Collection: USB Flash Drives

For documents and presentations, a smaller drive is plenty. For photo libraries, videos or software backups, choose a larger capacity with some headroom. If you need expandable camera storage too, see microSD & SD Cards.

Yes, if you move large files often. USB 3.0 and above are far faster, so backups and video transfers finish in a fraction of the time. The drive still works in USB 2.0 ports, just at the slower speed.

Yes. Most drives ship formatted in a universal format that both Windows and macOS can read and write. For very large single files, you may want to reformat to a compatible file system on your computer.

If your laptop or phone uses USB-C, a USB-C or dual-connector drive lets you plug in directly without adapters. If your devices still use USB-A, a classic USB-A drive remains the most universal choice.

They are great for portable copies and quick transfers, but for important data always keep more than one backup. Treat a flash drive as a convenient extra copy rather than your only storage.

Many TVs and consoles read USB drives for media playback or storage, though they may require a specific format. Check your device's manual, and explore matching gear in TV & Audio.

Yes. Orders over €80 ship free across Greece with fast delivery, while smaller orders carry a standard rate. See full details on our shipping page.

Coverage depends on the product and is shown on its page. Every order is also backed by Lynk Buyer Protection. For the claim process, see our warranty page.