Move your files quickly using the 512GB Ultra Flair USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 Flash Drive from SanDisk, which makes it simple to take all of your files with you on the go. This flash drive features a 512GB storage capacity that is capable of holding a variety of files including movies, videos, photos, music, documents, and more. With a USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 (3.1 Gen 1/3.0) interface that delivers read speeds of up to 150 MB/s, you can plug this flash drive into nearly any Windows, Mac, iOS, or Android device. This flash drive also includes USB 2.0 compatibility and software-based 128-bit AES password protection and encryption, ensuring the saved data remains secure.
- 512GB Storage Capacity
- USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 Interface
- Max Read Speed: 150 MB/s
- 128-Bit AES Encryption via Software
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SanDisk Flair Reviews
overheats quickly
Do not try to copy a lot of data at once. I tried copying a bunch of data onto it and after about 1 minute copy speed dropped from about 120mps to 45mps then about 4 minutes later it dropped to about 20mps, then about 15 minutes after that it dropped to about 5mps then a few minutes after that it stopped after copying about 42GB of data. I waited for it to cool down but could not copy much more data. Drive claimed to have run out space. I reformatted the drive and restarted the process but copied data in small chunks (about 5-10 minutes) so I could let the drive cool down between copy steps.
Back-up crazy
These 3.0 flash drives work great. I have a 10-year-old computer with USB 2.0 interface, and these 3.0 Flash drives somehow seem to work better than 3.1 and 3.2.
