SanDisk 128GB Extreme Pro USB 3.1 Solid State Flash Drive
The SanDisk Extreme PRO USB 3.1 flash drive allows you to share and transfer large media files with almost no waiting time. The USB 3.1 drive offers plenty of storage capacity and transfers photos, movies and other files up to 60 times faster than standard USB 2.0 flash drives. So you can easily take your media collection with you and quickly share it with friends and family. A stylish aluminum casing protects against wear and tear and SanDisk SecureAccess software keeps your data safe. Generous storage space for photos, videos and other data The large storage capacity of the SanDisk Extreme PRO USB 3.1 flash drive makes it easy to take your entire media collection with you wherever you go. Access photos, MP3 files, digital movies and other media wherever you are, while protecting your data with the SanDisk Extreme PRO USB 3.1 flash drive. Rugged aluminum enclosure The SanDisk Extreme PRO USB 3.1 flash drive features a stylish yet rugged aluminum enclosure that protects the drive from wear and tear. SanDisk SecureAccess software protects your files The SanDisk Extreme PRO USB 3.1 flash drive comes with SanDisk SecureAccess software. The software provides 128-bit AES file encryption and password protection to protect sensitive files and allows you to keep the remaining files available for sharing on the drive. This gives you peace of mind that your confidential files are protected from unauthorized access.
The SanDisk Extreme PRO USB 3.1 flash drive allows you to share and transfer large media files with almost no waiting time. The USB 3.1 drive offers plenty of storage capacity and transfers photos, movies and other files up to 60 times faster than standard USB 2.0 flash drives. So you can easily take your media collection with you and quickly share it with friends and family. A stylish aluminum casing protects against wear and tear and SanDisk SecureAccess software keeps your data safe. Generous storage space for photos, videos and other data The large storage capacity of the SanDisk Extreme PRO USB 3.1 flash drive makes it easy to take your entire media collection with you wherever you go. Access photos, MP3 files, digital movies and other media wherever you are, while protecting your data with the SanDisk Extreme PRO USB 3.1 flash drive. Rugged aluminum enclosure The SanDisk Extreme PRO USB 3.1 flash drive features a stylish yet rugged aluminum enclosure that protects the drive from wear and tear. SanDisk SecureAccess software protects your files The SanDisk Extreme PRO USB 3.1 flash drive comes with SanDisk SecureAccess software. The software provides 128-bit AES file encryption and password protection to protect sensitive files and allows you to keep the remaining files available for sharing on the drive. This gives you peace of mind that your confidential files are protected from unauthorized access.
The SanDisk Extreme PRO USB 3.1 flash drive allows you to share and transfer large media files with almost no waiting time. The USB 3.1 drive offers plenty of storage capacity and transfers photos, movies and other files up to 60 times faster than standard USB 2.0 flash drives. So you can easily take your media collection with you and quickly share it with friends and family. A stylish aluminum casing protects against wear and tear and SanDisk SecureAccess software keeps your data safe. Generous storage space for photos, videos and other data The large storage capacity of the SanDisk Extreme PRO USB 3.1 flash drive makes it easy to take your entire media collection with you wherever you go. Access photos, MP3 files, digital movies and other media wherever you are, while protecting your data with the SanDisk Extreme PRO USB 3.1 flash drive. Rugged aluminum enclosure The SanDisk Extreme PRO USB 3.1 flash drive features a stylish yet rugged aluminum enclosure that protects the drive from wear and tear. SanDisk SecureAccess software protects your files The SanDisk Extreme PRO USB 3.1 flash drive comes with SanDisk SecureAccess software. The software provides 128-bit AES file encryption and password protection to protect sensitive files and allows you to keep the remaining files available for sharing on the drive. This gives you peace of mind that your confidential files are protected from unauthorized access.
