Udaipur, March 9, 2026 (Udaipur Kiran): Sandisk has launched its new Sandisk Extreme Fit USB-C Flash Drive in India. The company says it is the world’s smallest 1TB USB-C flash drive, specially designed for laptop and tablet users. Its compact design allows users to keep it connected to a device for continuous use.
According to the company, the flash drive offers read speeds of up to 400MB per second and comes with storage options of up to 1TB.
Talking about pricing, Sandisk has introduced the Sandisk Extreme Fit USB-C Flash Drive in multiple storage variants. The 64GB model is priced at Rs 2,049, while the 128GB variant costs Rs 2,799. The 256GB model is available for Rs 4,899, and the 512GB version is priced at Rs 4,999. The top-end 1TB variant has been priced at Rs 17,299.
The company said that the flash drive will initially be available exclusively for sale on Flipkart.
The Sandisk Extreme Fit USB-C Flash Drive features an ultra-compact design that can remain plugged into a device without causing inconvenience. The company states that its small form factor ensures it does not take up much space when used with laptops or tablets, making it convenient for everyday use. The drive works with devices that support USB-C ports, including laptops, tablets and other compatible gadgets.
In terms of performance, the flash drive delivers read speeds of up to 400MB per second for the 128GB to 1TB variants, while the 64GB model offers read speeds of up to 300MB per second. According to the company, this allows users to transfer large files quickly.
Additionally, users can manage and back up their files using the Sandisk Memory Zone app. The app works on Windows and Mac devices and helps organise files more efficiently.
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