SanDisk Cruzer Fit USB Flash Drive has been made for invisible extra storage and rapid file transfer. Now you can move all your personal data in a convenient and secure way. The new low-profile design lets you connect to all compatible devices without any disruption. So enjoy connecting the amazing Cruzer Fit USB to your Television set or car audio device. It comes with a protective cap that defends the USB connector from all sort of damages when the USB is not in use. The Cruzer Fit USB Flash Drive includes enough storage capacity for your photos, videos, music and all critical personal data that you wish to save on it. You can easily add files to the Cruzer Fit simply by DRAG-AND-DROP feature. Just plug the USB into your computer and drag files into the desired drive folder. The SanDisk SecureAccess makes a password protected private folder on your USB Flash Drive with 128-bit AES encryption. This allows you to share the USB without compromising your privacy. This tiny, portable flash drive comes with 8GB storage capacity and LED for monitoring drive activity. It is compatible with all USB 2.0 devices and can be used on the go due to its minimalistic design approach.
SanDisk Cruzer Fit USB Flash Drive has been made for invisible extra storage and rapid file transfer. Now you can move all your personal data in a convenient and secure way. The new low-profile design lets you connect to all compatible devices without any disruption. So enjoy connecting the amazing Cruzer Fit USB to your Television set or car audio device. It comes with a protective cap that defends the USB connector from all sort of damages when the USB is not in use. The Cruzer Fit USB Flash Drive includes enough storage capacity for your photos, videos, music and all critical personal data that you wish to save on it. You can easily add files to the Cruzer Fit simply by DRAG-AND-DROP feature. Just plug the USB into your computer and drag files into the desired drive folder. The SanDisk SecureAccess makes a password protected private folder on your USB Flash Drive with 128-bit AES encryption. This allows you to share the USB without compromising your privacy. This tiny, portable flash drive comes with 8GB storage capacity and LED for monitoring drive activity. It is compatible with all USB 2.0 devices and can be used on the go due to its minimalistic design approach.
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The lowest price for SanDisk 8GB Cruzer Fit CZ33 USB Flash Drive right now is $19.98.
Prices last updated 24 July 2024.
SanDisk 8GB Cruzer Fit CZ33 USB Flash Drive
SanDisk Cruzer Fit USB Flash Drive has been made for invisible extra storage and rapid file transfer. Now you can move all your personal data in a convenient and secure way. The new low-profile design lets you connect to all compatible devices without any disruption. So enjoy connecting the amazing Cruzer Fit USB to your Television set or car audio device. It comes with a protective cap that defends the USB connector from all sort of damages when the USB is not in use. The Cruzer Fit USB Flash Drive includes enough storage capacity for your photos, videos, music and all critical personal data that you wish to save on it. You can easily add files to the Cruzer Fit simply by DRAG-AND-DROP feature. Just plug the USB into your computer and drag files into the desired drive folder. The SanDisk SecureAccess makes a password protected private folder on your USB Flash Drive with 128-bit AES encryption. This allows you to share the USB without compromising your privacy. This tiny, portable flash drive comes with 8GB storage capacity and LED for monitoring drive activity. It is compatible with all USB 2.0 devices and can be used on the go due to its minimalistic design approach.
SanDisk Cruzer Fit USB Flash Drive has been made for invisible extra storage and rapid file transfer. Now you can move all your personal data in a convenient and secure way. The new low-profile design lets you connect to all compatible devices without any disruption. So enjoy connecting the amazing Cruzer Fit USB to your Television set or car audio device. It comes with a protective cap that defends the USB connector from all sort of damages when the USB is not in use. The Cruzer Fit USB Flash Drive includes enough storage capacity for your photos, videos, music and all critical personal data that you wish to save on it. You can easily add files to the Cruzer Fit simply by DRAG-AND-DROP feature. Just plug the USB into your computer and drag files into the desired drive folder. The SanDisk SecureAccess makes a password protected private folder on your USB Flash Drive with 128-bit AES encryption. This allows you to share the USB without compromising your privacy. This tiny, portable flash drive comes with 8GB storage capacity and LED for monitoring drive activity. It is compatible with all USB 2.0 devices and can be used on the go due to its minimalistic design approach.
