This tiny 512GB flash drive is still on sale! – Prime Day may have ended but you can still get a fantastic deal

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Prime Day is over, but this 512GB micro drive is still discounted

SanDisk 512GB Ultra Fit USB 3.2 Gen 1 Flash Drive - Up to 400MB/s, Plug-and-Stay Design - SDCZ430-512G-GAM46, Black
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Amazon Prime Day may have ended, but you can still snap up some great deals on Amazon

For example, the price of this tiny 512GB flash drive from SanDisk is now cut by 24%, and is now just $38, meaning you can still grab a great deal despite it no longer being Prime Day!

Today's best SanDisk 512GB drive deal

SanDisk 512GB Flash Drive
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SanDisk 512GB Flash Drive: was $50 now $38 at Amazon

Not only does this tiny flash drive pack 512GB of instantly accessible storage to anything you plug it in to, it also has a USB 3.2 Gen 1 connection giving you up to 400mb/s in transfer speed. That's a full HD movie in just 30 seconds! Plus, this drive is just ‎1.17 x 0.56 x 0.2 inches. Prime Day may have ended, but this deal is still available!

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It has been a wild week collecting Amazon Prime Day hard drive deals, but this deal is so good I might get one for myself. Being able to plug in such a small form factor with this much storage into anything is a blessing.

While there is no need to worry about the price, this tiny drive measures in at just 1.17 x 0.56 x 0.2 inches, and weighs just over 0.3 ounces, so be careful not to lose it.

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