32 GB USB Stick $15 at WalMart

[EmMayEx]

$15 32 GB Flash Drive at WalMart

Order online, pick up in store, sales tax but no shipping costs.

Max L.

Update:
Having used the stick for a while it seems that the write speed is pretty poor. I'm copying some large video files now under Windows 7 and the speed is reading 860 KB/second. Most of my USB sticks will do 4-5 MB/sec and I have a single level flash stick that does 10 MB/sec. Still for the storage it's pretty cheap.

 

[Pardus]

or get 2 for $13.50/ea

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Centon-32G...undle/20923798

 

[you2]

Amazon has it for 14.98; but if this is the same item Im mostly concern about the negative reviews:
http://www.amazon.com/Centon-DataSti...+datastick+usb

seems to be a large number of failures.

 

[BenJeremy]

I just got this one for $12.99 last week (not the price mistake thing). It's back up to $19.99 now though.

Worked nicely for a multi-boot USB stick with my Windows and Linux installers and other misc bootable utility discs.

 

[Major Orange]

Since we're talking about USB Sticks and good deals anyway, I have lately been mulling over these two options as I am in need of a 32 or 64GB one with decent speeds:

Lexar S73 Jumpdrive Flashdrive 64GB USB 3.0 for $25,50
At Office Depot
or at Amazon through Office Depot with free shipping

ADATA Dashdrive UV128 64GB USB 3.0 for $34,99 - $24,99 AR
At Newegg

 

[Pardus]

PNY 64 GB Classic Attache USB 2.0 Flash Drive @newegg
Item#: N82E16820178660
Apply Promo Code: EMCXMVX69 at checkout.
$26.99 (after coupon above) - $10.00 Rebate = $16.99 AR + $0.99 S&H

This deal expires 12am PST today.

 

[PliotronX]

Amazon has it for 14.98; but if this is the same item Im mostly concern about the negative reviews:
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seems to be a large number of failures.

These are sweet little drives. I was surprised with my Centon 3-pack that I got of 8GB for $14 a couple months ago and have had no problems. I originally got them to test a thumb drive RAID array for the hell of it but started using them normally. Not the fastest, not the slowest, they have nice aluminum casings that I think actually aid in dissipating heat and the brilliant blue activity indicator glows both through the top and out of the tip so you can see it from many angles.

 

[KeithP]

Microcenter has a 32GB USB3.0 drive for $18.00
http://www.microcenter.com/product/385310/32GB_SuperSpeed_USB_30_Flash_Drive

-KeithP

 

[jetlitheone]

Microcenter has a 32GB USB3.0 drive for $18.00
http://www.microcenter.com/product/385310/32GB_SuperSpeed_USB_30_Flash_Drive

-KeithP

Now thats a deal!

 

[lavaheadache]

Now thats a deal!

Yep, next time i'm there i will be getting one. Thanks

 

[you2]

Yea. I forgot about those; I think that is normal price. I picked up a pair of 8gb for boot sticks for something cheap last time I was over there (I think $4 or $5 for usb2; usb3 was 1 or 2 dollars more). I really hope micro center is profitable because it is handy having them near ...

Now thats a deal!

 

[BenJeremy]

Microcenter has a 32GB USB3.0 drive for $18.00
http://www.microcenter.com/product/385310/32GB_SuperSpeed_USB_30_Flash_Drive

-KeithP

Yeah, I might have to make a trip in the next few weeks so I have a speedier option for multi-boot.

It looks like Microcenter's house brand is faster than some name brands.