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Sandisk Ultra Luxe 256GB USB 2.0 Stick Silver

Product color: Silver

Form: Slide

Height: 11.9 mm

Thickness: 45.7 mm

Weight: 10.43 g

Width: 16 mm

Capacity: 256 GB

USB version: 3.2 Gen 1 (3.1 Gen 1)

Device interface: USB Type-C

Quantity per pack: 1...

Product color: Silver

Form: Slide

Height: 11.9 mm

Thickness: 45.7 mm

Weight: 10.43 g

Width: 16 mm

Capacity: 256 GB

USB version: 3.2 Gen 1 (3.1 Gen 1)

Device interface: USB Type-C

Quantity per pack: 1 pc

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  • jkarras
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    This review is about the size: 128 GB

    Bought two of them at €13.72 each, a very good price in 2026 for this capacity, since when I ordered 2 and then saw on Skroutz the price had gone up to €35, it was probably the last pieces due to the memory crisis.
    It looks very high quality; it has a metal construction, sliding, with a large hole for keys, which is quite convenient. If you have a new-generation laptop with Type C or a phone with limited space, or you want to make a backup, it is perfect.
    Excellent, with good read speeds for its size; it comes formatted in FAT32 for absolute compatibility, but you should format it to NTFS or exFAT to store large files.
    Prefer NTFS, it offers greater security than exFAT and is fully compatible not only with Windows but also with newer Linux distributions; for me it works normally on an LG TV.
    Prefer exFAT for Mac computers and immediate compatibility with Windows. exFAT was made for universal compatibility with everything, but in practice many, almost all TVs, Linux computers, and other devices do not recognize it, and it is the bridge for Mac and Windows and for writing on modern Android phones ONLY. NTFS, due to its age, is very widespread and secure, and it has also become recognizable by Linux and devices that previously did not work with it; now it not only reads but you can also write on LinuxOS.

    If you use it on a phone for writing and reading data, prefer exFAT and format it from a computer, because if it is NTFS there is no way to format it to exFAT from a phone (tested on Galaxy S25); it will work only as read-only on anything that has the USB in it.

    Below in the images you can see the corresponding benchmarks for both NTFS and exFAT respectively.

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  • Bought two of them at €13.72 each, a very good price in 2026 for this capacity, since when I ordered 2 and then saw on Skroutz the price had gone up to €35, it was probably the last pieces due to the memory crisis.
    It looks very high quality; it has a metal construction, sliding, with a large hole for keys, which is quite convenient. If you have a new-generation laptop with Type C or a phone with limited space, or you want to make a backup, it is perfect.
    Excellent, with good read speeds for its size; it comes formatted in FAT32 for absolute compatibility, but you should format it to NTFS or exFAT to store large files.
    Prefer NTFS, it offers greater security than exFAT and is fully compatible not only with Windows but also with newer Linux distributions; for me it works normally on an LG TV.
    Prefer exFAT for Mac computers and immediate compatibility with Windows. exFAT was made for universal compatibility with everything, but in practice many, almost all TVs, Linux computers, and other devices do not recognize it, and it is the bridge for Mac and Windows and for writing on modern Android phones ONLY. NTFS, due to its age, is very widespread and secure, and it has also become recognizable by Linux and devices that previously did not work with it; now it not only reads but you can also write on LinuxOS.

    If you use it on a phone for writing and reading data, prefer exFAT and format it from a computer, because if it is NTFS there is no way to format it to exFAT from a phone (tested on Galaxy S25); it will work only as read-only on anything that has the USB in it.

    Below in the images you can see the corresponding benchmarks for both NTFS and exFAT respectively.

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Description & Specifications

Product color: Silver

Form: Slide

Height: 11.9 mm

Thickness: 45.7 mm

Weight: 10.43 g

Width: 16 mm

Capacity: 256 GB

USB version: 3.2 Gen 1 (3.1 Gen 1)

Device interface: USB Type-C

Quantity per pack: 1 pc

Manufacturer

Capacity
256 GB
Interface
USB 2.0
USB Type
USB-A
SSD
No
Dual Drive
-
Colour
Silver

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  • jkarras
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    This review is about the size: 128 GB

    Bought two of them at €13.72 each, a very good price in 2026 for this capacity, since when I ordered 2 and then saw on Skroutz the price had gone up to €35, it was probably the last pieces due to the memory crisis.
    It looks very high quality; it has a metal construction, sliding, with a large hole for keys, which is quite convenient. If you have a new-generation laptop with Type C or a phone with limited space, or you want to make a backup, it is perfect.
    Excellent, with good read speeds for its size; it comes formatted in FAT32 for absolute compatibility, but you should format it to NTFS or exFAT to store large files.
    Prefer NTFS, it offers greater security than exFAT and is fully compatible not only with Windows but also with newer Linux distributions; for me it works normally on an LG TV.
    Prefer exFAT for Mac computers and immediate compatibility with Windows. exFAT was made for universal compatibility with everything, but in practice many, almost all TVs, Linux computers, and other devices do not recognize it, and it is the bridge for Mac and Windows and for writing on modern Android phones ONLY. NTFS, due to its age, is very widespread and secure, and it has also become recognizable by Linux and devices that previously did not work with it; now it not only reads but you can also write on LinuxOS.

    If you use it on a phone for writing and reading data, prefer exFAT and format it from a computer, because if it is NTFS there is no way to format it to exFAT from a phone (tested on Galaxy S25); it will work only as read-only on anything that has the USB in it.

    Below in the images you can see the corresponding benchmarks for both NTFS and exFAT respectively.

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  • Bought two of them at €13.72 each, a very good price in 2026 for this capacity, since when I ordered 2 and then saw on Skroutz the price had gone up to €35, it was probably the last pieces due to the memory crisis.
    It looks very high quality; it has a metal construction, sliding, with a large hole for keys, which is quite convenient. If you have a new-generation laptop with Type C or a phone with limited space, or you want to make a backup, it is perfect.
    Excellent, with good read speeds for its size; it comes formatted in FAT32 for absolute compatibility, but you should format it to NTFS or exFAT to store large files.
    Prefer NTFS, it offers greater security than exFAT and is fully compatible not only with Windows but also with newer Linux distributions; for me it works normally on an LG TV.
    Prefer exFAT for Mac computers and immediate compatibility with Windows. exFAT was made for universal compatibility with everything, but in practice many, almost all TVs, Linux computers, and other devices do not recognize it, and it is the bridge for Mac and Windows and for writing on modern Android phones ONLY. NTFS, due to its age, is very widespread and secure, and it has also become recognizable by Linux and devices that previously did not work with it; now it not only reads but you can also write on LinuxOS.

    If you use it on a phone for writing and reading data, prefer exFAT and format it from a computer, because if it is NTFS there is no way to format it to exFAT from a phone (tested on Galaxy S25); it will work only as read-only on anything that has the USB in it.

    Below in the images you can see the corresponding benchmarks for both NTFS and exFAT respectively.

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