Simple backup is a buzz concept right now: Knowing that we generally backup about as often as we floss, tech companies have tapped into the current consumer zeitgeist with all manner of easy backup solutions, notably Apple 's idiot-proof Time Machine.

The SanDisk Ultra Backup USB Flash Drive is a one-touch backup solution and USB memory stick. We tested the 32GB version.

"Good one-Software works well"

Slightly expensive but not bad for its size and it's backup features.i use it for school and work and I drop  it all the time and it doesn't break.I would buy another one of they a little cheaper

Compact durable

None

While many external drives now come with a physical push-button backup option, a new genre of backup devices is emerging: one-touch USB flash drives that combine the convenience of small size with relatively sophisticated backup applications for data protection.

Easy to use; one-touch backup

Feels flimsy; expensive

storing pictures

Great Features; Great Picture Quality; Reliable; Simple Controls

None

Only reason for 4 stars is that the plastic shell is vulnerable to breakage if the drive is sent unprotected in the mail. Ive switched to Sandisk Flair flash drives from B&H, which consist of a metal housing with only the loop at the end being made of plastic. Far more durable for my needs.

A small device for availing many facilities: Pros:- SanDisk develops and engineers its USB Flash Drives to maximise reliability, so you can count on your USB 3.0 Flash Drive to store your important files.

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I paid as much as for this as my 4 Gig a year ago! I jumped on it and the only flaw is the lack of a clip on to carry it on your keychain or id neck strap. So I am forced to carry it in my pocket, which is one more thing to jingle.