The second time I ran the test: Apple cord: 3 minutes, iXpand: 28 minutes. That's a wholly unreasonable speed for a device SanDisk is billing as the fastest mobile-to-desktop flash drive it offers.

This high-speed USB 3.2 flash drive is built for fast file transfers. Whether you need to copy/paste some files for work, move 4K videos to your media server, back up large photo collections, or ...

It's unquestionably steep for 32GB of memory given many name-brand drives can be had for $10-$20 and even SanDisk's regular USB 3.0 flash drives retail in the $35 range, but options are still ...

The SanDisk Extreme PRO 128GB USB 3.0 flash drive can currently be found at various e-tailors for ~$114.95 (~$0.90/GB) which makes it one of the most expensive flash drives on the market.

If you have a very specific need for a USB 2.0 flash drive, then the SanDisk Cruzer USB 2.0 is about as reliable as you can get. But it's not a solid pick for most in a world filled ...

Best you plug this one in and leave it plugged in. This new 128GB USB 3.0 flash drive is, according to maker SanDisk, the smallest of its kind in the world, making it one easy device to misplace.

Although SanDisk's smallest USB flash drive, the Cruzer Blade is not of course the smallest available. Sony has been offering its 1.26 x 0.57 x 0.1 inch Sony MicroVault Tiny in 1GB to 8GB ...

Sandisk's Ultra +Cloud USB 3.0 thumb drive is a unique take on flash drive storage having its storage split between the drive and the cloud.

Last spring Sandisk made its grand entrance into the USB 3.0 flash drive market with the drive we are testing today, the Sandisk Extreme USB 3.0 flash drive.