I have purchased San Disk products from you on several occasions. I find the products quite satisfactory and do what they are supposed to do

I purchased this last week when I was at Westfield shopping centre for £14.99. At that time I thought that it might be usefull to save and backup files as I have a ridiculous amount of music on my laptop.

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SANDISK® CRUZER EDGE USB FLASH DRIVE, 4GB USB flash drives are now readily available in various forms, sizes and shape and there are now lots of manufacturers out there so the products are getting more affordable to all.

It's hard to write a review of a USB thumb drive. It looks like a stick of gum; you can put your documents on it; boom, review done. So when SanDisk's Cruzer Micro came into the office, sporting their brand new U3 technology, we were looking forward to having something more to write.

Awesome functionality; Extremely original

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This USB flash drive features a sleek, streamlined design that easily slips into your pocket. You can retract the USB connector using the flash drive's slider, protecting it from damage when it's not in use. The flash drive also has a stylish finish that coordinates with many electronic devices .

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This is a very nice combo it has 10 pen drives it is on a very fair & reasonable price if you wants to get it in bulk just go for this.

Sandisk always offer the best quality USB products. Very durable USB, great design and style. Expensive enough but this USB is worth it as it is excellent quality.

SanDisk has always been about providing a handy memory solution and its latest Cruzer Force USB flash drive fits the bill in terms of durability and style. The tiny drive has a tough metal casing to ensure your data is safe and sound on the go.

SanDisk Cruzer Force 32gb Utility Pen Drive For Extra Storage Space Pros: -A very reliable storage to keep your photos, music, videos and games secured. There are almost no chances of any data or files getting corrupted with the automatic 128-bit AES encryption.