SanDisk 64 GB Cruzer Blade USB 2.0 Flash Drive - Black

I purchased this for my Blink security camera’s Sync Module 2 to have reliable local storage with enough space that we wouldn’t need to keep clearing it. For this, it’s been perfect. It stays plugged in all the time, has plenty of room, and has been fast, fully compatible and looks neat enough with the hub. Nice and small for the storage capacity - would recommend!

Neat little size and up to the required specs

Good thumb drive for the price. Nice build quality and fast speed. Using this as a bootable drive to install OS

The SanDisk 128GB Cruzer Blade USB 2.0 Flash Drive is a solid choice for anyone looking for a simple, portable storage solution. The compact design makes it easy to carry on a keychain or in a laptop bag, and the 128GB capacity is plenty for documents, photos, and even some videos. Transfer speeds are decent for USB 2.0, though don’t expect lightning-fast performance compared to USB 3.0 drives. It’s very reliable for everyday use, and I haven’t experienced any connectivity or recognition issues. My only small complaint is that the plastic casing feels a little flimsy compared to other drives I’ve used, so I handle it carefully. Overall, it’s a dependable, budget-friendly flash drive that does exactly what it promises.

* Physical This 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 * Performance It'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 usage I 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! * Summary This 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!

I’ve been using this SanDisk 64 GB Cruzer Blade USB 2.0 and it’s a solid little companion for all my file transfer needs. The sleek black design is simple but classy, and it’s small enough to slip into a pocket, laptop bag, or even attach to a keychain without feeling bulky. Performance: Being USB 2.0, it’s not going to break any speed records, but for everyday files like documents, photos, and standard video files, it works perfectly. I was able to transfer several gigabytes of data without any hiccups. It’s reliable, which is exactly what I want from a drive like this. Capacity: 64 GB gives me plenty of space for work files, photos, and even some backup media. It’s a nice middle ground—not too small to run out quickly, but not so big that it’s overkill for casual use. Build Quality: The Cruzer Blade has a sturdy plastic build. I’ve dropped it a few times and it’s still going strong. No flimsy feel, no loose parts—just a simple, dependable flash drive. Extras: SanDisk’s included software for backup is a nice touch, though I mostly use my own cloud solutions. Still, it’s there if you need it. Friendly Verdict: If you just want a no-fuss, reliable USB drive that won’t let you down, this little guy is a winner. Perfect for students, professionals, or anyone who just wants a trustworthy way to carry files around. Tip: Keep a small pouch or keychain attachment handy—its tiny size makes it easy to misplace!

A good value item delivered promptly, what more could you want; highly recommended seller

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.

Works does what it needs to

It does the job that it’s advertised to do.

I needed a Flash Drive that was less powerful and fancy than the 3.0 and superior versions. This one is perfect. It's very reliable and fast. I connected it via OTG to the Fire Stick and it works perfectly. I recommend it if you are following a guide to access files via USB and your USB 3.0 is not being recognized or if it draws too much power.

Easy to use and connect, opens and transfers well

Excelente memoria para guardar cualquier tipo de archivos