Last deal from mymemory was 20p cheaper but they've gone up to over £24 now. This is the cheapest I can find for a good low profile 128GB USB3 thumb drive.
The sammy one doesn't run hot like this one which suggest lower power consumption and better efficiency (important for lappy/tablet use) and also more likely to last longer.
mgk
23 Dec 153#3
Heated to prevent OP upset in this season of.good will.
Nice little drives
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eded
23 Dec 15#1
Weird that quite a few hot votes, yet it's -7 with no comments as to why people are voting cold?:man:
Bubuka83 to eded
23 Dec 151#12
same price amazon, heat nevertheless! :smiley:
eded
23 Dec 15#2
Ooh, in positive figures now :smile:.
mgk
23 Dec 153#3
Heated to prevent OP upset in this season of.good will.
Nice little drives
pavel76
23 Dec 15#4
Same price at amazon
eded to pavel76
23 Dec 15#5
Sorry - didn't see the lightning deal on Amazon when I posted this.
bobo53
23 Dec 15#6
if it can help, got 1x64gb purchased 2 months ago from argos and a 32gb purchased online earlier 4 months ago.
great performers as I can see from speeds. Well, the 64gb is always been plugged on the pc and been in use a very little, 2 days ago I found it dead. About the 32gb which is been plugged on my wife laptop mostly never in use, still working but as soon I nicely extracted it the plastic came completely off but I was able to put it back and still working, obviously I cannot trust it as it is now been weakened. They get hot which I always thought should not be a problem but I leave to you any judgement about this particular stick.
TheChiefExecutive to bobo53
23 Dec 15#9
If you contact Sandisk via their website they will send you a pre-paid label to return the failed drive under warranty. I returned a different drive and received a replacement in retail packaging.
Reviews of the ultra fit say they get too hot, so I haven't purchased these for this reason.
smojo
23 Dec 15#7
Very good deal!
HOTPOT
23 Dec 15#8
I have a 128 & a 64 on my Macbook Pro permanently on. Prior to the 128 I had a second 64. I've had no problems at all, so it's sad some have had problems.
eded
23 Dec 15#10
I've had one of the 64GB ones of these since April, which I leave in a Macbook the whole time. It's warm, but other than that, it's been fine. Very tempted to buy one of the 128GB ones now - it's only a couple of pounds more than I paid for the 64GB one!
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The sammy one doesn't run hot like this one which suggest lower power consumption and better efficiency (important for lappy/tablet use) and also more likely to last longer.
Nice little drives
All comments (22)
Nice little drives
great performers as I can see from speeds. Well, the 64gb is always been plugged on the pc and been in use a very little, 2 days ago I found it dead. About the 32gb which is been plugged on my wife laptop mostly never in use, still working but as soon I nicely extracted it the plastic came completely off but I was able to put it back and still working, obviously I cannot trust it as it is now been weakened. They get hot which I always thought should not be a problem but I leave to you any judgement about this particular stick.
Reviews of the ultra fit say they get too hot, so I haven't purchased these for this reason.