SANDISK 512GB Extreme PRO Dual Drive - Up to 1000MB/s USB Type-C USB Type-A High Performance Flash Drive - SDDDE1-512G-G46

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Memoria muy rápida, dual USB-C/USB-A y con diseño metálico de calidad Unidad flash de excelente rendimiento. Las velocidades son realmente altas, la lectura llega hasta los 1000 MB/s y la escritura hasta los 900 MB/s, algo que se nota al mover archivos grandes, archivos, copias de seguridad. Dispone de ambos conectores, USB-C y USB-A, lo que facilita usarla en cualquier situación sin adaptadores. La carcasa metálica es resistente y transmite buena calidad, ideal para llevarla a diario sin preocuparse por golpes o desgaste. Además cuenta con funciones de cifrado de datos y copias de seguridad automáticas, muy útiles para mantener los archivos protegidos y organizados. En conjunto, una memoria rápida, práctica y muy bien construida, perfecta para quienes necesitan rendimiento y compatibilidad en un solo dispositivo.

Blazing fast. Needed a fast USB stick, and I love how it has both usb-a and usb-c.

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Très bon produit. Idéal pour DJ application.

Handy USB that allows for the use of USB-C and USB-A. The stick does get a bit warm (but not hot) and is made of hard plastic. Out of the box it's formatted as ExFat. There is some confusion though. After deleting the Sandisk software files MacOS saw the storage at 499GB available. Windows saw 465Gb available. The speeds were slightly below the advertised speeds. Claiming up to 900 MB/s write and 1000 MB/s read. On USB A 3.2 Gen 1 (Windows) it writes at an average of 330 MB/s. On Thunderbolt 5 (MacOS) it writes at an average of 700 MB/s tested with a 46Gb file. But I've also see it write at 340 MB/s with a 15Gb file. Both BRAW files. With Thunderbolt 3/USB 3.2 Gen 2(Windows) the average write was 740 MB/s with a 46GB file. Black Magic Disk Test results were as following, The write speeds with a Thunderbolt 5 port was an average of 700 MB/s write and 840 MB/s read. For smaller sizes like 5GB it will start at 1000MB/s but drop. I've seen it drop as far as 360MB/s Using the USB A in Black Magic Disk Test it gets an average of 399 MB/s write and 431 MB/s read. On Thunderbolt 3 (Windows) it was writing between 740 and 830 MB/s, while read was between 800 and 870 MB/s. The longer you let it run in the Speed Test the higher the speeds got, at least on Windows. It definitely seems to suffer from speed dips. I also saw it dip to 40MB/s writing a file on one of my USB A ports after a few seconds. It shows it's very pick on the host device.