Last updated at 24/07/2024 09:03:57
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these SanDisk Cruzer 32GB usb thumb buttons are excellent for several reasons. My use case for choosing USB 2.0, even in the year 2019, is because Android, arm7v and openWRT devices are and continue to be USB 2.0 and device firmware caps max capacity at 32 or 64GB, so why not pay the right price for the right product? I like how they are so small and flush, I dont want some surfboard sticking out the side of my travelling netbook, or openWRT router. - a dull orange light indicates activity. This can be critical for troubleshooting headless or embedded linux devices. - these Cruzers get mildy warm, but nothing like the burning hot Samsung USB 3.0 versions - they are bootable, recognized in linux/android and accept whatever filesystem format and partitioning scheme I ... Morethese SanDisk Cruzer 32GB usb thumb buttons are excellent for several reasons. My use case for choosing USB 2.0, even in the year 2019, is because Android, arm7v and openWRT devices are and continue to be USB 2.0 and device firmware caps max capacity at 32 or 64GB, so why not pay the right price for the right product? I like how they are so small and flush, I dont want some surfboard sticking out the side of my travelling netbook, or openWRT router. - a dull orange light indicates activity. This can be critical for troubleshooting headless or embedded linux devices. - these Cruzers get mildy warm, but nothing like the burning hot Samsung USB 3.0 versions - they are bootable, recognized in linux/android and accept whatever filesystem format and partitioning scheme I throw at them. That is NOT GUARANTEED historically with thumb drives. Most hackers have a drawer full of old flash drives+sdcards that WONT be recognized by the BIOS POST, but the Cruzers are on all my devices across the years. Also, I'd rather GIVE someone a USB button with the 4K video+100 pics I made at an event, because I dont have a photo sharing / video site, and I'm not about to upload everybody's kids & family to Youtube, just so we can share the videos. These devices read at 29MB/s and write at 12MB/s. I haven't had one fail yet - and I own dozens and use'em hard.
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Beautifully made, extremely compact, very neat appearance, superb fit in the radio. Remarkable capacity for such a tiny device. This will be permanently fitted in the car radio, holding music library. So small it does not intrude in use. It is only for music storage so I re-formatted the stick, no need for its in-built security. It plays on any of my devices which use these sticks. I will be buying more because they are exceptionally good. Highly and unhesitatingly recommended.
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I bought two (named them TOMATO and CHEETAH) because I had bought one a year prior and it always worked perfectly. TOMATO is perfect. But CHEETAH malfunctioned after just about a week: suddenly would not accept my password. Now, I use the same password on all my Sandisks and CHEETAH just suddenly decided that the password was wrong. There was no way I could access the files I had stored. I ended up just reformatting. I lost the files but that's ok -- I had backups. So now CHEETAH is a regular little memory stick, not an encryption stick. Not a big deal because I did have backups .. but if I did not have backups, I'd be up the creek without a poodle. BTW, this problem is not all that uncommon. When I searched for answers to the problem (before I ended up wiping the ... MoreI bought two (named them TOMATO and CHEETAH) because I had bought one a year prior and it always worked perfectly. TOMATO is perfect. But CHEETAH malfunctioned after just about a week: suddenly would not accept my password. Now, I use the same password on all my Sandisks and CHEETAH just suddenly decided that the password was wrong. There was no way I could access the files I had stored. I ended up just reformatting. I lost the files but that's ok -- I had backups. So now CHEETAH is a regular little memory stick, not an encryption stick. Not a big deal because I did have backups .. but if I did not have backups, I'd be up the creek without a poodle. BTW, this problem is not all that uncommon. When I searched for answers to the problem (before I ended up wiping the disk by reformatting), I found a number of people in the same pickle. That said: I like the small profile of the CruzerFit & will probably purchase again in future.
