SanDisk Ultra Fit 256GB ذاكرة فلاش USB 256 جيجا من سانديسك

ممتازه و سريعه

مدحت.. المنيا. منتج كويس عن تجربة

ممتازه. حلوه جدًا لو انت عندك فلاشات كتير ف يبقوا صغيرين ب مساحات كبيرهلو مبتشلش فلاشات كتير ممكن تضيع منك حجمها صغير فعلًا

منتج جيد وتوصيل من امازون سريع. حجمها صغير جدا والمميز فيها انها مبتسخنش شكرا للبائع شكرا امازون

جميلة خصوصا البايع أمازون. حلوة أوي 👍👍

I bought this drive to use for music file storage in my car. I had to get it formatted correctly and get all of the files on there, but once it was set up it worked just fine… there were some minor problems that I attribute to a buggy infotainment system in the car and not to this flash drive. It worked fine for over a year. Now, keep in mind, this is leaving the flash drive plugged in inside the car all of the time, freezing cold weather, 100 degree hot weather, all of it. The only time it got unplugged from the car was when I was adding files to it. In the long run I maxed out the number of songs the car can recognize (about 10,000).A few months ago the infotainment system got confused and started showing up some playlists twice. I took the drive out to see if I could somehow reset whatever the car reads, but as it turns out there doesn’t appear to be any kind of file the car writes on the drive (maybe it’s stored internally on the car). In the process of taking the drive out, I cracked the plastic case around the contacts… ultimately I was afraid it would break off into a USB port so I took that part off entirely (see photo).Yesterday I decided that I would try reformatting the drive to see if that solved the problem. I copied all of the content off (which took a good 5-6 hours) and tried to reformat the drive, but apparently now Windows sees it as write protected and I can’t make it writable again. I don’t know whether that has something to do with the broken casing or not, but now it is no longer usable either in the computer or in the car.Maybe 20 months of that kind of constant use is a reasonable lifespan for a flash drive. I definitely wish I had gotten one with a metal casing instead of the plastic. I loved the form factor for what I needed, and it was reliable enough until I tried to reformat it. So take this review with a grain of salt – I’d consider my use case to be a fairly rigorous one. If you’re considering a similar situation, I’m not sure I can recommend this specific drive (unless I buy a different one and it lasts even less time – in which case I’ll come back here and eat my words!)