Carry all your important documents, photos, videos, and files with you wherever you go with the blue Verbatim 128GB USB 3.1 Flash Drive Bluefrom Verbatim. Measuring just 1.5" long and 0.3" thick, this compact flash drive fits into the palm of your hand and can be slipped into your pocket or bag for easy travel. It can also be attached to your keyring using the included lanyard for added convenience, and with its one-piece ergonomic design, there's no cap to lose. Simply plug the Ergo flash drive into a USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-A port on your compatible Windows, Mac, or Linux computer to transfer data at up to 5 Gb/s. Downloading the Verbatim software for Windows allows you to password protect the drive for added security.

128GB Storage Capacity    USB 3.1 Gen 1 Interface (5 Gb/s)    Single Piece, Ergonomic, Capless Design    Includes Keyring Lanyard    Supports Password Protection Software    Works with Windows, MacOS, and Linux

USB 3.1 Gen 1 features a maximum throughput of 5 Gb/s. USB 3.1 Gen 1 and USB 3.0 are synonymous.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this painfully slow like I have seem in some videos or not that bad and actually makes sense to buy?

A: This depends entirely on the speed of port that you plug into. This model is capable of speedy transfers.

Q: 2. what are the Dimensions of the drive please. Pacifically the end that protrudes from the PC? I have a HP Stream 14 laptop that was built with a "burned-in" 32GB hard drive that came with windows 10. That is not enough HD to handle win 10 and all of it's updates, even with all data going to an SD card. Microsoft, in it's infinite wisdom, will let you put win 10 on a Flash drive, "Windows-To-Go", but not on a SD card, that is almost flush with the PC case. So I am looking for a Flash drive that has minimal protrusion from the PC for permanent installation to act as a hard drive for win 10.

A: While there is not an exact measurement for the size, based on the options available this looks to be one of the smallest and most flush fitting USB drives.

Q: 3. Is it fast enough to allow working in video edition reading the footage right from this USB-C unit?

A: Although you can probably do some light video editing using a flash drive, it is recommended a more powerful device with sustained writing and reading speed like an ssd or a hard drive.

Q: 4. Write speed?

A: The write speed for this drive has not been specified by the manufacturer.

Q: 5. how does it start up and/or how do you know its' working ?

A: The SanDisk 128GB Ultra Dual Drive Luxe USB 3.1 Flash Drive does not "start up" as such. It is a simple USB flash drive, all you have to do is plug it into your computer and open it in your file browser. You can then drag and drop files onto or off of the drive.

Q: 6. Is this USB Gen 3.1 150MB/s (as stated in Key Features) or USB Gen 3.2 400MB/s (as in Specs)? Please clarify article. Thanks.

A: The SanDisk 1TB Ultra Dual Drive Luxe USB 3.1 Flash Drive uses USB 3.1 connectors, which is the same thing as USB 3.2 gen 1. An explanation of the rather obtuse USB naming conventions can be found here: https://bhpho.to/4dGk9VP

Q: 7. Can I download a pc game to it from computer and load it to another computer?

A: The preferred process is to install the game from original media/download onto another computer. Copying an application (which is what a game would be on a PC) does not always work as other hidden files are usually installed during installation.

Q: 8. Should I format this drive before using to transfer images / photos from a phone ? If so how. Thank you.

A: The Samsung 128GB USB 3.1 Type-C Flash Drive can be formatted by connecting to a computer. The correct file system to choose will depend on the make and model of the phone/device you intend to use it with.

Q: 9. Is this FLASH drive made of metal? Or just plastic with silver paint?

A: The SanDisk 512GB Ultra Dual Drive Luxe USB 3.1 Flash Drive (USB Type-C / Type-A), BH #SADC4512GA46, build material is made out of metal.

Q: 10. Maximum Video file size for .mov files?

A: There are virtually no file size limitations as long as the drive is not formatted at FAT32 or FAT16