This product impresses with its exceptional functionality, seamlessly meeting the demands of users with its versatile features. Additionally, its affordability adds tremendous value, making it accessible to a wide range of consumers without compromising on quality. The combination of its low price and high quality sets it apart in the market, providing customers with an excellent cost-effective solution. The product's durability and reliability contribute to its overall high quality, ensuring long-term satisfaction for users. In summary, a commendable product that excels in functionality, affordability, and overall quality.

The SanDisk Dual Drive USB Type-C is an exceptional solution for seamless data transfer between USB-C and traditional USB devices. Its versatility and high-speed performance make file sharing effortless, while its sturdy design ensures durability. The compact size and convenient dual connectors make it an ideal choice for those seeking reliability and convenience in managing their digital content across various devices. Must have if you have a MAC, so you won’t have to buy some usb adapter which is also a hassle

Not very good and failed after 4th use.

complete waste of money. It failed locked in read only and then lost partition. Can not fix with any program out there and nothing on this site to fix it. Not even 6 months old and used it 4 times. Pulled apart to see if a switch on it locking it but nothing there as well. So don't even waste your money buying it. Wasted $70 AUD of my hard earned limited money buying it which they won't replace under warrenty because seller deleted his account off EBay where I purchased it from. Beware!!!!!!

Review of SanDisk Ultra Dual 32GB USB-A and USB-C USB Stick

Good little USB drive. It has a USB A and C on each side that appears when you slide the top button. The male usb clicks in place and can be released by pushing and sliding the button. Not a bad design.The downside is that the button/slider feels pretty flimsy and will most likely break and some point. It would have been better to make the body cover the button's side to prevent sideways force. The button itself still has flashing left from the manufacturing process, which gives a sharp and rough feel. The button could have been made from a more robust material and given a textured top.The rest of the body feels robust and well made.

Sandisk Ultra Dual Drive USB 3.1 Type C (128GB, SDDDC2-128G-G46)

By typically I mean not massively fast, but at the expected speed most of these 150MBs flash drives are rated for. Test setup March 2018Straight into a Thunderbolt 3, 2016 15 fully specd Apple MacBook Pro. Using this SanDisk 64GB drive in newunusedpreformatted FAT32 condition, straight out the packaging.Tested using Blackmagic Disk Speed Test, at Blackmagics 1GB and 5GB sizes. Using the drives USBC plug or its USBA plug with an Aukey USBCtoUSBA adapter directly into the MBP5060 write 160170 read. ResultSo reads on an empty drive are as expected, writes are a bit slow but TBH theyre well within what most of these flash drives performances tend to be that advertise themselves at the 150MBs rated standard. SummaryIf you want to spend 24 times more on a flash drive that ... MoreBy typically I mean not massively fast, but at the expected speed most of these 150MBs flash drives are rated for. Test setup March 2018Straight into a Thunderbolt 3, 2016 15 fully specd Apple MacBook Pro. Using this SanDisk 64GB drive in newunusedpreformatted FAT32 condition, straight out the packaging.Tested using Blackmagic Disk Speed Test, at Blackmagics 1GB and 5GB sizes. Using the drives USBC plug or its USBA plug with an Aukey USBCtoUSBA adapter directly into the MBP5060 write 160170 read. ResultSo reads on an empty drive are as expected, writes are a bit slow but TBH theyre well within what most of these flash drives performances tend to be that advertise themselves at the 150MBs rated standard. SummaryIf you want to spend 24 times more on a flash drive that advertises newer 300MBs speeds, then of course you may get around a doubling of the read and writes shown here. But of course youre paying usually significantly more for the privilege, and those flash drives are typically much bulkier as well, this one is only 4x2x1cm in size. Also, there are currently NO others or at least none from main brands on the market that do both USBA and USBC on one stick.This does the expected speeds, connected using the expected types.As of March 2018... If you need both AC connection types, this is the one youre gonna need to buy. If you want faster speeds, at a higher price 19 quid for 64GB model, whilst sacrificing having both AC USB connections, then look elsewhere.EDIT one week laterTwo quick points...1 Faster drive.Those looking for SanDisks 300MBs speed drive, which is more expensive double the priceGB, bulkier, only has a USBA port and no USBC port. Then the SanDisk Extreme PRO the current one they do in 128GB 256GB sizeshttpswww.amazon.co.ukgpproductB01MU8TZRV2 Format.I should have said originally, Mac users will likely want to reformat the drive in Disk Utility app.The drive natively comes in FAT32, which only allows max file sizes of 4GB. So I used Mac OS Extended Journaled and GUID Partition Map type. Likely only work on Macs though, but thats my work environment. Speeds quoted in main review above remain the same, BTW.ExFAT could also be used not sure whether thats as Master Boot Record or GUID Partition Map type I think the latter is best for newer OSs like Sierra onwards or Win 7 onwards, but thats got limitations e.g. max 11 character drive partition names, see herehttpssupport.apple.comkbPH22240localeenGBHope this helps any Mac and Win users who are unsure.