Lexar
Lexar LJDS060064G-BNBNU 64GB USB 2.0 flash drive
64 GB USB 2.0 flash drive with a protective sliding cover for storing and transferring files on PC and Mac
- 64 GB capacity stores thousands of photos and videos
- USB 2.0 interface works with PC and Mac without extra software
- Sliding cover protects the connector from dust and damage
- Plug-and-play operation lets you save files immediately
- Tested in Lexar Quality Labs for reliable performance
64 GB USB 2.0 flash drive
The Lexar JumpDrive S60 provides 64 GB of portable storage in a compact stick with a black sliding cover. It connects via a standard USB 2.0 interface and works immediately on both PC and Mac systems without extra drivers. The drive is suited for anyone who needs a simple way to carry documents, photos, or videos between computers.
Sliding cover protects the connector
A built-in sliding cover shields the USB plug from dust and damage when the drive is not in use. No separate cap is required, so nothing can be lost. The design keeps the connector clean and ready for the next transfer.
Check for a USB-A port on your device
Verify that your computer or host device has a USB-A socket before ordering. The stick uses a USB 2.0 connector and will not fit USB-C or micro-USB ports without an adapter. No software installation is needed, but the host must support standard mass-storage operation.
Highlights
- 64 GB capacity stores thousands of photos and videos
- USB 2.0 interface works with PC and Mac without extra software
- Sliding cover protects the connector from dust and damage
- Plug-and-play operation lets you save files immediately
- Tested in Lexar Quality Labs for reliable performance
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the sliding cover on this Lexar JumpDrive S60 need any lubrication or replacement over time?
The protective sliding cover is a passive mechanical part with no moving components that require lubrication or scheduled replacement under normal use.
What speed ceiling will I hit first when copying large folders continuously to this 64 GB drive?
The USB 2.0 interface caps sustained write throughput at the bus maximum of 60 MB/s, which becomes the bottleneck before the NAND flash reaches its own limits.
How warm does the drive get and does it draw extra power when left plugged in all day?
With no active controller cooling and a low-power USB 2.0 phy, the drive stays near ambient temperature and draws only the standard bus current during idle or continuous operation.
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