SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive Go Type-C 128GB, OTG, Upto 400MB/S,usb3.2_gen_1 Pendrive, Navagio Bay, 5Y Warranty (SDDDC3-128G-I46NPD)

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Damn its very good , those with broken type c port , maybe bad luck , but the product is really good , very small , very fast . Tested with real life file transfer , it was exactly the same as claimed .

It's a very good pendrive with a large capacity and very fast too. Only it looks a bit flimsy and may be easily misplased/lost. Also it gets heated up very easily.

Great value fir money, good speed while copying files, small and compact, getting hot a little bit while copying larger and bunch but copying speed is good. Easy to use. Working with laptop and android both fine.

First of all, its PLASTIC not METAL! The build quality is below average, might get broken with regular use at the USB 3.0 side, type C side is metal so it might last longer than the other side.Secondly, its getting heated up quickly with minimal use. Didn't expected this from SanDisk. I have another one from Hp, its plastic but it doesn't get heated up like this one.

Good but price moreQuality plastic,Speed is excellent

It's good pen-drive. I love this accessories. Worth buying.very satisfied

Small Portable Size and speed is good but plastic quality and rotate to C port it's losse arrangement and lag it's not value for money

I’ve been using this SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive Go for a while now, and here’s my personal view.Performance (Read/Write Speed) - While SanDisk claims up to 400MB/s speeds, my experience has been slightly different. For reading, I consistently get around 100–110MB/s, which is pretty good for quick access to files. However, write speeds are noticeably slower, hovering around 30–40MB/s. Transferring large video files or bulk photos takes a bit longer than expected.Heating Concerns - I won’t lie, this drive does heat up during extended transfers. Copying a few GB of data in one go makes it noticeably warm. It hasn't caused performance issues for me, but it’s something to consider if you’re planning on heavy-duty use.Functionality & Convenience - This dual Type-C & USB-A design is what sold me on this drive. I use it across my laptop, smartphone, and even my smart TV, and it saves me from hunting for adapters.Value for Money - For the price, it’s a solid deal if you need a compact, versatile flash drive. If you mostly handle small files or need something for quick backups, it’s great. But if you’re frequently transferring large video files or bulk data, the slow write speeds might be a bottleneck.