Windows Compatible USB Flash Drives

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Verbatim® Store 'n' Go™ USB Flash Drive, 8GB
Verbatim® USB Flash Drive, 16GB, Blue
IronKey Enterprise S1000 Encrypted Flash Drive - 4 GB - USB 3.0 - 256-bit AES - 5 Year Warranty
Dane-Elec Gigastone USB 3.0 Flash Drive, 256GB, Black
HP x900w USB 3.0 Flash Drive, 64GB, Gray/Blue
Verbatim Store 'n' Go 16GB USB 3pk, Red/Blue/Green
Verbatim® PinStripe USB Flash Drive, 32GB, Black, Pack Of 50
SanDisk® iXpand® Dual Drive USB-C Luxe Flash Drive, 64GB, Silver
SanDisk USB 3.2 Ultra Dual Drive Go, 265GB, Black
Kanguru Defender Elite300 FIPS 140-2 Certified, USB 3.0 secure flash drive with Physical Write Protect Switch, 32G - FIPS 140-2 Certified, Secure, SuperSpeed USB 3.0, Physical Write Protect Switch, Remotely Manageable
Transcend 128GB JetFlash 760 USB 3.0 Flash Drive - 128 GB - USB 3.0 - 80 MB/s Read Speed - 68 MB/s Write Speed - Black, Red - Lifetime Warranty

What Does the USB Flash Drive Do?

USB flash drives, also known as thumb drives, pen drives, or memory sticks, help you transfer data from one electronic device to another, in addition to storing important files, including documents, photos, videos, and more. USB flash drives come in various storage sizes, speed options, and styles. If you’re unsure which type of USB flash drive you need for your profession or schoolwork, you’ll want to consider what types of files you’ll need to store or transfer. For example, if you only need to store simple document files, a 4GB or 8GB flash drive should be more than adequate. For quicker data transfers, USB 3.0 flash drives can transfer data faster than a traditional 2.0 flash drive.

USB 3.0 Flash Drives

SanDisk Flash Drives

4GB Flash Drives

8GB Flash Drives

16GB Flash Drives

32GB Flash Drives

What Is the Largest USB Flash Drive?

Currently, the largest USB flash drive is a 2TB flash drive, followed by a 1TB flash drive, which equates to 2,000GB and 1,000GB of storage, respectively. However, most working professionals and students won’t require nearly 2TB, and the large 1TB flash drive will certainly suffice. 1TB flash drives are ideal for those transferring and storing enormous files and applications. If you’re looking to back up your computer or laptop for emergency preparedness, you’ll need at least 256GB of storage, depending on how much data you need to store.

64GB Flash Drives

128GB Flash Drives

256GB Flash Drives

512GB Flash Drives

1TB Flash Drive

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