it says in original packaging
more like clearance of badly designed model
don't know how many Mod.
CamelCamelCamel.
What's bad about the design?
fiddly if you have butter finger like myself
for me, gets real hot fast & the USB-C often closes as you are pushing into the MBP, but it's good for quick print runs because most of the retailers still only have USB-A ports
I had one a few years ago and the sliding mechanism broke, before that though it would often retract when you go to insert it into the port.
I really like mine, have no issues at all with it
Same, had it for one and a half year.
Strongly avoid this awful USB - I originally purchased for flexibility of USB type, but its caused more headaches than I need from a USB stick.
There is a common fault which results in the device becoming permanently stuck as "Write Protected". I was able to use Diskpart to fix it the first time, but second time around I raised an RMA, and its taken 3 weeks for them to tell me they are sending me a pre-paid con-note, but I need to supply my own box, so I can ship it back to their building for investigation and once completed, they will send me back a replacement.
So I guess I will get a replacement in March?
Plenty of examples on the Sandisk forums - Save yourself the headache
to avoid sandisk write-protect software just format it before use
i dumped 1 stick 8$ but got a replacement for 25$ one after realizing this
ever since i format every sticks from all brands to delete software (cannot delete software themselves)
I prefer to pay a little extra ($23.70) for SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive Luxe USB Type-C Flash Drive, 128 GB as I think it has a better design.
![[Used] SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive USB Type-C Flash Drives 128GB: Like New $16.86 ($0 Prime/ $59 Spend) @ Amazon Warehouse](https://files.ozbargain.com.au/n/60/825560.jpg?h=b67a6195)
A warehouse update there are 15
bought 1 for under $19 2 weeks ago