Corsair CMFSS3B-256GB Flash Survivor Stealth 200 m 256 GB USB 3 Rugged Design Water Proof Flash Drive - Black

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You can tell if a USB flash drive supports USB 3.0 or higher if its connector is colored blue. Most USB-C drives support USB 3.0 by default. The number after USB indicates the version of USB that is used by a particular device. Older generations have lower numbers as well as slower transfer speeds. If you don’t need the fastest USB drive around, you can save a bit by opting for a USB 2.0 or USB 3.0 drive but it will take longer to transfer files onto and off of the device.

The Flash Survivor Stealth is equipped with a military-style housing made from aircraft-grade aluminum.

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This durable USB flash drive is perfect for securing important files. Its large storage capacity and metal casing make it an ideal choice for storing large files. Most MP3 files are less than 10MB, meaning that even a USB 2.0 transfer speed of 60MB/s will have you covered easily. If you are having trouble reading files off your USB drive in time, then it’s quite possible faulty and in need of replacement.

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