The SanDisk Extreme PRO USB 3.1 flash drive allows you to share and transfer large media files with almost no waiting time. The USB 3.1 drive offers plenty of storage capacity and transfers photos, movies and other files up to 60 times faster than standard USB 2.0 flash drives. So you can easily take your media collection with you and quickly share it with friends and family. A stylish aluminum casing protects against wear and tear and SanDisk SecureAccess software keeps your data safe. Generous storage space for photos, videos and other data The large storage capacity of the SanDisk Extreme PRO USB 3.1 flash drive makes it easy to take your entire media collection with you wherever you go. Access photos, MP3 files, digital movies and other media wherever you are, while protecting your data with the SanDisk Extreme PRO USB 3.1 flash drive. Rugged aluminum enclosure The SanDisk Extreme PRO USB 3.1 flash drive features a stylish yet rugged aluminum enclosure that protects the drive from wear and tear. SanDisk SecureAccess software protects your files The SanDisk Extreme PRO USB 3.1 flash drive comes with SanDisk SecureAccess software. The software provides 128-bit AES file encryption and password protection to protect sensitive files and allows you to keep the remaining files available for sharing on the drive. This gives you peace of mind that your confidential files are protected from unauthorized access.
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The lowest price for SanDisk 128GB Extreme Pro USB 3.1 Solid State Flash Drive right now is $89.95 at Mwave Australia, compared across 3 retailers.
The all-time low was $62.84 on 12 Nov 2025 — today's price is 43% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 29 June 2026.
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SanDisk 128GB CZ880 Extreme Pro USB 3.1 Solid State Flash Drive - 420MB/s
Free delivery between 1–8 July
[SDCZ880-128G-G46] SanDisk Extreme Pro USB 3.1 Solid State Flash Drive, CZ880 128GB, USB3.0, Black, Sophisticated durable Aluminum Metal Casing,
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SanDisk Extreme Pro 128GB USB 3.1 Solid State Flash Drive, CZ880, USB3.0
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
some people may think one thumb drive is as good as the next.not true.this drive has saved me literally hours.my audio computer is offline, and i shuttle mixes off to my laptopto send out to the world.this is the fastest and best made thumb drive i have found.i own at least 4 of them.
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
Unusually for these devices this aluminum drive is beautiful to touch and use. The slide actuation acts like a self-closing cabinet drawer, very elegant high quality compared to any plastic unit, photos do not do it justice. Beautiful thing.Performance is superb, blinding fast. Well worth the extra cost.
originally posted on bestbuy.com
I bough this new Sandisk 128GB USB stick at much higher price) 9 months ago.It is on the recommended USB storage list for the Nvida Shield Pro 2019.I had it formatted for uses as expanded internal storage.It was a bit slow for transfer speeds via SMB share on the Shield, 30MB's to 50MB's, but the Nvidia forums claimed that was due to the poor SMBv2 implementation.I tested the USB stick on my PC 3.1 port and it did get near its advertised speeds, so I was confident the USB drive was good out of the box.Nvidia has since fixed the slow usb speeds via SMBv3 in the last update 5 days ago. But i was still getting slow, and increasing erratic and dropping write speeds. Dropping to 0 bytes, then going back up alot.I pulled it out, and tested it on PC again, and ... MoreI bough this new Sandisk 128GB USB stick at much higher price) 9 months ago.It is on the recommended USB storage list for the Nvida Shield Pro 2019.I had it formatted for uses as expanded internal storage.It was a bit slow for transfer speeds via SMB share on the Shield, 30MB's to 50MB's, but the Nvidia forums claimed that was due to the poor SMBv2 implementation.I tested the USB stick on my PC 3.1 port and it did get near its advertised speeds, so I was confident the USB drive was good out of the box.Nvidia has since fixed the slow usb speeds via SMBv3 in the last update 5 days ago. But i was still getting slow, and increasing erratic and dropping write speeds. Dropping to 0 bytes, then going back up alot.I pulled it out, and tested it on PC again, and SMART is bad, with "Spare Blocks Remaining" value RED.Bad and failing Write speeds also confirmed with HDTunePro test, as it started, but then error with I/O Failure reported.So this "EXTREME PRO" usb stick is not at all long lasting. SanDisk used to be very very good for reliability and longevity, no more it seems. On the Nvidia forums, i got a wave of other Sandisk users that also experience lots of failures of Sandik products in the last 2yrs, and not just for use on the Shield.Hooked up a older Samsung SSD i had lying around, via a sata to USB adapter cable, and i get full ~100MB's read write speeds transferring files to and form it over SMB now.
