Secure 1TB of storage with the Dual USB-C and USB-A 3.2 High Speed Flash Drive, now for only $69.97 (reg. $109.99) until July ...

USB drives no longer as enthusiastically prompt you to "safely" remove them before you unplug them from your computer, but is it really safe to do so?

Flash drives rely on NAND storage, which first came out in 1987. It's a simple, effective, and cheap way of storing data, but like most technology, it continues to improve.

The humble USB flash drive shares files, backs up photos, and transfers videos very easily and quickly. They were once so common that companies often handed them out for free at industry conferences.

While all of our flash drives support USB 3.0, this flash drive actually supports the newer USB 3.1 standard, which allows it to achieve sustained data transfer speeds of up to 150MB/s.

Hard drives typically offer much larger capacities, commonly 500GB, 1TB, 2TB, and can go to even 20TB. USB flash drives, on the other hand, usually top out at around 1TB, though you can get higher ...

Every year, USB flash drives get cheaper and hold more data. Unfortunately, they don’t always get faster. The reality is, many USB 3.0 flash drives aren’t noticeably faster than their USB 2.0 ...