these SanDisk Cruzer 32GB usb thumb buttons are excellent for several reasons. My use case for choosing USB 2.0, even in the year 2019, is because Android, arm7v and openWRT devices are and continue to be USB 2.0 and device firmware caps max capacity at 32 or 64GB, so why not pay the right price for the right product? I like how they are so small and flush, I dont want some surfboard sticking out the side of my travelling netbook, or openWRT router. - a dull orange light indicates activity. This can be critical for troubleshooting headless or embedded linux devices. - these Cruzers get mildy warm, but nothing like the burning hot Samsung USB 3.0 versions - they are bootable, recognized in linux/android and accept whatever filesystem format and partitioning scheme I ... Morethese SanDisk Cruzer 32GB usb thumb buttons are excellent for several reasons. My use case for choosing USB 2.0, even in the year 2019, is because Android, arm7v and openWRT devices are and continue to be USB 2.0 and device firmware caps max capacity at 32 or 64GB, so why not pay the right price for the right product? I like how they are so small and flush, I dont want some surfboard sticking out the side of my travelling netbook, or openWRT router. - a dull orange light indicates activity. This can be critical for troubleshooting headless or embedded linux devices. - these Cruzers get mildy warm, but nothing like the burning hot Samsung USB 3.0 versions - they are bootable, recognized in linux/android and accept whatever filesystem format and partitioning scheme I throw at them. That is NOT GUARANTEED historically with thumb drives. Most hackers have a drawer full of old flash drives+sdcards that WONT be recognized by the BIOS POST, but the Cruzers are on all my devices across the years. Also, I'd rather GIVE someone a USB button with the 4K video+100 pics I made at an event, because I dont have a photo sharing / video site, and I'm not about to upload everybody's kids & family to Youtube, just so we can share the videos. These devices read at 29MB/s and write at 12MB/s. I haven't had one fail yet - and I own dozens and use'em hard.
Beautifully made, extremely compact, very neat appearance, superb fit in the radio. Remarkable capacity for such a tiny device. This will be permanently fitted in the car radio, holding music library. So small it does not intrude in use. It is only for music storage so I re-formatted the stick, no need for its in-built security. It plays on any of my devices which use these sticks. I will be buying more because they are exceptionally good. Highly and unhesitatingly recommended.
I bought two (named them TOMATO and CHEETAH) because I had bought one a year prior and it always worked perfectly. TOMATO is perfect. But CHEETAH malfunctioned after just about a week: suddenly would not accept my password. Now, I use the same password on all my Sandisks and CHEETAH just suddenly decided that the password was wrong. There was no way I could access the files I had stored. I ended up just reformatting. I lost the files but that's ok -- I had backups. So now CHEETAH is a regular little memory stick, not an encryption stick. Not a big deal because I did have backups .. but if I did not have backups, I'd be up the creek without a poodle. BTW, this problem is not all that uncommon. When I searched for answers to the problem (before I ended up wiping the ... MoreI bought two (named them TOMATO and CHEETAH) because I had bought one a year prior and it always worked perfectly. TOMATO is perfect. But CHEETAH malfunctioned after just about a week: suddenly would not accept my password. Now, I use the same password on all my Sandisks and CHEETAH just suddenly decided that the password was wrong. There was no way I could access the files I had stored. I ended up just reformatting. I lost the files but that's ok -- I had backups. So now CHEETAH is a regular little memory stick, not an encryption stick. Not a big deal because I did have backups .. but if I did not have backups, I'd be up the creek without a poodle. BTW, this problem is not all that uncommon. When I searched for answers to the problem (before I ended up wiping the disk by reformatting), I found a number of people in the same pickle. That said: I like the small profile of the CruzerFit & will probably purchase again in future.
Ordered this to store music on for my new Duster, as the usb feed is on the face of the stereo, near the steering wheel, so could be easily caught. The usb is so small it hardly stands out from the stereo, just enough to get with your fingers. Wasn't much more cost for the 32gb, so went with that. My music has only taken up about 2.5gb! Seems to be no issue with overheating unlike some other mini USB sticks of this size. Nice little piece of kit at a bargain price. Would have been nice if it had the end cover, but mine stays plugged in so not a massive issue to me.
Great removable memory product. Always trust big brands for memory as to not corrupt. Does what it needs to. Always read the small print on listing as some sellers offer these as refurbished. Like mine but no problems so far.
