SAMSUNG Type-C™ USB Flash Drive, 64GB, Transfers 4GB Files in 15 Secs w/Up to 300MB/s 3.13 Read Speeds, Compatible w/USB 3.0/2.0, Waterproof, 2022, Blue, MUF-64DA/AM

Perfect size to not lose my expensive mini flash drive! Fabric textured hard case. Blue color is slightly duller than pictured. Zipper works fine. Caribiner attachment was inside item. Would hold several flash drives - maybe 3 or 4 regular size and more mini flash drives. Only wish both sides of case had net pocket instead of one side elastic to prevent spillage. Overall happy with purchase, would buy again.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:My Android Samsung phone memory was close to full, even after purging files and other materials, still need more space. Being Samsung, first meant compatibility with usb c, why would samsung create and make available an accessory that failed in its function? Next it had more space than I would possibly need however I was not sure, plus I was certain there would be plenty of space in the future if necessary.It works and I am satisfied.

I decided to buy this to avoid paying for additional storage on any cloud, so I can just plugged it to my smartphone and save large size videos and photos as I am a photographer myself, good quality, pretty fast and works well, it doesn't heat up too much so I would actually recommend it.

I like this a lot. I've been wanting a USB-C flash drive for a while and when I finally got a new (previous-gen) Ipad with USB-C it seemed like the perfect time to go for it.It is quite fast. I never experience the crazy speeds that get advertised with portable storage but this is definitely faster than a USB-A flash drive. It made moving files on to the ipad so easy to just plug this in, have the ipad immediately recognize it and move the files where I wanted them. It seems to work even faster transferring to the ipad than to/from my PC's, but that's just an anecdotal observation.It is CRAZY compact. TINY. That's a good thing and a bad thing. In the past I kept a small USB-A flash drive on my keychain carabiner and lost it when it came off of the carabiner. This is even smaller so I am very cautious about not losing it.On top of that, it has a removable cap that is just begging to get lost. It's not super loose, but it doesn't take much effort to intentionally uncap it.But, both the cap and the drive itself have those tiny little loops to attach a phone wrist strap. I had an extra one lying around so I looped it through both the drive and the cap. It keeps the two pieces together and the wrist strap is about 4 times longer than the drive itself so it makes it harder to lose, though that does make the package you're carrying less tiny.But, it's small size makes it convenient to plug into devices, especially devices you use portably. You don't have a huge stick jutting out of a USB port on a laptop or phone, which is nice.Just be aware that you'll need to be very careful not to lose this. It's CRAZY small.I noticed it can get pretty warm when you transfer a lot of files at once. Only when it's working hard; it doesn't get hot when it's idly plugged in or anything.It's pretty nifty, but it has a problem. I'm not going to say it's a flaw of this device, but the kind of phone and tablet cases that you can always keep on your device do not have holes around the USB-C ports that are big enough to plug this in. There's not enough clearance in the cuts on those cases for the plastic body of this to fit through and the plug itself can't plug-in.I'm certainly no expert on mobile device cases; it took me a long time (and multiple destroyed phones) to finally start using one. Maybe there are some cases out there that this would fit in, but my assumption is the ones I have are typical so I imagine most cases won't allow you to plug this drive in.And, of course, those cases are designed to stay on all the time, so they're kind of a pain to pry off just to plug this in quickly. Makes it inconvenient.Now, if you're someone who carries your phone without a case or slips your ipad in a padded sleeve rather than a cover/case that's always attached, this'll be great. It's so easy to use to get files to/from your mobile devices. But keep in mind what kind of case you use because it might negate the convenience of this.If you DO use an always-on case, I'd recommend getting an external SSD that you would attach with a USB-C cable. I have an older Samsung SSD that I haven't used so much for a while, but now I'm using it a lot because a standard USB-C cable's plug fits in my ipad case just fine.Either that or find a small little USB-C-to-C dongle/adapter/extender that will give you a plug with a standard cable casing that'll fit into this flash drive, though again, that kind of negates some of it's convenience by having to add another adapter into the mix.In summary, it's a really nifty and fast and TINY drive. I'll leave it to others to scientifically benchmark and critique speed and performance, but to a casual observer it works well. But it's size can be a double-edged sword if you're not careful, and if you keep your mobile device in a case/shell at all times, it's probably not going to fit into the USB-C port.

Because of its small size it's a perfect fit with the iPad. I keep my rather large collection of MP3s from my CD collection on one of these drives, which keeps my iPad's onboard storage available for ongoing work. Highly recommended.FYI it does come formatted as FAT32 so I'd recommend before using to reformat to EXFAT which is optimized for flash drives among other advantages.

As others have noted, this thing is really small. The tiny cap would be easy to misplace/lose, so be conscious of where you put it. That said, it formatted on my Mac without a hitch and works well.

Decent speed and nice form factor. Ran Blackmagic for a couple hours and it got warm but not cooked. At a buck a GB it seems like a decent deal for the newer computers.

-Working solid out of the box!-Transfer speed was flawless-Fits no problem in USB C Connection-It's compatible in Windows 11 64-bit OS-It's ideal to use it for either flashing the motherboard BIOS and/or use as bootable flash drive for your Windows operating system