a license that works on 3 devices.

I really hate the colors of SanDisk flash drives; Black is horrid for computer products because it shows dust and dirt like crazy and it's ugly; In the 1990's computer products were often beige and even that was less ugly.

The flash drive has a slow write speed despite the available and fully functioning USB 3.0 port on my neighbors desktopPC. I am currently transferring 20 GB of data, without any increase to the expected 40 mb/s speeds as advertised. Reasons?

SanDisk sent their Ultra 64GB USB 3.0 make of their ultra series flash drives, which is advertised to be up to 4 times faster than USB 2.0 drives in comparison to their Cruzer USB 2.0 counterparts. However for such flash drives, any brands mostly point out the read speed.

5 Years Warranty; Retractable design

Bad write performance; Not recommended for frequent file transfer purposes

Flash drives have become as ubiquitous as cell phones, and the large number of them out in the wild has caused most distinguishing characteristics to melt away. This is certainly true of the SanDisk Ultra (32GB), which boasts only average features and durability along with a decent capacity and an...

Lots of space; Capless design; Won't block adjacent ports

Only USB 2.0; Not very rugged

One of the unspoken truths of computing is that even power users often forget to do backups on the road. Yet it only takes one crash to lose your Word documents, photos, music collection, movies, and other locally stored files.

Lightweight; Handy backup button

Bland design; Relatively slow speeds