SanDisk 64 GB Cruzer Blade USB 2.0 Flash Drive - Black

The usb is great quality whilst being stylish. You’re able to attach it to other items like keys or keyrings to carry around. It is very light and convenient to use and stores files safely

I have been buying one of these for the past 5 years - I get one for each school year I teach and save all my lessons and, as an art and photography teacher, all the students work on it too. I have never run out of space, they've never been corrupted and they are super fast, robust and light. I have marked each one with a sharpie, so I know what year I used it, and they are all kept on a keyring, so they've become an amazing, accessible library resource. I've just purchased a new one for the next academic year. Highly recommended.

Fast Delivery, good price and works as described.

I recently purchased the SanDisk Cruzer Blade USB Flash Drive primarily to update my aunt's Honda Jazz maps, as it’s the perfect size for her vehicle. While there are larger USB options available, it only accepts 16GB devices.Likes:Size & Compatibility: The small size is a great advantage for specific devices like the Honda Jazz updateReliability: As a long-time SanDisk user, I trust their quality. This drive has performed flawlessly for map updates and other occasional transfers and storage.Affordability: I found it to be competitively priced, which is always a plus!Overall, the SanDisk Cruzer Blade USB Flash Drive has met all my expectations, providing good delivery and quality at a great price. It’s a solid choice for anyone needing a reliable, compact USB drive!

Nice and good. I use this on my Xbox 360 and it's nice and fast works with no muss or fuss.

Needed a larger capacity drive for a Linux installation. This was the best priced of a make I'd actually heard of, as we've all heard the horror stories of unbranded models. balenaEtcher recognised it straight away, and copied the ISO to a bootable disk, with no issues. Was recognised at boot up, and did the job it needed to do. Excellent product.

Not the fastest of memory sticks but perfect for backing-up documents. SanDisk is a brand I have used for many years and I have never been let down.

* PhysicalThis 64Gb thumb drive is small physically, but it fits into standard USB 2.0 connections very easily. It's shaped into a gentle shape of your thumb. If you need to know, when you look into the port on your computer, the USB 2.0 ports have a white colour to make the user aware of the difference when compared with blue for later USB 3.0 ports* PerformanceIt's of a capacity that would encourage the much faster USB 3.0 connectivity to be more attractive. The USB 3.0 is supposed to be ten times faster uploading and downloading files than the earlier USB 2.0 ports. But in reality is around 4 or 5 times more rapid than for USB 2.0. So if you're using this capacity of flash drives on a regular basis, have USB 3.0 hardware, and are throwing around very big file sizes on your system, I would consider upgrading to USB 3.0 thumb drives.* Main usageI have bought this thumb drive to serve as a 'Recovery Drive' for Windows 10. The current requirement to create a recovery drive is it's at least USB 2.0 and has around 32Gb free capacity. So I overestimated the capacity requirement - just in case - and bought this 64Gb. The drive is made to have this 64GB drive but creating this recovery drive permanently reduced its capacity to 32GB. This is to make it bootable as required. When I did the first recovery drive for Windows 8.0, I thought the copy of the whole of drive C: would be placed on a thumb drive, so i bought a 128Gb pen drive. This was actually permanently reduced to 32 Gig too, so even when i formatted this USB 2.0 drive, the 128 Gig was from then still permanently reduced to 32 Gig!* SummaryThis hardware has a very high capacity and almost enough to be thrown away cost. If you have USB 3.0 and can use this size regularly, this makes sense to use this standard. But if you're willing to wait for files to upload and download, you can save yourself the cost and use these USB 2.0 thumb drives. My main point is it's a lot cheaper to buy through Amazon than buying through supermarkets as when you compare cost to capacity it's Amazon that is attractive!