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SparkFun USB Thumb Drive (16GB)
With the cost of microSD cards on a consistent rise, it's always useful to have an economical and reliable option as a backup for storing your files. This sleek, red 16GB thumb drive has been emblazoned with our SparkFun Electronics logo and our moniker to Start Something!
Each thumb drive features a removable cap that protects the USB connector, a key loop to attach the drive to a key chain or lanyard, as well as a status LED to let you know when it is connected. Since the term "GB" is being thrown around a little indiscriminately nowadays, we wanted to make sure you knew that we have run tests on these thumb drives to verify that they are actually 16GB and not spoofed to only appear that way. After our tests we did conclude that each the digital storage of these thumb drives did come up as 15GiB, meaning that everything is on the up and up!
- 16GB (15GiB)
- USB 2.0 Type A Connector
- Protection Cap
- Storage Loop
- Status LED
- Nand Flash
- Dimensions: 2.87in x 0.77in x 0.2in
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Customer Reviews
5 out of 5
Based on 1 ratings:
Everyone love this USB Thumb Drive
As soon as our customer receive this USB Thumb Drive, they are calling to ask if they can have more
Would like to see some bigger sizes, any change getting a 64gb or larger?
We don't currently have any plans to get any other sizes but if there is enough demand for it we will definitely look into carrying them!
What USB drive is this based on (or what NAND Flash chip is being used)? Just wondering.
I'd really like to know this as well. Or at the very least I'd like to know what NAND type. Obviously at this price and capacity it isn't SLC, but if it's confirmed MLC and not TLC I'd buy some right now (looking at you with heavy disdain, SanDisk.)
what country is it made in?
can anyone get a schema?
Not likely. I'll see what I can do, but we order these from a company that does swag and specializes in printing your logo on things. They are much less concerned with the technical specs.