SANDISK Ultra Luxe 64GB, USB-A Flash Drive, Up to 150MB/s Read Speeds

I’ve been using this USB flash drive plugged into a USB hub to run emulators and games on my Firestick, and overall it works really well. Transfer speeds are fast and it’s been reliable with no issues recognising files or disconnecting during use. It’s also compact and solidly built, which makes it easy to leave plugged in without worrying about it getting in the way. The only minor downside to note is that it can run quite warm during use, especially when handling larger files or running for longer sessions. Aside from that it’s a great product that does exactly what I need it to and I’d happily recommend it.

This is a well built USB flash drive with a premium design that feels much more durable than typical plastic models. Performance is good for everyday tasks such as storing documents, photos, music, and transferring general files. However, it is not the fastest drive (but still works good enough) for moving very large files like 4K videos or large photo collections, where an external SSD would be a better option. The 128GB capacity offers plenty of space for most users, there is a SanDisk’s SecureAccess software provides basic password protection but I didn't try it out yet but might be useful for many. The only minor drawbacks are that the metal body can collect fingerprints and the drive can become warm during long transfers. Overall, this product is a stylish, reliable USB drive that offers a great balance between design, portability, and everyday performance. Pros ✅ Premium all-metal design ✅ Compact and stylish appearance ✅ Good reliability from a well-known brand ✅ USB 3.1 performance is sufficient for everyday use ✅ Sliding connector design (no lost cap) ✅ Password protection software included Cons ❌ Not the fastest option for very large file transfers ❌ Can get warm during heavy use ❌ Metal finish attracts fingerprints and scratches ❌ More expensive than basic plastic USB drives

Works as described. I keep it on my keyring in case I need it. Prices have been very high recently, but this was on the cheaper side. Build is solid but the corners can be sharp.

Ignore the 32GiB from the image, stick is formatted for Linux- windows only sees these 32G Although a bit slower on write than its plastic brother, the SanDisk Ultra Drive Go, still good speeds for a usb stick. You need your USB-A to be USB3 or higher to reach these speeds.

I’ve been using the SanDisk Ultra Luxe 256GB for a few weeks now and it is a fantastic balance of high capacity and premium build quality. The all-metal design is the standout feature because it feels incredibly robust and can easily withstand being on a keyring without the risk of the casing cracking. Despite the metal construction it is surprisingly lightweight and has just enough weight to feel like a high-quality piece of tech.With its large storage capacity and USB 3.2 compatibility it is highly versatile for everything from transferring large video files to storing important documents. I really appreciate the included password protection software which adds a necessary layer of security for sensitive data. My laptop and TV recognised the drive instantly and the readability remains excellent even during long data transfers. Considering the massive capacity and the premium finish the value for money is outstanding. The metal casing can get warm during heavy use but it does not affect the performance.

I have had the 512GB version of the stick for almost a year now, and when I purchased it I decided to take a punt on a refurbished model. "REFURB" is etched on the stick under the Sandisk logo and was covered by a warranty. NO issues with the stick, it's pretty fast and I got it for £23.60 !!!

The SanDisk 128GB Ultra Luxe USB 3.2 Flash Drive strikes a balance between style and functionality, making it a great choice for users seeking reliable storage with a touch of elegance. Here are my thoughts after using it extensively: The Ultra Luxe lives up to its name with a sleek, all-metal casing that not only looks premium but also feels durable. Its compact size and robust build make it easy to carry around without worrying about wear and tear. The integrated keyring loop is a nice touch, allowing you to attach it securely to your keychain or bag. With read speeds of up to 150 MB/s, this USB 3.2 Gen 1 drive offers impressive performance for everyday tasks. Transferring large files and media is swift and efficient, though the write speeds could be a bit faster. For most users, the read speed is the more critical factor, and in that regard, the Ultra Luxe delivers admirably. The drive is backward compatible with USB 3.0, ensuring it works with a wide range of devices. It also includes password protection and data recovery software, adding extra layers of security and peace of mind. Setting up password protection is straightforward, though the bundled software could benefit from a more intuitive interface. Considering its combination of speed, capacity, and design, the SanDisk Ultra Luxe offers good value for money. While it is priced slightly higher than some of its plastic-cased counterparts, the premium metal design and additional security features justify the extra cost. The SanDisk 128GB Ultra Luxe USB 3.2 Flash Drive is an excellent choice for those looking for a stylish and reliable storage solution. Its performance and features make it suitable for both personal and professional use. While there is room for improvement in write speeds and software usability, these are minor issues in an otherwise stellar product. Highly recommended for anyone needing a dependable and attractive USB drive.

