SanDisk 16GB Ultra Fit USB 3.2 Flash Drive - SDCZ430-016G-G46

i use it to install windows. a good value. seems reliable after a month

Very Satisfied!

Compact and powerful, this is a great lil drive. I bought it to use with my 3D printer. So that a USB stick wasn't poking out the front. This fit perfectly and does what I need it to do.

Good micro drive for mp3 music !! I load up whatever I want, and go. No lousy commercials!! Just drive, baby drive... These work fantastic, plus they are very small, and don't stick out far at all. Plus, they are great for portable devices. I can move stuff, to, and from whatever, whenever. I also use them to store all my pictures for safe keeping in my safe. No cloud, no worries.

too small...too easy to lose....i bought 16 gb size when i should have bought 32 size ... i really have no use for this undersized snippet so i gave it away....but really its the kind of thing i misplace all the time anyway due to its extraordinarily small size....i gave it 4 stars but i'm not sure why....just naturally agreeable i guess

Use these for mp3 music for my car and portable radio. Work great. Never had one fail. Also use for transferring data from my desktop to my 2 laptops. I also use temporary backup for some files.

Price -I bought this SanDisk flash drive for just under $7 bucks to play my mix tunes in my vehicle.Caveats -It arrived on March 24 where I live in Houston. Houston, being paradise, is generally hot and humid.What I Put It Through -When I'm not in my Ford Escape it can get Houston hot, though the SanDisk was kept in the dark out of direct sunlight and covered by my console lid.Still, pretty hot and muggy as well.I removed it around once a week to update my playlist.Result -So with all of those things considered? The SanDisk lasted less than 6 months before case break. The actual memory drive remains in good condition and it works great when the vehicle is still. It also works just fine in my laptop though it gets hot when transferring simple wav files.However, that missing piece of plastic means the SanDisk shifts just slightly enough, when I drive over bumps or potholes, that I lose the connection. A disc in my player skips less and recovers quick and without fuss.If you won't be taking this flash drive on the road your use may be longer.Summary -Actually, this SanDisk is probably more of a desktop drive. Plug it in once and leave it, as it doesn't seem to be built for what a flash drive is made for: portability and mobility.On the other hand the price reflects the build quality of the housing, yet the quality of the actual SanDisk chipset is great: Good to know for DIY projects where the housing is unnecessary.If you're looking for a portable drive for your mix tunes in your vehicle, you may want to look elsewhere.Final Suggestion -My Elsewhere is trying a metal container flash drive with the Samsung MUF-32AB/AM FIT USB 3.1, next.Sure, 200MB a second is overkill for music but, it only costs a few bucks more and if it lasts at least a year then it's worth it.

UNRAID strongly recommends a 16/32GB USB drive to reduce cycle count, and this is one of the few still being sold. Their forums suggest that you avoid SanDisk drives, because they may be fake or not have a GUID. Sure enough, their official tool couldn't find a GUID, refusing to install on the drive. HOWEVER, their manual installation did find a GUID! I've been running a server off of it for about a week, so I can't speak to its lifespan just yet. I'd be wary if you want the absolute best reliability, but for everyone else, I think this is worth taking a chance on.