USB flash drives to store and share

Keep work files, assignments, photos and documents together on a USB flash drive that fits in your pocket or pencil case. Find everyday storage options in a range of sizes at low prices you’ll love.

Take your files wherever you go

Get more control over your data and files with handy flash drives in a range of storage options. Choose the connection, capacity and transfer speeds to make it easy to transfer, store, back up and find files whenever you need them.

Everyday flash drives for files and photos

Your computer and phone only have so much space. For a few documents or spreadsheets, an 8GB USB flash drive will get you by, while a 32GB USB flash drive will fit larger presentations, images and mixed folders.

USB-C flash drives for newer devices

If you have a newer laptop, tablet or device, chances are you’ll need a USB-C flash drive. Some styles include two connector types, making it easier to move files between newer and older devices. Check your ports before you pick up a flash drive.

Higher-capacity flash drive options

Videos tend to take up more room than documents, so you’ll need a higher-capacity flash drive that makes transfers quick. A USB 3.0 flash drive supports faster file transfers when it’s connected to a compatible port. Browse our range of data storage and hard drives to find the right backup for your files.

USB flash drive FAQs

How much storage do I need on a USB flash drive?

It depends what you need to store on the USB. Documents, like school assignments, don’t take up much storage space, while large photo and video folders will likely need more. Check the size of the files you need to move to make sure the USB has enough space.

What's the difference between USB-C and USB-A?

A USB-A is a classic rectangular connector, while a USB-C is smaller and reversible. Check your device to see which connection you need.

How do I keep my files safe on a USB flash drive?

Always keep a backup copy of important files in a separate location. When it’s not in use, store the drive carefully and use either password protection or encryption for sensitive information.