SAMSUNG MUF-64DA/AM 64GB USB 3.1 Type C USB flash drive
- 64 GB
- USB 3.1
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256 GB USB 3.0 flash drive for portable storage, backed by a five-year warranty
The Axiom USB 3.0 Flash Drive provides 256GB of portable storage in a standard USB form factor. It suits users who need to move large files between devices quickly without relying on cloud services. The drive is supplied new and backed by a five-year warranty.
This drive replaces slower USB 2.0 sticks when transfer speed becomes a bottleneck for daily workflows. The jump is worthwhile if you regularly handle multi-gigabyte media or backup archives and your host ports support USB 3.0. Buyers who need hardware encryption or ruggedised casings should look elsewhere.
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It uses a standard USB Type-A connector that fits any USB 3.0 or USB 2.0 Type-A port on a computer or hub.
Insert the drive firmly into a USB Type-A port; the step users miss is waiting for the operating system to finish recognising the 256 GB capacity before writing files.
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