IPSTYLE USB 3.0 Pendrive High Speed USB Memory Stick Pen Drive USB Flash Drive 512 GB  (Silver, Type A to Micro USB)

Hot-swappable, high-speed USB 3.0 ports. No physical drive is required. All current computer systems are supported. Excellent Usb Flash Drives in good condition. Store your pictures, videos and songs, as well as any kind of data. Support Windows 7/8/10, Windows Vista, Windows 2000, Mac OS X, Linux. Specification: Capacity: 128GB 256GB 512GB 1TB 2TB Scope of application: mobile phone / computer / camera / drone / navigator Interface: No driver, plug and play, hot swap Boot: Enable USB ZIP/HDD boot support. Data Retention: Data is retained for at least 10 years Resistance: 1000000 times rewritable Power: Bus-powered USB (4.5V~5.5V) Working current: Working temperature: 0 C ~ 60 C Storage temperature: -20 C ~ 85 C Flash flash memory products are usually shipped according to 1MB = 1000KB and 1G = 1000MB, but binary operations 1MB = 1024KB = 1024MB, 1T = 1024GB and 1T = 1024GB are used for operation. There is a certain difference between the display capacity and the standard capacity. These are the calculated differences between us and the PC manufacturers. 512GB = approximately 460GB ~ 476.6GB 1TB = approximately 900GB ~ 950GB 2TB = approximately 1700GB ~ 1862GB Note: Improper usage is the main cause of USB drive lifespan degradation. Directly Unplugging and Inserting (The Habit That Damages USB Drives the Most): Although Windows supports "Quick Removal," it's always strongly recommended to "Safely Eject" the device before plugging it in or out. Directly plugging and unplugging the USB drive may still be writing cached data. Forcibly interrupting the USB drive can cause file system errors, data loss, or even partition table corruption, manifested as "Needs Formatting" or "0 Bytes." Transfer Interruptions: Forcibly unplugging a USB drive during data transfer, or causing a sudden power outage or hibernation of the computer, can easily corrupt the files being transferred and damage the file system. Using as a System Drive or Long-Running Drive: Some people use USB drives to create system installation disks or Win To Go systems. This involves reading and writing a large number of small files, significantly depleting the USB drive's lifespan. This is not recommended for regular USB drives. Viruses or Malware: USB drives are susceptible to viruses when exchanging data between computers. Viruses can damage the partition table and tamper with files, rendering the USB drive inaccessible. What's in the box 1 x USB flash drive