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SanDisk Extreme Pro 128GB USB Flash Drive - $80 Delivered @ Hot.com.au

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SanDisk Extreme Pro USB flash drive - 128 GB - Black, Silver

We hope the price is already good, for OZ we've done even better with a $9.90 voucher.

Remember your price is Delivered by Startrack (normally overnight depending on location and when you place order) delivery will take longer for country areas WA/NT/FNQ etc.

While stocks last limit 2 per client.

TRANSFERS FILES UP TO 60 TIMES FASTER THAN STANDARD USB 2.0 DRIVES*

Share and transfer large media files without the wait with the SanDisk Extreme PRO USB 3.0 Flash Drive.
This USB 3.0 drive offers an ample 128GB1 of storage and lets you transfer photos, movies, and
other files up to 60 times faster than standard USB 2.0 drives.*
Take your media collection with you and quickly share it with friends and family.
A stylish aluminum metal casing guards against daily wear, while SanDisk
SecureAccess™ software helps keep your data safe.

*See full specifications below, please email Sandisk with any technical questions.

We are sorry but we can't answer technical questions on this item please see:-

sandisk.com.au/home/usb-flash/extremepro-usb

For any other questions about delivery etc. you'll get the fastest reply by using /contact on our web page.

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  • these drives run really HOT under high speeds.. (sorry for the pun). Good drive and not bad price. Use one for my VM backup

    • +1

      That's why they have a metal body to dissipate the heat. :)
      Can't have high speed read/write flash without generating heat. ;)
      They are the fastest usb flash drives in this form factor available nowadays.

  • +1

    I think it would probably be better to get a m.2 ssd and an external case for the same price or less. It would have much faster read and write speeds when copying from ssds.

  • +1

    There is a 2% surcharge if paying by PayPal or Credit Card

    • which payment method does not incur surcharge?

      • BPAY and DD

        • Two very risky paying methods which give buyer no protection.

        • Pickup and pay by cash is OK so long as you place order on-line (choose DD and bring cash)..

          PS $5 off = $75.

        • @LoveBargain15:

          Someone has to fund the buyer protection. Services that offer buyer protection charge more in fees and the merchant can either choose to wear this extra cost or pass it on.

        • If we charged $200+ (as some do) we could wear it :)

          http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/like/262431470768?limghlpsr=true&…

        • -1

          @Hot:
          Does not have to be this one you are pointing out.

          $94 will do: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Sandisk-CZ88-USB-3-0-260mb-s-128G…

          I think if you like to create a real bargain and get more business in here, you could cover the 2% of credit card charge, just put the price up for a $1 or $2 instead of explaining what you cant do here.

          It does not look good this way.

        • Will do next time..

        • @Hot:
          Thanks for the link. Bought two.

  • Best fookin usb drives available. Got two of these little munchkins! Well worth all the $$$$

  • +1

    Just 5 minutes ago received my Silicon Power 256GB Blaze B30 USB 3.0 US $56.13 (~AU $75) Delivered. (Still available for same price.) Took a week to get here.
    Yes, write speed is only about a third of the speed of the SanDisk (sequential only, random speeds are much closer), but read speed is almost as good, plus there's the minor detail of it being double the size.
    128GB version is AU $50.

  • No address or phone number anywhere on the website, usually a warning sign. The site itself doesn't inspire confidence either.

  • http://www.hot.com.au/about > http://www.hot.com.au/1984

    Several sold the buyers may like to comment.

    • PS Great feedback and we are on it.. :)

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