SanDisk Ultra USB 3.0 32 GB Utility Pendrive (Black)
Featuring a sleek and compact design, this 32 GB pendrive is stylish and practical to useThis flash drive has transfer speeds of up to 100 MB/s so can move files from the drive to your laptop quickly. With USB 3.0, this pen drive lets you transfer and store large files up to ten times faster than USB 2.0 drives.
Just plug the USB drive into your desktop’s USB port and drag your files into the drive’s folder.
This flash drive comes with the SanDisk SecureAccess software which creates a password-protected private folder on your drive. Thanks to its 128-bit AES encryption, your important data and files remain confidential even when sharing the drive with others.
This pen drive is compatible with all devices with USB 3.0.
Rs. 802
SanDisk Ultra USB 3.0 16 GB Flash Drive
. Store your movies, music and other files in this drive as it has a capacity of 16 GB.
Featuring a transfer speed of up to 100 MB/s, this flash drive moves even large files quickly as it’s ten times faster than USB 2.0 drives.
This flash drive keeps all your important documents safe and secure as it comes with SanDisk SecureAccess software which lets you set up a password-protected private folder on your drive. Now your files will be kept confidential with 128-bit AES encryption so your data is safe even if you share this drive with others.
Rs. 512
Sandisk Cruzer Blade USB Utility Pendrive 8 GB
(Multicolor)
Rs. 225
This pen drive features a USB 2.0 iFace interface. .With 8 GB of storage capacity, you can now conveniently transfer all your photos, videos and personal files to other computers with no difficulty. Just drag and drop your files to pen drive with a read speed of 18.62 MB/ sec and a write speed of 4.02 MB/ sec.
Sandisk Cruzer Blade USB Utility Pendrive 4 GB
(Multicolor)
Rs. 299
It has a capacity of 4 GB and accommodates your photos, music and movies.After a fast, first-time driver download, to transfer files, all you have to do is plug this drive into your computer’s USB port and drag files into the drive’s folder.
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