| Storage Capacity | 128 GB |
| Interface | USB 3.0 (5 Gb/s) |
| Connector | USB Type-A |
| Maximum Read Speed | 420 MB/s |
| Maximum Write Speed | 385 MB/s |
SanDisk 128GB CZ880 Extreme Pro USB 3.1 Solid State Flash Drive - 420MB/s
Free delivery between 1–8 July
[SDCZ880-128G-G46] SanDisk Extreme Pro USB 3.1 Solid State Flash Drive, CZ880 128GB, USB3.0, Black, Sophisticated durable Aluminum Metal Casing,
7-day returns
SanDisk Extreme Pro 128GB USB 3.1 Solid State Flash Drive, CZ880, USB3.0
some people may think one thumb drive is as good as the next.not true.this drive has saved me literally hours.my audio computer is offline, and i shuttle mixes off to my laptopto send out to the world.this is the fastest and best made thumb drive i have found.i own at least 4 of them.
Unusually for these devices this aluminum drive is beautiful to touch and use. The slide actuation acts like a self-closing cabinet drawer, very elegant high quality compared to any plastic unit, photos do not do it justice. Beautiful thing.Performance is superb, blinding fast. Well worth the extra cost.
I bough this new Sandisk 128GB USB stick at much higher price) 9 months ago.It is on the recommended USB storage list for the Nvida Shield Pro 2019.I had it formatted for uses as expanded internal storage.It was a bit slow for transfer speeds via SMB share on the Shield, 30MB's to 50MB's, but the Nvidia forums claimed that was due to the poor SMBv2 implementation.I tested the USB stick on my PC 3.1 port and it did get near its advertised speeds, so I was confident the USB drive was good out of the box.Nvidia has since fixed the slow usb speeds via SMBv3 in the last update 5 days ago. But i was still getting slow, and increasing erratic and dropping write speeds. Dropping to 0 bytes, then going back up alot.I pulled it out, and tested it on PC again, and ... MoreI bough this new Sandisk 128GB USB stick at much higher price) 9 months ago.It is on the recommended USB storage list for the Nvida Shield Pro 2019.I had it formatted for uses as expanded internal storage.It was a bit slow for transfer speeds via SMB share on the Shield, 30MB's to 50MB's, but the Nvidia forums claimed that was due to the poor SMBv2 implementation.I tested the USB stick on my PC 3.1 port and it did get near its advertised speeds, so I was confident the USB drive was good out of the box.Nvidia has since fixed the slow usb speeds via SMBv3 in the last update 5 days ago. But i was still getting slow, and increasing erratic and dropping write speeds. Dropping to 0 bytes, then going back up alot.I pulled it out, and tested it on PC again, and SMART is bad, with "Spare Blocks Remaining" value RED.Bad and failing Write speeds also confirmed with HDTunePro test, as it started, but then error with I/O Failure reported.So this "EXTREME PRO" usb stick is not at all long lasting. SanDisk used to be very very good for reliability and longevity, no more it seems. On the Nvidia forums, i got a wave of other Sandisk users that also experience lots of failures of Sandik products in the last 2yrs, and not just for use on the Shield.Hooked up a older Samsung SSD i had lying around, via a sata to USB adapter cable, and i get full ~100MB's read write speeds transferring files to and form it over SMB now.
I bought this item to load movies ( because I travel allot) and large files. When I looked at the speed for this Drive Max. Read Speed: 420 MB/s Max. Write Speed: 385 MB/s I thought is a great item, it works great on my MacBook Pro, and my desk top machine as well, but when I put this drive to my Smart TV, TV was not able to read it the movie files at all. Same time I bought Kingston 512GB HyperX Savage USB 3.0 Flash Drive Max Read Speed: 350 MB/s Max Write Speed: 250 MB/s this one work perfect all the ways. I load a movie 8GB and looked at the speed, on both devices, and looks like that Kingston beat the SanDisk in 10 seconds faster total time was 1 min 43 sec. and SanDisk 1 min 53 sec.
I'm using a WD_BLACK 1TB SN850 along with the Extreme Pro 128 on a USB 3.2 Gen 2 port (current fastest Type-A, however it's being relabled). I used an 8.29 GB movie to give you an idea of the time it takes. Transferring from the flash drive to my PC took 19 seconds. Transferring from my PC to the flash drive took 47 seconds. I did both tests a few times and the numbers were the same. I generally got around 320 MB/s transferring to the PC and transfers to the flash drive started off around 330 MB/s but slowed to ~160 MB/s after 30%. The drive does have smaller space than listed (123 GB of free capacity, with mine being set to 115 GB). That doesn't matter much to me, but I know it does to others.
