Take your most essential data with you on your travels with the Kingston 256GB DataTraveler 80 M USB-C Flash Drive. Equipped with a USB-C connector and 3.2 Gen 1 interface, you get up to 200 MB/s data transfer speeds for quick document management. A keyhole ring allows you to affix the flash drive to lanyards and other devices, preventing loss while in transit. You also get a sliding cap mechanism that adds a layer of protection to the DataTraveler, keeping it safe while in your bag or pocket. With compatibility for Windows, macOS, Linux, and ChromeOS devices, you can save ensure your data is properly saved and stored with respective formatting.

256GB Capacity    USB-C 3.2 Gen 1 Interface    Up to 200 MB/s Data Transfer Speed    Keyring Hole    Protective Sliding Design    Windows, Mac, Linux & Chrome Compatible

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the 256 and 512 gb usb drive compatable with a playstation 5.

A: Yes, however the read and write speeds of the SanDisk 512GB Ultra Flair USB 3.0 Flash Drive would often not be fast enough for gaming. It can be used for media like movies and photos.

Q: 2. Want to offload files from Samsung S8 Active (Android) and GoPro via a USB hub and OTG while traveling. Will this handle the job?

A: Yes, this item will be able to hold files from those devices

Q: 3. what are dimensions of the drive when closed?

A: Approximately 2.25 L X 0.85 W X 0.4 D.

Q: 4. is this driver Waterproof?

A: This flash drive is not specified as waterproof. There are however several offered by Tera on the B&H website. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1471428-REG/tera_grand_sp_u3j80_64gb_silicon_power_usb_3_0.html

Q: 5. Would this work with a samsung Tab S and an OTG cable, i have used other smaller USB's (16GB) but i'm not too sure about something of this size (128GB)?

A: I am sure it would as it works on my Samsung Tab Pro.

Q: 6. how to transfer 15.8 GB mov from Mac to SanDisk ultra 3.0 32GB?

A: You can drag and drop the file into the SanDisk 32GB Ultra USB 3.0 Flash Drive BH #SAUUD32GB, however, you will need to format the flash drive in exFAT format if you haven't already done so. The default FAT32 system has a limit of 4GB per file.

Q: 7. What is the typical write speed when copying large video files to this flash drive? I need something with at least 30-40MByes/sec sustained write speed as I want to copy from CF card to USB flash drive using an OTG hub and my smartphone as the interface/power source.

A: I got this to up to 40mB/s, which should be suitable for you but my test is using this as a spare drive with my MacBook Pro so it may not be sustained as your usage

Q: 8. If I copy pictures from my PC can an editor see those pictures on his Mac?

A: Yes, the Mac will be able to see the picture files as well.

Q: 9. This says it's backwards compatable with USB 2 but someone told me that the coupling that attaches it to the computer is different than the older USB coupling. I have an older iMac (2011) with usb 2 will this connect properly? Thanks!

A: The connection is a USB standard connection. There is no difference between the USB 3.0 and 2.0 size.

Q: 10. Can you use this as a Boot drive?

A: It can be setup as a boot device, but it will depend on the OS and the way you setup the USB drive.