I am using it in a DIY camera project, writing video to the flash drive at 30Mbps. I have tested it to the full capacity of the drive and it works well. It's only USB 2.0, so that will put an upper limit on its speed, but it feels pretty quick to copy a few gigabytes of video. I didn't buy this for speed. Unless you have a specific reason why you need a faster drive (e.g. copying many gigabytes under time pressure, or running software directly off of it), this drive is probably fast enough for most purposes. The small size opens up possibilities to use it in places where a normal-sized flash drive would stick out and get in the way or get knocked and damaged. For example, you could leave this plugged into an MP3-capable stereo system and in a lot of cases it would ... MoreI am using it in a DIY camera project, writing video to the flash drive at 30Mbps. I have tested it to the full capacity of the drive and it works well. It's only USB 2.0, so that will put an upper limit on its speed, but it feels pretty quick to copy a few gigabytes of video. I didn't buy this for speed. Unless you have a specific reason why you need a faster drive (e.g. copying many gigabytes under time pressure, or running software directly off of it), this drive is probably fast enough for most purposes. The small size opens up possibilities to use it in places where a normal-sized flash drive would stick out and get in the way or get knocked and damaged. For example, you could leave this plugged into an MP3-capable stereo system and in a lot of cases it would end up being flush with the surface of the stereo, or else nearly flush. I didn't need a small flash drive for my purposes, but I had a hunch that small size might mean low power consumption, and I did need a drive that would draw a low peak electric current, due to the particular power supply arrangements in my camera project. And yes, this drive does have a relatively low peak power consumption. This low peak current characteristic could also be useful if you want to plug the drive into an unpowered hub or the endof a long USB extension cable, as some other drives might struggle with that, but it is not a panacea.
I have this plugged in the front USB jack on my RCF audio RD2016 mp3 player that plays audio over the background music system. I have all kinds of Environmental audio mp3s including thunderstorms, lake loons, frogs, rain, crickets and birds loaded on the drive. It works out great being stubby and doesn't stick out like regular USB flash drives which would protrude too far in front of the mp3 player..
I purchased two of the 16Gb drives and used one so far. It is absolutely perfect. I can store all my car music on it and all plays perfectly. I changed over from the 'long' stick-type flash drive as it kept getting knocked about when operating other buttons on the car dashboard but being so small, tiny even, it's not in the way at all. On the strength of how good this product is, I intend to swap-out all my older long stick flash drives for these tiny ones. Two very small (tiny) drawbacks though: 1. they'd be easy to lose if you don't take care of them and remember where you last left them! 2. you can't write on them as to contents because they are so small... so, don't be careless and they'd be a perfect way to store all types of data - in a very small box! Dennis ... MoreI purchased two of the 16Gb drives and used one so far. It is absolutely perfect. I can store all my car music on it and all plays perfectly. I changed over from the 'long' stick-type flash drive as it kept getting knocked about when operating other buttons on the car dashboard but being so small, tiny even, it's not in the way at all. On the strength of how good this product is, I intend to swap-out all my older long stick flash drives for these tiny ones. Two very small (tiny) drawbacks though: 1. they'd be easy to lose if you don't take care of them and remember where you last left them! 2. you can't write on them as to contents because they are so small... so, don't be careless and they'd be a perfect way to store all types of data - in a very small box! Dennis Paremain - A very satisfied customer...
Bought this special USB because of its small size. The USB port in my Honda Accord is inside a small storage in front of the transmission controls, and when using a regular sized thumb drive, it was in the way-- getting damaged everytime we reached to get something. This USB drive is practically invisible!! Works Great!
I've had it a little over a month now and I still like it. I bought it mainly for the small size. Most of the time I have it in a USB port of my notebook computer. It protrudes so little that it doesn't get in the way of putting the notebook in and out of the bag I carry it around with. So now it lives there most of the time. Even with the small size I can easily remove it from the USB port. There's a tiny metal loop for a lanyard and while I do have one that would work for that, I prefer it with out. I also like the detachable cap. I could almost go with out one and be happy. I have other flash drives with both smaller and larger capacities but for my purpose this is just what I needed. I picked the 32GB size as a compromise for capacity VS price and I'm quite ... MoreI've had it a little over a month now and I still like it. I bought it mainly for the small size. Most of the time I have it in a USB port of my notebook computer. It protrudes so little that it doesn't get in the way of putting the notebook in and out of the bag I carry it around with. So now it lives there most of the time. Even with the small size I can easily remove it from the USB port. There's a tiny metal loop for a lanyard and while I do have one that would work for that, I prefer it with out. I also like the detachable cap. I could almost go with out one and be happy. I have other flash drives with both smaller and larger capacities but for my purpose this is just what I needed. I picked the 32GB size as a compromise for capacity VS price and I'm quite pleased with it so far. I use it for holding stories I'm currently working on. And it works very well for that purpose. Each of the three computers I have tried it on has recognized it right away 7 Home, 7 Pro, and Xp. What more do you want from a flash drive?
