Flash Drive | 128GB Dual USB-C & USB-A | 360° Swivel Design

This 2-in-1 USB flash drive makes it simple to share files across your devices. It has both a USB-C and a USB-A connector. A metal casing that rotates 360 degrees protects them. The USB 3.0 interface gives you fast transfer speeds. It's a useful USB C memory stick. Features and Benefits - Dual USB-C and USB-A Plugs - Lets you move files between a new MacBook, an Android phone, and an older PC. No adapters are needed. - OTG Function for Mobile Devices - Plug the USB C flash drive directly into a compatible phone (like an iPhone 15) or tablet. You can save or get files while you're out. - Fast USB 3.0 Speeds - Moves files much quicker than standard USB 2.0 drives. This saves time when moving big documents or video collections. - Rotating Metal Casing - The design means there's no cap to lose. The metal body keeps the connectors safe in your pocket or bag. Applications - Free Up Phone Space - Quickly move photos and videos from your phone to the drive. This clears your device's internal storage fast. - Share Files at Work - Move a presentation from your modern USB-C laptop to a conference room computer that only has older USB-A ports. - Carry Media for Travel - Put movies or music from your computer onto the drive. Then play them directly on your tablet during a flight. Write Cycles (Active Use) The lifespan of a flash drive during active use is measured in write cycles. Each time data is written to the drive, it consumes one write cycle for that specific memory block. Most modern flash drives are rated for tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of write cycles per block. While this product's specific write cycle rating is not provided, typical usage for backing up and transferring files means the drive will likely last for many years of regular use before individual memory blocks begin to degrade. Frequent, large data transfers will consume write cycles faster than occasional small file movements. Data Retention (Passive Storage / Cold Storage) Data retention refers to how long a flash drive can hold data when not powered, often called cold storage. While this product's specific data retention period is not stated, most flash drives are designed to retain data for at least 10 years, and often much longer, under optimal storage conditions. Factors like extreme temperature fluctuations or strong electromagnetic fields can degrade data retention over time. For critical, long-term storage, it is always recommended to periodically check and refresh data on a flash drive, or use multiple backup methods. What usually kills a flash drive first? Physical damage is the most common cause of flash drive failure. This can include bending or breaking the connector, dropping the drive, or exposure to water or extreme temperatures. While this flash drive features a durable metal construction and a 360° swivel design that offers some protection, it is not indestructible. Repeatedly plugging and unplugging the drive roughly can also stress the connector. Less common, but still possible, are issues with controller chip failure or reaching the end of the drive's write cycle lifespan for frequently overwritten areas.