Was £23.99 for a while, has been more than £30 recently too. Now only £18.99
Handy for in car entertainment systems and enhancing storage of laptop with low SSD space such as a MacBook Pro 128GB. USB 3.0 makes it super turbo quick too.
Low-profile, plug-and-stay design
Stores and transfers content quickly with USB 3.0 performance (up to 150MB/s read and 45MB/s write)
Securely protects files using Encrypt Stick Lite software, an advanced security solution with 256-bit AES encryption
Reliably stores and transfers photos, videos, files, and more
Compatible with PC and Mac systems
All comments (17)
Scotty Boy
15 Aug 16#1
Handy if you have a low storage laptop/tablet and you need more local storage space - this is also assuming you have a full size USB port to connect to it on the tablet side. :smile:
Murgatroyd99
15 Aug 16#2
I just purchased for £18.99 non prime
MJ10 to Murgatroyd99
16 Aug 16#13
I'm assuming because you added £1.01 worth of other goods to your basket so you met the £20 free delivery minimum?
@OP - good price for good usb stick.
dheydl
15 Aug 16#3
Do these get super hot and burn out like the Sandisk drives?
GottaEat
15 Aug 162#4
I have heard a few stories about these type of drives overheating such as the Sandisk ones. The Lexar JumpDrive does seem to do this according to the reviews.
Krinkle
15 Aug 161#5
I think they overheat in USB3 sockets but not in USB2 ones...well, they get hot anyway, not sure the manufacturer would call it overheating.
Picard123
15 Aug 16#6
I have two of the Sandisk Ultrafits. One get hot during use. The other one is just off the scale. I can feel the heat emanating from the side of the laptop. Take it out of the socket and touch the metal and it's hot enough to burn. Just ridiculous.
MaximusRo to Picard123
15 Aug 161#7
Agreed, and can't be good for the life of the device.
Picard123
15 Aug 16#8
Probably not good for the laptop either. But its really the extra heat generated that puts me off. It's almost as hot as the bottom of the laptop where the CPU is located. I originally thought it was an internet myth but there's definitely something wrong with those drives in terms of heat output. It gets hot even when you're using it for read/writes.
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Handy for in car entertainment systems and enhancing storage of laptop with low SSD space such as a MacBook Pro 128GB. USB 3.0 makes it super turbo quick too.
Low-profile, plug-and-stay design
Stores and transfers content quickly with USB 3.0 performance (up to 150MB/s read and 45MB/s write)
Securely protects files using Encrypt Stick Lite software, an advanced security solution with 256-bit AES encryption
Reliably stores and transfers photos, videos, files, and more
Compatible with PC and Mac systems
All comments (17)
@OP - good price for good usb stick.