The SanDisk Extreme Pro 128 Go (G46) USB flash drive is currently being offered at 55.76 euros during Amazon’s French Week, a discount of about 19 percent from its usual price. This makes it the top-rated product in recent comparisons, with a "5 stars" rating. The Extreme Pro series, launched three years ago, has long been a benchmark for high-speed USB 3.0 flash drives. A minor update improved its performance slightly, and a 2017 version promised transfer speeds of over 400 MB/s. The current model offers read speeds up to 360 MB/s and write speeds up to 295 MB/s. The SanDisk Extreme Pro 128 Go (G46) is praised for its durable design and comes with a lifetime warranty. However, its Rescue Pro Deluxe feature, which helps recover lost data, is only available for one year before users must pay for it. Despite this limitation, SanDisk has managed to refresh its high-end USB flash drive line with a model that is notably fast. The price reduction was calculated by comparing the lowest price of the day with the average of the lowest prices from other retailers over the past month. This method ensures that "gray" stores—those with unclear tax policies, often involving imports from China—are excluded from the calculation. An alternative option is the SanDisk Ultra 256 Go, a lighter and more practical USB flash drive. While its transfer speeds are not as high as those of the Extreme Pro, they are significantly better than the best USB 2.0 drives. With its relatively low price, the Ultra 256 Go is considered a good value for users who need a reliable flash drive without the need for ultra-fast speeds. Both the SanDisk Extreme Pro and Ultra models cater to different needs in the USB flash drive market. The Extreme Pro targets users who require high performance and durability, while the Ultra model offers a more affordable and lightweight solution. These options highlight SanDisk’s range of products, from high-end to budget-friendly, meeting the diverse needs of consumers.