SanDisk Unveils World’s Smallest 1TB USB-C Flash Drive

New Delhi,  Mar 9: Sandisk today introduced the SANDISK Extreme Fit USB-C Flash Drive in India, the world’s smallest 1TB1 USB-C flash drive. Designed to stay put once it’s plugged in, this tiny-but-mighty drive is perfect for professionals, students, and everyday users who need more capacity on their laptop or tablet without compromising mobility. The drive offers discreet leave-in storage for rapid file transfers and up to 1TB1 of capacity, allowing users to seamlessly add extra storage to their device while staying productive on the go.

 With slim USB-C™ laptops and tablets now central to mobile work and study, users need compact solutions that keep up with their fast-moving paces and storage needs. The SANDISK Extreme Fit USB-C Flash Drive provides high-capacity storage that fits perfectly snug to stay connected, whether moving between meetings, commuting, or heading to class.

“From students to professionals, many consumers today carry slim laptops and tablets with them. In addition to their devices, they need storage that fits perfectly and inconspicuously into their on-the-go lifestyles. At Sandisk, we are focused on innovation that keeps up with evolving consumer needs, so they can continue to create without interruptions.”

Tareq Husseini, Senior Director, Sales, IMEA, at Sandisk.“With its compact, leave-in design, the new SANDISK Extreme Fit USB-C Flash Drive delivers fast, high-capacity storage; without the hassle of plugging and unplugging or having to rely on a connection to cloud services”. He further added.

Key Features:

• Ultra-compact design – The world’s smallest 1TB1 USB-C™ flash drive, designed to be left plugged in.
• Fast transfer speeds – Up to 400MB/s2 read speeds (128GB – 1TB) or up to 300MB/s2 (64GB) allow you to move content in a flash.
• Seamless backup – Manage and restore files easily with the SANDISK Memory Zone app3 for Windows and Mac devices.
• Versatile connectivity – Works across laptops, tablets, and other USB-C™ devices.