32 GB - US $9.99 or $13.61 AUD
64 GB - US $17.50 or $23.87 AUD
128 - US $34.50 or $47.05 AUD
32 GB Microsd - US$7.99 or $10.9 AUD
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Samsung Bar 32GB USB Drive $9.99 US / $13.61 AUD, 64GB $17.50 US / AUD $23.84 from Zapals
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shortnbrown on 26/08/2018 - 13:18 zapals.com (679 clicks)
Last edited 28/08/2018 - 12:32 by 1 other user
Last edited 28/08/2018 - 12:32 by 1 other user
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Hi crazy perpman
Is it USD or AUD?
It says $46.99 for the Samsung Bar High Speed 128GB
Edit
Prices are US $.
For 17.69 you get the plus version which is 200mb/s
https://www.zapals.com/computer-it/drives-storage/usb-flash-…
Add shipping to this.
Two of the four items say "free shipping" - the 32G USB and the 64G SD card.
I came here for the "LOL USB 2.0" comment
But they're all USB 3 devices.
I actually need a USB 2 drive for my car.
USB 3 is backwards compatible, so it should work fine anyway.
I actually need a USB 2 drive for my car.
If it's for your radio, get a FIT drive. These are short USB drives, made by several manufacturers, although non-Sandisk ones are becoming hard to find. A standard USB drive sticks out a long way, and is easy to damage. Here's an example of a FIT drive: www.dx.com/p/852407897
Or, if you're lucky, your car radio may take either an SD card or a micro SD card, which won't protrude at all on most radios.
As a third option, this card reader is the size of a USB plug, and doesn't need a driver - it just works like it is a USB drive:
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/MINI-Portable-Super-Speed-USB-3-…
Should we pay USD or AUD guys? Was there any cheaper before? If yes, id prefer waiting coz im not in rush
Tip: There's a "related product" link at the top of most deals, where you can see all past deals for a product. :)
US $9.99 = AU $13.79 with today's Visa rates.
US $9.99 or AU $13.61 on Zapals website
So you may as well just pay in AUD on Zapals website, you'll save $0.18 or so. But there isn't much difference either way.
This will obviously fluctuate slightly from day to day as rates change.
I wouldn't worry about this deal …
Just checked the "related product" deals as suggested by PainToad above and it shows that these drives go on special every month locally (in Aus)
Define Crazy by putting the price in the title.