Are you talking transfer speed in the vehicle?. Our old car had the Sync system in it, and it always took awhile to load the song when you switched or it went to the next. It was a 64Gb stick however so might not of been officialy supportedElementalWarrior wrote: ↑ 2/3 doesn't matter, both should be able to provide more than enough transfer speed for music over USB.
Ive been finding some in stores, but the prices are high. Looking for a deal, like RFD was meant for :-)
From my experience, you pay more for a better quality USB key. SanDisk has not let me down so far and I think a lot of others can say the same thing. But if you want cheaper then Kingston would be a good buy. I stopped buying Kingston but only because their USB keys and SD cards are so slow.WikkiWikki wrote: ↑ Ive been finding some in stores, but the prices are high. Looking for a deal, like RFD was meant for :-)
I know anything I use will be out a bit. But even now with the extension cable, it sticks out far. At least with low profile the chance of it getting broken off is less. I have a 64GB right now but not pleased with the way the extension cable works with itds2chan wrote: ↑ From my experience, you pay more for a better quality USB key. SanDisk has not let me down so far and I think a lot of others can say the same thing. But if you want cheaper then Kingston would be a good buy. I stopped buying Kingston but only because their USB keys and SD cards are so slow.
If you didn't like the Kingston suggestion above then you probably wouldn't like this one -> Kingston USB Key from Canada Computers
No matter what you find it is going to stick out a bit.
Thanks. Id really like to buy a 64GB one, but not sure how well the car would handle it. I know it read my old 64GB, but didnt really read stuff on it correctly. Maybe its the amount of songs it can handle, not the size of the stickkubo777 wrote: ↑ Sandisk Cruzer Fit or Sandisk Ultrafit. 32GBs can be found for under $20.
Another is Samsung Fit, and Lexar Jumpdrive S45 (might be discontinued)
Also Silicon Power has few low profile models (see amazon)
USB2 is sufficient for car use, however USB3 is obviously faster when transferring from PC.
But how far would that stick out? Less or the same as a low profile USBjasonchewy wrote: ↑ Another odd suggestion would be to look for a microsd deal, and use it with a usb card reader.
I've had at times saw cheaper microsd cards than usb stick.
baldrick_ca wrote: ↑ These work great for me, and I got them in Staples clearance in spring of 2017 for $4.99. At $29.99 I would not jump, but YMMV.
https://www.ebay.ca/itm/2x16-gb-usb-fla ... SwCU1YxYCx
PNY has several very small USB flash drives - also search for Elite-X, and M3 Attache
Alternatively, use microSD cards and an adapter.
Returning now to our regularly scheduled program "Hot Deals"
This is the card reader I have (not the same seller I got it from, the original product page's no longer there):WikkiWikki wrote: ↑ But how far would that stick out? Less or the same as a low profile USB
Thats the one I will probably get after reading some stuff on this threadKevinck wrote: ↑ i have the old usb 2 version of this sandisk ultra fit. works perfectly and about as low profile as you'll get. $17.99.
https://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.a ... 6820173034
