Flash Drives for Mac: USB-C and Dual Drives for MacBook

A MacBook needs a USB-C plug

Current MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models take drives only through USB-C ports, so every drive on this page carries a USB-C plug. The dual ones add USB-A for an older computer at school or work. Plug one in and it appears on the desktop and in Finder.

Out of the box many drives are formatted for Windows, which a Mac reads and writes without trouble. To reformat, Disk Utility offers ExFAT for drives over 32GB, readable on both Mac and Windows; APFS works only on Macs.

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Questions

Questions about flash drives for Mac at EasyFlash

Which EasyFlash drive should you format for both Mac and Windows?

Any of them: choose ExFAT in Disk Utility. Both systems read and write it, and it has no 4GB file limit.

Do you need an adapter for a MacBook?

Not with the drives on this page: each has a USB-C plug. Drives with only USB-A need a small USB-C adapter.

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Flash drives for Mac at EasyFlash (18)

SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive

SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive Go

SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive Luxe

Samsung Type-C Flash Drive

Lexar D40E Dual Drive

Vansuny USB-C and USB-A 2-in-1 Drive

SanDisk iXpand Flash Drive Luxe

KEXIN USB-C Swivel Dual Drive

Kingston DataTraveler microDuo 3C

ZARMST 4-in-1 Phone Flash Drive

Thkailar USB-C and USB-A Flash Drive

SanDisk Ultra USB-C

Gigastone Nano

SanDisk Extreme PRO Dual Drive

SanDisk Ultra Luxe USB-C

Move Speed Solid State Dual Drive

Lexar D50E Solid State Dual Drive

Gigastone Dual USB-C and USB-A Drive