SANDISK Extreme Pro 128GB, USB 3.2, Solid State Flash Drive, Upto 420MB/s Read & 380MB/s Write (SDCZ880-128G-G46)

The usb drive is blazing fast. It doesn't give any reason to be disappointed. Build: It has a metallic cladding on the outside, making it extremely durable to free falls and rough usage. Speed: It supports USB 3.1, I could see speeds of 390 MB/s and 310 MB/s for read and write respectively, on my MacBook Pro. Any drive not just this one, shows better speeds when there are fewer but big sized files for transfer, like HD videos. On the other hand having a large number of smaller files like txt files of 2 - 200 KB, it tends to give slower read and write speeds. It can't be completely referred to as value for money as the money spent for this value is too much, but then that's the USP of this drive... SPEED.

I already possess a 64GB Sandisk Extreme USB flash drive that is really fast and works extremely well. This 256GB Extreme Pro USB flash drive is just as good (if not slightly better in performance) and one of the fastest USB flash drives in the market today. The only difference is that the Extreme looks a lot cooler with red lettering and has a slightly better connector retraction and deployment mechanism vs the Extreme Pro.

The Best So Far To Buy.! I Am Loving It. When I Lost My Recovery Setup. Did Not Work For My Daily Use Like Using For Daily Work With Systems.

Love the build quality of the USB Drive. The speed of data transfer, (Sadly, Windows being Windows makes it slower). But it’s good that a recovery software service subscription is available for recovering data from the USB Drive ALSO, for those crying out loud about SMART and TRIM Command, I got the USB 3.2 one and it supports both of these!

After owning Sandisk Extreme 64GB USB 3 drive for last 3 years, buying this 256 GB version with improved read/write speeds is a no brainer. Testbed: Intel 6700K, ASUS Maximus IX Z270 Hero, 16 GB RAM Internal SSD: Samsung 950 Pro NVMe M.2 drive to avoid speed bottlenecks Tested port: USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-A 10Gbps port powered by ASMedia controller. Extreme Pro 256 GB was formatted to NTFS file system with default allocation size. Crystal DiskMark synthetic benchmark Sequential speed: Write speed: 400 MBPS Read speed: 427 MBPS Sequential speed tested in Windows 10 file copy (real world performance) Write speed: 323 MBPS Read speed: 421 MBPS As you can see, the synthetic benchmarks deliver the rated performance. But in real world scenario, write speed falls short by around 60 MBPS. But still this one is one of the fastest USB based flash drive. If you use USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-A 5 Gbps port (formerly USB 3.0 port), then you may see slightly reduced speeds. But I would still recommend this drive if you can get past the insane price. That is why one star reduced for lower than advertised write speed as well as high price. Enjoy the speed test photos.

Super good quality!

Works as promoted! Go for it

the software is fast but not complete yet not worth it

Daha önce başka modeller ve başka markalar denemiştim fakat bu aralarında en iyisi

Very fast, good quality. It replaced an older 64GB model which I had for over 5 years without a single problem.

Une tuerie , vraiment très content

la vitesse est au rdv super content

Ik gebruik hem uitzondelijk voor film op mijn televisie beneden of om mee te nemen naar vrienden en kenissen die niet de films hebben die ik heb! De snelheid van deze uitzondelijke USB stick is fenomenaal en haalt de snelheden als je in bezit van een computer bent met usb 3.1 gen 1 slots, ook zal de drive waar je de bestanden vanaf haalt snel moeten zijn om snelheden te halen die deze USB stick kan halen. Dus voor mensen met M.2 nvme ssd's is dit de uitkomst om snel groots iets ergens op te zetten en verder te kunnen. Als je voor enkele bestanden gaat is dat uiteraard altijd sneller, dan sequentieel, dus heel veel verschillende bestanden van diverese groottes etc, doch niet termin heb ik nog géén andere gezien die sneller is dan deze!