SAMSUNG MUF-64DA/AM 64GB USB 3.1 Type C USB flash drive
- 64 GB
- USB 3.1
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128 GB USB flash drive for portable file storage and transfer
The EDGE Tech PE235208 DiskGO C2 is a 128GB USB flash drive built for everyday file transport. It suits students, office workers and anyone who needs reliable portable storage without extra software.
Moving up from a smaller drive gives enough room for large media libraries and project backups in one device. If you already carry a 128GB stick that performs well, the capacity gain alone does not justify a switch.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | EDGE Tech |
| Product line | DiskGO C2 |
| Total capacity | 128 GB |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 0.02 kg |
| Package size | 102 × 70 × 13 mm |
It uses a standard USB Type-A connector that fits any USB-A port on a desktop, laptop or compatible hub.
Forcing the connector upside down; align the USB symbol facing up and slide it in until it seats firmly.
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