Western Digital WDBU6Y0040BBK-WESN 4TB portable hard drive
- 4 TB
- USB 3.0 (Micro-B)
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USB-C flash drive stores 128 GB in a FIFA World Cup 2026 edition
The SanDisk FIFA World Cup 2026 Edition is a 128 GB USB-C flash drive in a black finish. It provides portable storage for documents, photos and video clips. The compact design suits daily carry and quick transfers between devices with a USB-C port.
Buyers who need more storage capacity than 128 GB should consider other options. Users with only USB-A ports will require an adapter to connect this drive. Collectors wanting a different tournament design may prefer an alternative edition.
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The drive uses a USB-C connector compatible with USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports, capping transfer speeds at 5 Gb/s in practice.
The compact stick-style body fits a standard USB-C port and needs only the port depth to stay mounted, with no extra clearance required.
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