256GB USB Flash Drive
Films, photo backups or video projects in your pocket: 256 GB Kingston and SanDisk USB 3 flash drives. Take it all along.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does it work on an old USB 2.0 port?
Why does the computer show less than 256 GB?
Does it work on Mac and Windows?
A 256GB USB flash drive, who is it for?
256GB is the capacity of a small hard drive in your pocket: enough to carry a film library, photo backups or complete video projects.
Why USB 3 matters here
Filling 256GB over USB 2.0 takes hours. Both models offered are USB 3: the Kingston DataTraveler Exodia M in USB 3.2 and the SanDisk Ultra Flair in USB 3.0. Plug them into a USB 3 port, often blue, to get the full speed.
Files larger than 4GB
To copy a film or a disk image larger than 4GB, the drive must be formatted in exFAT or NTFS, not FAT32. Some TVs and car radios only read FAT32: check before playing videos on them.
For lighter use, a 64GB USB drive or 128GB is enough. All capacities are in USB flash drives.