SanDisk launches dongle-like Extreme Fit USB-C flash drive with up to 1 TB 13 hours ago (notebookcheck.net) 3 comments teleforce Reply Add to library tmzt 6 hours ago I've used a similar drive on my Chromebooks for the last decade.I went looking for a USB-C version and was surprised not to find one.I would love to see one with SSD speeds if such a thing is possible. jqpabc123 12 hours ago Plug and stayHopefully, this has been tested for durability and some MTBF specs are available to prove it.Otherwise, buyer beware.EDIT: I couldn't find any MBTF specs so I looked up the "limited warranty" for this product.There is no warranty of uninterrupted or error-free operation. jbverschoor 9 hours ago I’d rather not have something like that poking out. Looks like it’ll ruin the port when for example it hooks behind something
tmzt 6 hours ago I've used a similar drive on my Chromebooks for the last decade.I went looking for a USB-C version and was surprised not to find one.I would love to see one with SSD speeds if such a thing is possible.
jqpabc123 12 hours ago Plug and stayHopefully, this has been tested for durability and some MTBF specs are available to prove it.Otherwise, buyer beware.EDIT: I couldn't find any MBTF specs so I looked up the "limited warranty" for this product.There is no warranty of uninterrupted or error-free operation.
jbverschoor 9 hours ago I’d rather not have something like that poking out. Looks like it’ll ruin the port when for example it hooks behind something
I've used a similar drive on my Chromebooks for the last decade.
I went looking for a USB-C version and was surprised not to find one.
I would love to see one with SSD speeds if such a thing is possible.
Plug and stay
Hopefully, this has been tested for durability and some MTBF specs are available to prove it.
Otherwise, buyer beware.
EDIT: I couldn't find any MBTF specs so I looked up the "limited warranty" for this product.
There is no warranty of uninterrupted or error-free operation.
I’d rather not have something like that poking out. Looks like it’ll ruin the port when for example it hooks behind something