I bought one of these to replace the older USB 3.0 version which got dangerously hot and even burnt my hand.

If you think it is important enough to record data on a dash cam or CCTV system then why risk recording to a memory card that is simply not suitable ? Find out why you should be using one of the Micro SD cards from either the Samsung PRO Endurance Micro SDXC offering or SanDisk High Endurance 100MBs Micro SDXC Card range, both cards are specifically designed to work in dash cam and CCTV monitoring systems.

There are three types of people in world that need a phone-capable memory stick, are you one of them? Flash drives adapted for smartphones are some of the best new gadgets on the tech market, let’s find out whether you should consider investing in one – by taking a look at the SanDisk Ultra Dual USB Type-C Drive.

Over the years, our technology has been shrinking; our laptops have been shedding weight and our phones having been trimming fat. USB memory sticks have also done their share of cutting down, but have SanDisk cut down too far? SanDisk’s current Ultra Fit line of memory sticks are truly miniscule - but how does it fare in day-to-day use? I’ll take a look at the SanDisk Ultra Fit USB 3.1 Flash Drive.

With their ‘Extreme Portable’ line of solid-state drives (SSD), SanDisk are looking to impress photographers, travellers with a compact yet fast device, but how does it compare to the portability and performance of an everyday flash drive?
To find out, I’ll be looking at the 250 GB version of SanDisk’s Extreme Portable SSD.

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I can see that these are the perfect travel companions; light, compact and ideal for those moments when getting your laptop out to free up space just isn’t an option. Or perhaps for the person that wants to make their work-life more phone-centric, no faffing around with email attachments when passing files to colleagues.

Article Review of the SanDisk Connect Wireless Stick USB Flash Drive with 32GB of space

The SanDisk Clip Sport MP3 Player 4GB has lots of good features, but not as good as my older Sansa Clip Zip model.

PicStop asked me to try the SanDisk Connect Wireless Media Drive a new little gizmo they have added to their stock. I put it through its paces and offer my opinion. My usual interests are photography so I was a little unsure how I would cope with a portable WiFi streaming media drive.

There are what seem to be fantastic deals on the internet, cheap memory cards from unscrupulous sites that sell all manner of gadgetry at prices that draw you in and In retrospect must be fake