Best Usb Flash Drive For Recording Music Files

I can attach more than 1 usb flash drive at a time to grab my files

This SanDisk 256GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive is great for storing files that you've created yourself. So whether its Text or Graphics or Sound or Video - you've got plenty of room for plenty of files with this baby. When a standard hard drive crashes, all you've got then is a paper weight... When a USB Flash Drive reaches it's maximum period of use - at least you've then got a ROM - Read Only Memory device. All the data is still intact and can be read and copied. Too bad Hard Drives can't do that too. Just don't drop it into a microwave oven or under a rolling tire...lol

I wanted a flash drive that would stand out from my others ones for storing music files, and this one works great. The only complaint is it does get a little warm.

Tested with 100GB of video files. First, it reaches around 570~590MB/s. After 15% of copy, it drops to 250~270MB/s. The USB will get hotter after 3mins of copying. Actually, this is way better than any USB flash drive so far. The burst copy is all I need. If you are looking for a consistent super fast speed drive. Get an external SSD, not a USB flash drive.

This USB A flash drive is very small and only sticks out less than a 1/4 it is very fast for both read and write works well to play video files as well as other files. Highly recommend this is a A+ drive from a very reputable supplier!

This is a good size flash drive for transporting files to other sites. The USB 3.0 speed makes it a quick transfer.

I use the product for backup and also as an USB flash drive, for quick transfer of files. The great things about it is its size, capacity and portability. So far, I did not find any deffects about it.

I use my 2017 iMac for music composition and recording. I wanted to connect a fast USB 3.0/Lightning hard drive to be online with the iMac all the time to use as a dedicated hard drive for music recording. I have a USB audio interface and MIDI keyboard controller connected all the time to the iMac and I found that the four iMac USB host ports were completely occupied when doing a Time Machine backup to another USB 3.0 external hard drive, so I wanted to move my dedicated music hard drive (G-Technology G Drive Mobile 1 TB USB 3.0/Lightning drive) to a Lightning 3 port on the iMac. I wanted to utilize a Lightning 3 port and also to free up a USB 3.0 host port. The Apple Thunderbolt 3 Male to Thunderbolt 2 Female Adapter allows me to do just that. The adapter powers the Lightning drive and provides fast I/O with no fuss.

Best Flash drive I've ever used.

This flash drive will be used in a CX-90, USB-C media port for music. Our Mazda won't arrive until next month, and I'm sure it'll give me lots of listening pleasure. New vehicles don't support a Classic iPod plug so I'm moving up to a smaller footprint for storage.