SanDisk Ultra Dual 32GB USB Type-C/Type-A Flash Drive

Great in every way it's meant for except for two factors, I should have opted for the 64 instead of the 32, which is, of course, my flaw it's either not intended for a key ring to fit or the whole for it is entirely too small. I ended up making it work and it honestly turned out well with some forbearance and a little scuffing. I could swear it's intended to be preconceived to be on a key ring, either way, bad design flaw. All else is to my liking.

SanDisk has delivered a compact and versatile flash drive that one can use today, but also carry with them into the future. With both the common USB type A and ever more popular USB type C connections on a single drive, this flash drive is almost future proof. The drive is built solidly and features a sliding mechanism with the different connections on each end. The metal accent also adds a touch of both style and class to an otherwise plain accessory. If you're finding yourself moving into the future today, but still need to transfer data between machines of yesteryear, I highly recommend this drive as a compact and elegant solution.

The product I received has a USB type - C, not micro. I had no idea what that was, but since the description specifically said it was a "micro" usb connector and one could easily transfer info from a cell phone, I assumed it was a micro, as a micro USB is pretty much what every android phone has. I looked it up and found out that this is not for Android. The one I was sent is for Apple/Mac devices, even though the product I ordered clearly states that the product is for Android devices. I suppose they could have just accidentally sent me the wrong one, but this one is really just an expensive USB drive and therefore going back since I don't have Apple stuff.

When I purchased my 3rd Generation iPad Pro 12.9, 64GB, I also purchased the iXpand 128GB USB 3.0/Lightning Flash Drive, under the advisement of one of the sales people. I found out that it wasn't compatible with my iPad. I returned it, and, again, under the advisement of one of the sales people, purchased the SanDisk - Ultra 32GB USB 3.1, USB Type-C Flash Drive. After much effort, I contacted the SanDisk company, only to find out that it wasn't compatible either. I am extremely disappointed, because I would have purchased the iPad Pro 12.9, 128GB, if I had known that these flash drives wouldn't work with my iPad.

I am on my 2nd drive now after exchanging the first. The first drive did not fit the USB-C port on my Dell XPS 15 9550, Lenovo T470s, or Lenovo USB-C Dock. It barely fits my Samsung Galaxy Note9 and its terrifyingly tight. I ended up breaking the slide lock trying to get my laptop to recognize it. Exchanged for another one as I assumed it was just defective and off spec. The replacement drive had the same problem as above except I did not break it. In addition, the replacement drive gets so hot you cannot hold it. At the time of this review, I am also chatting with SanDisk support and it is a joke. Poor grammer, ignoring the USB-C connector not fitting issue but focusing on the heat issue.