There is always a day when you actually regret to have bought a cheap pen drive from your local discounter.. Actually it wasn't even cheap. I think I paid 20quid for an 8gb usb 2.0 plastic drive. I used it to have a backup image for my windows system.. In case of emergency. (and who on earth still has a dvd drive in his pc anyway these days besides of people who also still use cassettes to listen to music?) However, last Friday said plastic drive decided to kick the bucket and refused to do its job despite of only used once for his given purpose before.. After I made 2 drives out of one and a haeartly smash into the bin I had to get a new one. My choice fell onto this little fella since it was 5 quid cheaper.. Had 120gb more space and also supports usb 3.1, not to mention that SanDisk is a well known company. The metal enclosure was a big big plus as well. 2 days later I was able to easily install windows again. Quick and easy. I'll definitely buy a second smaller one since 128gigs are just overkill for this job but I'm absolutely satisfied. What I miss a bit is a protective cap for the frontside but I knew before that there's none so no need to give a lesser rating. Writing speed is excellent as well! The negative review here which states a different opinion has probably a problem with his usb drivers, Mainboard or something like that. The stick is flawless.

As always, high-quality product from SanDisk. I was a loyal customer of this brand for many, many years. Maybe there is something like... I don't remember if I had it with the previous ones, but this one... It does get warmish, but not hot, when you write stuff on it. And when I work on it from my computer and when I press SAVE, it takes a few seconds... Computer freezes for a few seconds when it saves it. So if I have to press SAVE often enough, it can be quite inconvenient. So I sometimes just choose to work on files saved on my computer and then save the final files onto the USB, instead of working with the files directly on the USB itself. Other than that, it's a high-quality product, and I'm quite happy.

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It's a good drive, compact and all, but there is no shroud around the actual drive (its flush with the port) so sometimes it can be hard to pull out. Additionally, since the drive is fully metal outside, when doing data transfers it gets toasty on the outside. Pretty sure this is intentional to keep the actual controller and chips from overheating, but it can be enough to make you flinch if its constantly in use for a few minutes. But performance and price wise its really great.

..Mint, um den Rechner mit einem Linux-System hochzufahren ( die Voraussetzung ist das Umstellen des BIOS, auf "First Boot Drive USB" ) - der Rechner fragt dann beim Hochfahren zuerst die USB-Ports ab, ob da ein bootfähiges Betriebssystem vorliegt - wenn ja bootet er dieses System - bei mr Linux-Mint. Wenn nichts ( bootfähiges ) am USB-Port hängt, geht der weiter zur SSD/HDD - dauert 1-2 Sekunden. Ich will mich nicht mehr, auf Dauer, von Microsoft abhängig machen - zumal ich meinem am häufigst genutzten Rechner nur mit "Tricks", ein Windows 11 aufspielen/updaten konnte - ursprünglich war da mal Windows 8 drauf - und das funktionierte ja auch gut --- mit anderen Worten - laut Microsoft ist das kleine Netbook für ein Updade auf Win11 zu alt. Gerade der Kleine ( 14" ), ist aber mein "Dialyse-Rechner", den ich halt immer zur Dialyse mitschleppe, um die vielen Stunden "totzuschlagen". Wie gesagt - hab mir Linux auf diesen Stick "gezogen" ( kostenlos!!! ), um mich in das Linux-System einzuarbeiten - wenn das irgendwann klappt - auf wiedersehen Windows ------ denn jeden Monat, für Windows 365 Kohle abzudrücken, wenn Microsoft mal wieder den Support einstellt ---- definitiv NEIN - dann können die mich mal ( im Mondschein begegnen oder wo keine Sonne hinscheint ). Dieser Stick hier, ist für das Linux-Mint, LOCKER schnell genug, Linux fährt fast so schnell vom Stick hoch, wie Windows von der eingebauten SSD - und sonderlich warm, wird der während des Betriebs, auch nicht. Ich bin sehr zufrieden mit diesem "Miniteil" und möchte den, auf diesem Weg, weiterempfehlen - ein würdiger Nachfolger für einen SanDisk-Titanium, mein bisher schnellster - und ich hab da EINIGE USB-Sticks, von verschiedenen Herstellern - meine anderen "Lieblingssticks" gibts nicht mehr - die weissen Tosh......., hab ich noch zwei. Inzwischen hab ich in meinen insgesammt 5 Rechnern, nur noch SSDs drin. Ihr glaubt nicht, wie schnell auch ein alter Rechner sein/werden kann - ( hab einen uralten i5, "Stand-alone" ohne Netzwerkanbindung, mit XP und Win7 über einen Bootmanager - SAAAAGENHAFT - für alte Programme/Software halt - und den Labeldrucker - jetzt ratet mal von wem diese SSDs sind - richtig - SanDisk. Es gibt nur einen Hersteller, dessen SSDs etwa die gleiche, hohe Übertragungsrate haben ( Sams... ), die kosten aber oft gut das Doppelte - eher noch mehr - nicht selten das Dreifache ------ und sehr zuverlässig, sind die SanDisks hier auch - eigene Erfahrung. Übrigens - auch meine bevorzugten, häufig verwendeten Sticks sind alle von SanDisk - hohe Leistung, für wenig "Asche". Noch was - der hier hat 128GB - für ein Linux-System, sprich Mint, LOOOOOOOCKER ausreichend - das könntest du, theoretisch, sogar zigfach aufspielen - laut GOOGLE, ist da die Voraussetzug 8 GB ----------- nur schnell muss er halt sein - und das ist der hier, sogar sehr schnell.

compacte, double connexion, grande capacité, pour un prix compétitif !