Got it to move large file around and boy, its FAST. You'll feel it when you're working on those huge 4K videos. I'm happy with the speed, and the Sandisk warranty is reassuring. One point, do consider getting a USB 2.0 extension cable: for situations when you might find that this flash drive may not work with your standalone device(Roku TV for eg), it works magic. All in all, if you like the speed and can afford it, go get it. You definitely won't regret.
Pros: SSD Performance in a thumb/flash/USB drive, awesome design, USB 3.1, excellent build qualityCons: noneOther Thoughts: the Thumb Drive does get very warm under mid/heavy use but it's normal for this kind of USB Drive so don't worry about itATTO V3.05 Benchmark scoresUSB 3.0: 425 MB/s Read, 394 MB/s WriteUSB 3.1: 432 MB/s Read, 396 MB/s WriteI don't see much big difference between using USB 3.0 and 3.1 on my ASUS Z170 Hero by switching USB Ports, also it will run just fine on USB 3.0
Purchased this as a gift for my daughter and her husband to include a very large movie I made for them. Needed something quicker than normal 3.0 flash drive. Wow! This flash drive is extremely fast and very well made. Great for very large (or many) files when desiring fast performance. And of course it is backward compatible to 3.0, 2.0 USB ports. Expensive but worth it. Would purchase again.
I´m working off a SSD HD in my PC. Nothing fancy but transfer rates are consistently anywhere between 75MBs to over 400MBs relative to the size and quantity of files being transferred. I´m using the drive very regularly (not always daily) and am very pleased with the performance of the drive.Only drawback is superficial. Scuff marks on the edges of the drive from ordinary use. I had to drag this down to Earth somehow, right?In the future I´ll only be using 3.1 SSD flash drives (unless some other future tech runs this over). Anything else is just plain slow. FYI: Weather or not you decide to buy this drive, just remember to check transfer speeds of the actual drives inside the casing. USB 3.0 or 3.1 is just an interface, check what the drive itself can deliver.
The first one would not appear in Finder on either my 2015 Macbook Pro or my 2013 Macbok Air. Joseph in B&H technical support worked with me by phone. We tried to reformat the drive but could not access. Joseph concluded the drive was faulty so it was exchanged for a replacement. Second drive arrived and voila, it appeared in Finder, both computers! So I opened it and clicked the New Folder dropdown and typed a folder name, then clicked enter. The endless pinwheel appeared. Eventually I had to force computer to shut down. After that, this new thumb drive would not appear in Finder, either computer. So I again called and was pleased to again get Joseph, with the patience of Job and expert experience. Somehow a legitimate, and indeed necessary, action on the drive ... MoreThe first one would not appear in Finder on either my 2015 Macbook Pro or my 2013 Macbok Air. Joseph in B&H technical support worked with me by phone. We tried to reformat the drive but could not access. Joseph concluded the drive was faulty so it was exchanged for a replacement. Second drive arrived and voila, it appeared in Finder, both computers! So I opened it and clicked the New Folder dropdown and typed a folder name, then clicked enter. The endless pinwheel appeared. Eventually I had to force computer to shut down. After that, this new thumb drive would not appear in Finder, either computer. So I again called and was pleased to again get Joseph, with the patience of Job and expert experience. Somehow a legitimate, and indeed necessary, action on the drive jammed it. On Joseph's advice this second Sandisk was exchanged for a similar drive from a different manufacturer, delivery awaited. Cheaper versions of USB 3.0 Sandisk 128 GB thumb drives (and all other thumb drives I've used) work perfectly for me, both computers. Reason I went for this expensive version is it's much faster write speed which I needed for a large project. I use the latest OS 10.12.6. Both computers have USB 3.0 ports. Makes no difference if drives are connected directly into computer or via Anker 3.0 hubs.
| Storage Capacity | 128 GB |
| Interface | USB 3.0 (5 Gb/s) |
| Connector | USB Type-A |
| Maximum Read Speed | 420 MB/s |
| Maximum Write Speed | 385 MB/s |
