SANDISK Cruzer Blade USB key - 32 GB €14.14 delivered

b318isp

I'd spend an extra €5 and go for a USB 3.0 version (assuming you have the hardware), Irish supplier too:

http://www.memoryc.ie/products/description/32GB_Transcend_JetFlash_760_Super_Speed_USB3_0_Flash_Drive-Black_Purple_/index.html

At these capacities, I think write speeds become more important.

keithclancy

Patty O Furniture wrote: »

Anything wrong with them?

This is what i found on the shipping:

Ah no .. I used them before.. just you wanted one fulfilled by Amazon

I'm based in Germany btw.

TPD

Any reason people seem to be avoiding these?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00DIRSZKE/ref=pe_385721_37038051_TE_3p_dp_1

About a fiver more expensive than the OP, half the size and USB3. I've just ordered two.

mrcheez

I ordered a SanDisk 32GB Cruzer Switch off MyMemory for around €14 (paid in sterling) and used the BT11AA trick to get free postage

http://www.mymemory.co.uk/USB-Flash-Drives/SanDisk/SanDisk-32GB-Cruzer-Switch-USB-Flash-Drive--Includes-SecureAccess-Software

Judging by the reviews on Amazon it's faster than the Blade, but I haven't tested the difference myself.

mailburner

you wouldnt believe how slow these are so avoid if using regularly
worth waiting for a better option or paying a few
quid extra for something faster

mine cracked also just having it in my pocket with spare change

casio4

what about this one?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B007ACYRM8/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE

Patty O Furniture

brian ireland wrote: »

Is there a usb version of the AA? USB anonymous? I just keep buying them and I don't even need them. As soon as someone posts a link i just buy it.. Its getting scary :D

UnwantedStickBought comes to mind

keithclancy wrote: »

My bad, that's sold by Savetec.

Another option here:

http://www.amazon.de/Kingston-DTSE9H-32GB-DataTraveler-Speicherstick/dp/B008QGQZAE/ref=sr_1_1?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1389562571&sr=1-1&keywords=32gb+usb+2

That was my second choice as it was sold out in a few other places as well, but when i was using google translate on the site, i did come across a lot of good reviews especially on speed, kinda made up my mind.

Read:30MB/s
Write: 20MB/s

b318isp wrote: »

I'd spend an extra €5 and go for a USB 3.0 version (assuming you have the hardware), Irish supplier too:

http://www.memoryc.ie/products/description/32GB_Transcend_JetFlash_760_Super_Speed_USB3_0_Flash_Drive-Black_Purple_/index.html

At these capacities, I think write speeds become more important.

Yeah i've used them before, I saw that one a while back & was told by the online chat that unless you have the system it wont get any quicker, even though i use a USB3.0 ext hard disk, so was undecided after that?

keithclancy wrote: »

Ah no .. I used them before.. just you wanted one fulfilled by Amazon

I'm based in Germany btw.

That was until i learned that they dont have free delivery over a certain amount, as you still pay P+P. Cheers, as i got the first one anyway.

ChoppersX

Integral 32Gb USB 3.0 Works out around €17.50. I got one of these on the cheap last year, really decent read and write speeds (Read speed up to 80MB/s*, and a Write speed up to 10MB/s)

I'm not sure if it is available for super saver but well worth the extra 3 euro if you can get the free delivery.

mrcheez

I'd just use BT11AA for anything small like this that doesn't qualify for Super Saver... I've ordered over 100 items using this, and have never had problems

Patty O Furniture

mrcheez wrote: »

I'd just use BT11AA for anything small like this that doesn't qualify for Super Saver... I've ordered over 100 items using this, and have never had problems

I never thought of that, worth a punt the next time. Thanks

casio4

ChoppersX wrote: »

Integral 32Gb USB 3.0 Works out around €17.50. I got one of these on the cheap last year, really decent read and write speeds (Read speed up to 80MB/s*, and a Write speed up to 10MB/s)

I'm not sure if it is available for super saver but well worth the extra 3 euro if you can get the free delivery.

the reviews don't look good on that

Mango Joe

Might be an idea to put "WARNING PIXMANIA" in any BA thread title where they are vendor.

- Save folks the disappointment on opening thread.

No offense OP & thanks for sharing.

ozmo

mrcheez wrote: »

I'd just use BT11AA for anything small like this that doesn't qualify for Super Saver... I've ordered over 100 items using this, and have never had problems

Ordered maybe 5 things using this method - never anything more than 20 pounds as its kinda unreliable - takes a few days longer and usually arrives with handwritten corrections in biro made by various postmen on the label.

one parcel I ordered last year never arrived - so 80% success rate for me.

mrcheez

ozmo wrote: »

Ordered maybe 5 things using this method - never anything more than 20 pounds as its kinda unreliable - takes a few days longer and usually arrives with handwritten corrections in biro made by various postmen on the label.

one parcel I ordered last year never arrived - so 80% success rate for me.

Yeah I only use it for relatively small items (i.e. smaller than an A4 book)... also nothing more than €20 so if it does get lost you won't be too badly off.

€20 is fairly close to the £25 that qualifies you for free delivery so if I go above €20 I usually throw in a few other items to qualify for free delivery.