Memory Sticks & Portable USB Drives

A USB flash drive allows you to quickly and easily transfer files between two devices. It is currently one of the most widely used storage media for data transfer. Most often, it varies in capacity - today you can buy a pendrive from 4 GB to 2 TB. What capacity and speed to choose? We'll give you some advice.

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Kingston DataTraveler SE9 (Gen 3) 128GB - Flash Drive
Kingston DataTraveler SE9 (Gen 3) 128GB
30.79 €
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Flash Drive - USB 3.2 Gen 1 (USB 3.0), USB-A, capacity of 128GB, write speed up to 100MB/s, read speed up to 220MB/s, with key loop, metal, gold colour
ADATA UR340 64GB - Flash Drive
ADATA UR340 64GB
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Flash Drive - USB 3.2 Gen 1 (USB 3.0), capacity of 64GB, durable, with key loop, waterproof, metal, black colour
Kingston DataTraveler SE9 (Gen 3) 64GB Dark Nickel - Flash Drive
Kingston DataTraveler SE9 (Gen 3) 64GB Dark Nickel
21.89 €
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Flash Drive - USB 3.2 Gen 1 (USB 3.0), USB-A, capacity of 64GB, write speed up to 100MB/s, read speed up to 220MB/s
Kingston DataTraveler SE9 (Gen 3) 512GB - Flash Drive
Kingston DataTraveler SE9 (Gen 3) 512GB
88.79 €
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Flash Drive - USB 3.2 Gen 1 (USB 3.0), USB-A, capacity of 512GB, write speed up to 100MB/s, read speed up to 200MB/s, with key loop, metal, gold colour

Memory Sticks & Portable USB Drives - additional info

USB flash memory, simply referred to as Flash Drive, is a data medium considered as the successor to floppy disks. Flash memory is not erased when the power is removed from the host device, and often take the form of keychain attachments. As is evident from the title, they connect to computers via USB sockets. They were firstly produced on a commercial scale in 2000 by IBM and Trek Technology.

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