
SanDisk has introduced its latest innovation, the Extreme Fit USB-C flash drive, in India. This device claims the title of the world's smallest 1TB USB-C flash drive, designed to provide substantial storage in a sleek and portable design ideal for tablets and laptops. The Extreme Fit features a leave-in design that connects effortlessly through USB-C, ensuring compatibility with a range of devices, including laptops and tablets. According to SanDisk, users can expect impressive read speeds of up to 400MB/s for the 128GB to 1TB models, while the 64GB version offers read speeds of up to 300MB/s. Targeting professionals, students, and daily users, this flash drive facilitates easy file backup and restoration via the SanDisk Memory Zone app, available for both Windows and macOS. Tareq Husseini, Senior Director of Sales for IMEA at SanDisk, commented, "As many consumers now carry slim laptops and tablets, they require storage solutions that seamlessly integrate into their mobile lifestyles. Our focus at SanDisk is on innovation that meets the changing needs of our users, allowing them to create without disruptions." In terms of pricing, the SanDisk Extreme Fit USB-C flash drive starts at Rs 2,049 for the 64GB variant. It is also available in several other capacities: 128GB at Rs 2,799, 256GB at Rs 4,899, 512GB at Rs 4,999, and the top-tier 1TB version at Rs 17,299. Consumers in India can purchase the flash drive exclusively through Flipkart.
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