The 32GB SanDisk Dual USB Type-C flash drive ($49.99) is a two-headed solution to a very specific problem. USB-C, the up-and-coming replacement to the USB ports we've all been using for a decade, is ...

The SanDisk Dual USB Type-C flash drive offers storage with both USB 3.0 and USB-C connectivity. It's a must-have if you're an Apple MacBook user, but it's not the best value for anyone else. Design ...

Though on the slower side, the SanDisk Ultra (32GB) is a portable, high-capacity flash drive that's fine for everyday use. Flash drives have become as ubiquitous as cell phones, and the large number ...

The SanDisk Connect Wireless Media Drive (32GB) is a wireless storage accessory for your digital devices that gives you just a bit more storage. This gives you the ability to pop the card out of your ...

SanDisk’s Ultra Dual USB Drive is a bit pricey, but it’s a super convenient means of transferring files between Android smartphones and tablets and your computer. There are lots of ways to transfer ...

Today I’m taking a look at the SanDisk Wireless Flash Drive SDWS2, a combined USB 2.0 and Wireless thumb drive. It comes in three capacities of 16 GB, 32 GB and 64 GB. I’ve got the 16 GB version on ...

There was a time when expandable storage meant investing in a microSD card if you were using a tablet or a phone, or a portable HDD or a flash drive if you were using a notebook. They were two ...

If being around computers for the last 15 years has taught me anything, it's the importance of USB drives. Everybody needs one at some point, regardless of whether you're transferring important files ...

As storage density increases by the day, we tend to benefit from technology in many ways. As we have seen lately, microSD cards are quickly getting higher capacity options and with that Pico flash ...

SanDisk is a well know brand name in the storage world. The company has pioneered in making faster storage devices like pen drives, hard disks, and SSDs. And now, SanDisk has released a new compact ...

Priced at $120, the dime-size drive is tiny enough to use a plug-and-stay design, so you can keep it permanently attached to your PC or other device. Lance Whitney is a freelance technology writer and ...