The SanDisk Extreme Fit USB Type-C Flash Drive was launched in India on Monday. The company claims it is the world's smallest USB Type-C flash drive, with a storage capacity of 1TB. It is designed to provide additional storage without the need to carry a bulky external drive.
The new flash drive features a compact 'leave-in' design that fits easily into devices like laptops and tablets. The SanDisk Extreme Fit supports data transfer speeds of up to 400MB per second and is designed for students, professionals, and mobile users.
SanDisk Extreme Fit Price and Availability in India
The SanDisk Extreme Fit USB Type-C Flash Drive is priced in India starting at ₹2,049 for the 64GB model, while the 128GB variant is priced at ₹2,799. The 256GB option is priced at ₹4,899, and the 512GB model is priced at ₹4,999. The top-end 1TB variant of the flash drive is priced at ₹17,299. The company says it will be available exclusively on Flipkart in the country.
SanDisk Extreme Fit Features and Specifications
The SanDisk Extreme Fit USB Type-C flash drive features an ultra-compact design, designed to stay plugged into devices and take up minimal space. According to the company, this drive is ideal for users who need extra storage on the go.
It supports read speeds of up to 400MB per second for the 128GB to 1TB variants, while the 64GB model offers read speeds of up to 300MB per second. SanDisk claims these speeds are designed for fast transfer of files like photos, videos, and documents.
The company says the flash drive is compatible with USB Type-C devices, including laptops, tablets, and other supported devices. It also works with the SanDisk Memory Zone app, which allows users to manage, back up, and restore files. This app is available for Windows and Mac devices and supports automatic backup configuration through its settings.
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