SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive

The SanDisk Ultra is a *TLC* **Budget NVMe** SSD. * Interface: **x4 PCIe 3.0/NVMe**.

I teach in multiple classrooms, and hence I go through a lot of USB flash drives, and typically replace my primary one once a year. My new laptop had only USB-C ports while many of the other computers I need to use only have USB-A, so I thought this flash drive would be perfect. (There are not many ...

I recently bough a SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive luxe and i barely used it, just put it into my computer for a couple minutes, not transfering files and it got so hot i couldnt take it out without a blanket.

Not a snug fit with phone in protective covering. In fact, it doesn't stay connected at all. USB - C connector needs to be longer.

[SanDisk Ultra 128GB Dual Drive Luxe Type-C 150MB/s USB 3.1 Gen is my daily USB drive at work, because not all PC/laptops have USB-C and dual USB drive is great solution for that. I'm formated it in exFAT, so almost any device can work with it. Speeds are also not bad, I get up to 145MB/s read and up to 70MB/s write speed in short run and about 130/45 if working with big files, but it is perfect for regular office(uni as well?) usage.

I ordered this specifically to back up my new S22 Ultra. When I tried to install software/app, it fell out of USB-C port on the phone. It wouldn't stay in. I immediately thought it was defective and arranged for a replacement. During the waiting perood for replacement to arrive and old to be picked ...

The sequential Read and write are low, but still ok enough, the random read is not so bad, but the random write, that matters the most, is abysimal, look at that poor 0.01, its just to say "well, its not 0", I first thought it was a fluke so I did it two more times, and I got the same twice, I changed USB port "just in case", but nop, still 0.01, Sandisk keys seems to be much better in that regard, but lets not talk about that Kingston... Conclusion :.

I used the Type C USB end to transfer files from a Samsung phone and a Samsung tablet to my desktop computer using the Type A USB end. It is easy to switch from the Type C to the Type A USB ends to make a quick transfer between devices. As others have noted this USB drive can get very hot. The other...

SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive Luxe:. - Decent reads at 150 MB/s and writes at 50-60ish MB/s.

I got this because I don't like having to buy adapters and carry too many things with me and I just needed portable storage that could work on Windows, mac and iPad. USB-C is the way only convenient way I could actually do that, but my college still uses desktops with USB ports so I needed both, thi...