SanDisk 256GB Ultra Fit USB 3.1 Flash Drive Up to 400 MB/s Read

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I know this is a rather old thread, but I wanted to post my experience with this device too, as it is a little different from yours (and nearly everyone).

Ultra Fit USB 3.0: Excessive Heat - SanDisk Forums Ultra Fit USB 3.0: Excessive Heat - SanDisk Forums

Gen 1 Flash Drive has an ultra-compact design so you can plug and forget, making it easy to add extra storage. Use of an internal HDD in a RAID configuration or device will void the Data Recovery Plan purchased with the product. Gen 1 performance with ultra-fast read speeds up to 400MB/s 1 to transfer large files quickly and reliably.However, I brought the flash drive to work this morning and transfered over 25 GB to my work desktop (2. This software makes it easy to recover files that have been accidentally deleted (download required). By entering your mobile phone number, you agree to receive communication via text message from Western Digital that includes news, offers and updates and acknowledge Western Digital's Privacy Statement. It took about 8 minutes to do it and it didn’t even get a little warm, nothing, which suggests that the problem has something to do with the ports the flash drive is connected to, and not only the the drive itself.

SanDisk Ultra Fit™ USB 3.1 Flash Drive Datasheet SanDisk Ultra Fit™ USB 3.1 Flash Drive Datasheet

Based on internal testing; performance may vary depending upon host device, usage conditions, drive capacity, and other factors. as real users, posing a threat to a site’s security, so the site sometimes runs random security checks. However, this notice must not be changed or removed and no warranty is either expressed or implied by its publication or distribution. I’m wondering if this is due to the LED in the case that is constantly (24/7) blinking and drawing power? When I pulled one of these sticks out - my finger tip felt like it had touched the metal surface of a boiling kettle !I think these sticks really do have the potential to damage any socket they are plugged into, and there have been reports of plastics blistering on USB Hubs - I can quite believe it ! You can ask sandisk what you can do to prevent this but as far as i know the drive is tested and its becoming slightly hotter that other usb drives but not so hot to damage the host or the drive itself. version capable of damaging the host machine by the temperatures it can reach BUT you also get shortchanged !