128GB USB 3.1 Flash Drive with Retractable Metal Case

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128GB USB 3.1 Flash Drive with Retractable Metal Case
128GB USB 3.1 Flash Drive with Retractable Metal Case
128GB USB 3.1 Flash Drive with Retractable Metal Case
128GB USB 3.1 Flash Drive with Retractable Metal Case
128GB USB 3.1 Flash Drive with Retractable Metal Case
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TypeElectronics > Computer Accessories > USB Flash Drives
Capacity: 32 GB
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Carry 128GB of work without hunting for a lost cap. The connector slides into the brushed champagne metal body, so the plug stays clean between transfers. Built for daily moves between a work PC, a laptop, and a car or travel setup.

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Carry 128GB of work without hunting for a lost cap. The connector slides into the brushed champagne metal body, so the plug stays clean between transfers. Built for daily moves between a work PC, a laptop, and a car or travel setup.

Fast USB 3.1 storage in a slim metal drive with a retractable connector

Solves
  • lost or damaged USB caps
  • exposed connector getting dirty or scratched
  • need for extra storage for files

Carry 128GB of work in a drive that stays protected

Before: loose caps, a scratched plug, and a stick you can't find when it counts. After: one slim metal drive that slides open, plugs in, and slides back shut.

No cap means nothing to lose

  • No cap to lose

    The connector slides into the metal body, so there is no separate cap to misplace and no bare plug picking up lint in your bag. Slide it out, plug in, and slide it back when the transfer finishes.

  • 128GB in a slim body

    128GB holds a full working set of documents, presentations, and photo folders. The brushed metal body is compact enough for a pocket or a pen cup.

  • USB 3.1 interface

    The body is marked USB 3.1 and the plug is a standard USB type-A. It fits the USB-A ports on most desktops, laptops, and the USB-A port on a car charger, so no converter is needed.

Plug in and slide back

  1. 1
    Slide the connector out

    Press the body gently and the black connector slides out with a firm, even motion.

  2. 2
    Plug into a USB-A port

    Confirm the drive appears in your file manager, then copy the files you need.

  3. 3
    Eject, then slide it back

    Use safe eject before removing it, then slide the connector back into the body so it stays clean in your bag.

Keep the connector clean

  • Eject before removing

    Wait for copies to finish, then use safe eject from your operating system.

  • Check the connector

    Look for lint or grit before sliding it out, and wipe the plug with a dry cloth.

  • Wipe the metal body

    Fingerprints show on the brushed finish. A dry microfiber cloth clears them.

  • Pouch it apart from keys

    Keep it away from keys and coins so the champagne finish stays clean.

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Is this USB 3.1 if the internal contact looks like USB 3.0?
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Wanelo · seller

Yes, the body is marked USB 3.1. The blue contacts on the plug are the usual USB 3.0 type-A design, and that design works in older and newer USB-A ports. Real transfer speed depends on the port your computer uses, so a USB 3.1 port gets you the most out of it.

Will it work in my HP x796w or other USB-A ports?
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Wanelo · seller

It uses a standard USB-A plug, and it is listed as compatible with the HP x796w. It also fits most desktops, laptops, and the USB-A port on a . If a device has only USB-C ports, you will need an adapter.

Is the premium price worth it over a basic 128GB stick?
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Wanelo · seller

You pay for the brushed metal body and a connector that stays inside the housing. A capped plastic stick that goes missing within weeks costs you more over a year than one drive that stays in the bag. One drive also replaces a drawer full of loose caps.

Does the slide mechanism wear out with daily use?
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Wanelo · seller

The slide is metal and feels solid rather than loose out of the box. Push gently and evenly, and check for grit before sliding it out. Forcing a stuck connector is the fastest way to damage the mechanism.

Is the metal body safe to carry loose in a bag?
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Wanelo · seller

Keep it in a separate pocket or a small pouch. Keys and coins can scratch the brushed finish, and grit inside the connector causes more trouble than the metal does.

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