SanDisk
SanDisk Cruzer Blade 64 GB USB 2.0 flash drive black SDCZ50-064G-B35
64 GB USB 2.0 flash drive with compact black design for everyday file storage and transfer
- 64 GB capacity stores large media libraries
- USB 2.0 interface works with almost any computer
- Compact black design fits on a keyring
- New condition ensures full reliability from first use
- Two drives combine for 128 GB total storage
64 GB USB 2.0 flash drive
SanDisk Cruzer Blade is a 64 GB USB 2.0 flash drive with a compact black casing. It plugs into any standard USB port and appears as removable storage without extra drivers. The drive suits everyday file transfers, backups and boot media.
Casual users needing simple portable storage
Buyers who want the fastest possible transfer speeds for large video projects should look elsewhere. Systems that only provide USB 1.1 ports will work but at much lower throughput. Anyone requiring hardware encryption or ruggedised housing will not find those features here.
USB 2.0 interface
The single specification that decides fit is the USB 2.0 interface. It limits peak throughput to the USB 2.0 standard and determines compatibility with host ports. If your workflow demands higher bus bandwidth, this drive will not meet that need.
Highlights
- 64 GB capacity stores large media libraries
- USB 2.0 interface works with almost any computer
- Compact black design fits on a keyring
- New condition ensures full reliability from first use
- Two drives combine for 128 GB total storage
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 64 GB single drive or the 128 GB two-pack?
The listing shows a 64 GB drive; the title mentions a two-pack that totals 128 GB, so choose one unit for 64 GB or the pack for 128 GB combined.
What does the USB 2.0 label mean for everyday file transfers?
USB 2.0 limits the drive to the speeds defined by that standard, so large files will move more slowly than on a USB 3.0 device.
Does the USB 2.0 interface restrict the maximum throughput I can expect?
Yes, the USB 2.0 connection sets the upper bound for data transfer, capping real-world performance at the standard's maximum rate.
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