Sandisk Extreme Go USB (256GB, SDCZ810-256G-G46)

4 reviews for Sandisk Extreme Go USB (256GB, SDCZ810-256G-G46)

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   Rated 4 out of 5

   Abdulrahman Al-Bayati – 29 April 2024

   ever made. Wow! Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 17 June 2022 Pattern Name: Camera Lenses Enough said! Best macro lens I have ever used! Well done Nikon. Gadget Tree packaged it well and was delivered well on time. Thanks. 2 people found this helpful

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   Andrew R. Hopkins – 12 September 2024

   May 2022 Size Name: 128GB Style Name: Extreme Pro Verified Purchase 1. £36 may seem a lot just for a USB but it’s worth it considering 124GB of available storage and the unmatchable speed. I believe this is the fastest USB you can find in the market with the highest reading and writing speeds. I transferred a 4GB file under 10 seconds 2. There is free 1 year software included which helps recover accidental deleted files and much more 3. Password protection can be set up to encrypt specific files or folders you want 4. Sliding mechanism which is really convenient and smooth; it also protects the metal part Improvements: • The price could be a little lower • It’s larger than other USB’s but this shouldn’t be a problem • Durability wise it could’ve been made from stronger materials (still top quality) • It can heat up especially after prolonged use • Apparently the speed goes down over time as well as when more of the USB capacity is used up however I haven’t experienced this myself (shouldn’t be noticeable for a regular user) Final verdict: I definitely recommend it. You won’t find a better product! Read more 10 people found this helpful Helpful Report var metricsName = “DesktopCredibleBadgesInTopReviewsDetailPageCount” if(window.ue) { ue.count(metricsName, 0) } BigEl Unblelievable speed Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 31 December 2018 Size Name: 128GB Style Name: Extreme Pro Verified Purchase I have one computer which is still of the 2009 era so has not really got usb 3 – i added a card but this isn’t going to be as fast as the true usb 3 rig. Having said that the speeds are stunning from this. Most of the time what one will find with usb 3 sticks is the read speed is perky but the write speed is usually pretty poor. Not so with this – I have some hard drives that can’t keep up with this and that’s quite a thing. I also have the same comment from a friend who says pretty much the same thing on his rig which does have usb 3. Faster speeds than I get and competes with the internal HDD. Of course if you look at the cost vs SSD or HDD it’s massively expensive but in this day and age we do pay for speed but I bought this in a sale and it was the cheapest I have seen – given that this 128GB was worth it to me and the day after I bought it, the price was 50% more than I paid. I’m glad I jumped at it when I did. Read more 5 people found this helpful Helpful Report var metricsName = “DesktopCredibleBadgesInTopReviewsDetailPageCount” if(window.ue) { ue.count(metricsName, 0) } Lukey very happy with this Extream Pro simple and easy and write speeds for USB are amazing Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 2 January 2025 Size Name: 128GB Style Name: Extreme Pro Verified Purchase I am very happy with this USB stick simple and the writes speeds are great!

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   Rated 4 out of 5

   Some guy Michael – 3 October 2024

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   Andrea s – 18 November 2024

   Epic journey beginning with something seen on Gadget Tree. A product unheard of. The very idea of being able to carry a movie camera smoothly without shake or tilt I looked into years ago and got nowhere. Hand held dolly shots are now not only possible they are also affordable. I gave myself a £200 limit and also quickly decided that big, awkward ones were out. It seems Zhiyun are the main contenders. But which model? An early front runner M2S seemed ideal. Light and small and exactly £200. But not available. Whilst waiting stock a special offer on the M3 had me delving into its specs. I could see it is 150g heavier but significantly different model to the M2S. I liked the screen, the higher weight carrying limit, the joystick and other buttons and it was available for just £219 which I presumed was last year’s model territory. Correct. Yet the huge leap of faith required to purchase one of these gimbals is due to my camera not being on any Compatibility List. But my Fujifilm X-T200 has a Remote control and I figured most of the controls on this gimbal device are to control the movement of whatever is placed on its arm. Correct. I took the plunge. It took exactly two hours to charge from a cheap usb on the end of an extension lead. Day one is unpacking and charging. Day two is seeing if any control possible of camera and balancing the camera. Tried leads supplied but they are only if you wish to drain the gimbal battery into your camera battery. Silly. Eventually balancing is sussed and quite easy except for still undone Pan Axis. Eventually. Then the M2S became available. But that screen, the auto calibration had me just about very happy. And moving it around is a definite other string to your bow when it comes to movie making. You can even move in on a shot Cecil B. De Mille style. And you have a floodlight, adjustable for brightness and colour, at your fingertips. The Instructions supplied are very poor and the QR code can’t be scanned as its too small. I photographed it and then scanned the back of my camera. Done for 44 page A4 print-out instructions and video tutorials downloadable. I now have a movie making rig. It has 16mm XF lens which is great glass for close-ups and wide shots. The Remote control is mainly for being able to focus when you change distance from lens to subject. I don’t believe I could ever better my still image collection of ‘Every Stone is Government’ film. Now I must make a movie. Coming Soon.