Keep your files close with this ultra-fast 1TB flash drive, now $40 off
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TL;DR: Keep your important files within arm's reach with the Dual USB-C + USB-A 3.2 High Speed Flash Drive, now just $69.97 (reg. $109.99) through July 20.
Creeped out by the cloud? You're not alone. If you're looking for somewhere a little more tangible to park your precious memories, look no further than the Dual USB-C + USB-A 3.2 High Speed Flash Drive. It holds 1TB of data and can slip right into your pocket, and right now you can get one for just $69.97 (reg. $109.99) through July 20.
Tired of cloud storage and its endless monthly fees? It might be time for a switch. Keep your files within arm's reach with the Dual USB-C + USB-A 3.2 High Speed Flash Drive. This compact drive offers 1TB of storage with no subscription required. And its pocket-sized design and lightweight 3.84-ounce build make it easy to take anywhere.
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With USB-C and USB-A connectivity options, this flash drive offers wide compatibility. Use it with PCs, Macs, smartphones, and gaming consoles alike. It even offers lightning-fast 20–30MB/s read and write speeds, making large file transfers a breeze.
This pocket-sized flash drive may seem delicate, but don't be deceived. It's super durable — made to be both waterproof and dustproof, with an anti-drop design that keeps your data safe.
Safeguard your files with this Dual USB-C + USB-A 3.2 High Speed Flash Drive, now just $69.97 (reg. $109.99) through July 20.
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