Inland SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Drive 16GB to 256GB

About the Inland SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Drive

Red for 16GB, gray for 32GB, blue for 64GB: the Inland drive changes color with its size, so you can sort a drawer of them at a glance. A cap covers the USB-A plug, a loop at the back takes a keychain, and packs come in two, five or ten.

Inland rates reads at up to 70 MB/s for the 16GB, 32GB and 64GB on USB 3.0, and up to 100 MB/s from 128GB up. The drives also work in USB 2.0 ports at that slower pace. A 2-year warranty covers them, and the 10-pack suits a classroom or an office.

PlugUSB-A
Capacities16GB, 32GB, 64GB, 128GB, 256GB
InterfaceUSB 3.0
Read speedup to 100 MB/s (top capacity)
Formkey loop
Packssingle, 2-pack, 5-pack, 10-pack

Inland SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Drive is part of the EasyFlash range, on the multi-packs and bulk shelf.

How long 10 GB takes

USB 2.0 stick, 30 MB/s5.6 min

This drive, 70 MB/s2.4 min

Reading a 10 GB folder off the drive at the maker's top read speed. Writing to a flash drive is slower: the maker of this drive prints no write speed.

Every Inland SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Drive we carry
Option	Read speed	Price
16GB / Red / 10-pack	up to 70 MB/s	$69.99
32GB / Gray / 10-pack	up to 70 MB/s	$66.49
64GB / Blue / Single	up to 70 MB/s	$13.49
64GB / Blue / 5-pack	up to 70 MB/s	$44.99
128GB / Yellow / Single	up to 100 MB/s	$19.79
128GB / Yellow / 2-pack	up to 100 MB/s	$35.99
256GB / Purple / Single	up to 100 MB/s	$35.99
256GB / Purple / 2-pack	up to 100 MB/s	$66.49

Questions

What EasyFlash shoppers ask about the Inland SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Drive

Which of your devices will the Inland SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Drive plug into?

The Inland SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Drive has one plug, made for the rectangular USB-A port of a desktop, most laptops made before 2020, a TV or a car stereo. Anything without that port needs an adapter.

How many of your photos fit on the Inland SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Drive?

The 16GB Inland SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Drive holds roughly 3,720 phone photos at 4 MB each. At 256GB, the Inland SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Drive takes about 59,520 photos, or about 11 hours of 4K phone video.

How fast will the Inland SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Drive copy your files?

Inland rates the SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Drive at up to 100 MB/s for reading, so a 10 GB folder comes off it in about 1.7 minutes on a USB 3 port. The 16GB SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Drive is rated at 70 MB/s, so check the speed of the capacity you pick.

What does one Inland SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Drive cost you in a pack?

The Inland SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Drive comes in single, 2-pack, 5-pack, 10-pack options at EasyFlash. In the best-priced pack, one Inland SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Drive works out to $6.65 at our latest update.