External Storage That Is Perfect For Travelers!

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What is a SanDisk Extreme External USB?

When I was approached by Best Buy to talk about their new high speed portable external storage device, you know I was excited! It’s just the thing that travelers need to have peace of mind while traveling. Our pictures are of the utmost importance and knowing we have a device that was basically made for a traveler’s lifestyle is fab.

When I’m traveling around the world, one of the most important things that I take with me is my camera. I have taken pictures on every continent (Antarctica doesn’t count cause you know I have no desire to go there) and one of my concerns is having enough storage on my computer to hold all of the pics I take, and making sure my pics are safe. The SecureAccess™ 128-bit AES encryption software helps give me peace of mind while traveling because I know my pics are secure.

What does the SanDisk Extreme External USB do? 

You can Save and edit photos with greater efficiency when you use this SanDisk portable SSD. High-speed transfer capabilities easily move files from camera to computer, while the 1TB capacity offers ample room for backing up video or capturing images. This SanDisk portable SSD features a compact size and water-resistant construction, making it ideal for use on location at photo or video shoots.

So basically, it’s the answer to every Travel Bloggers prayer.

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How big is 1 Terabyte?

You can store around 2 million pics on your SanDisk. TWO MILLION PICTURES!

Even though it holds so much, it add no weight to your carry-on bag! It’s super light and even though it stores so many pictures, it weighs almost nothing. It’s a win/win!

I usually travel with my Mac, but what if you have another computer? No worries! The San Disk Offers an easy-to-use connection to devices. It includes a USB Type-C to Type-C cable and a Type-C to Type-A adapter.

Of course, you never want to submerge any dope device in water, but if you get caught in the rain, get splashed, experience a spill or are in a dusty area, your San Disk boasts an IP55 rating to handle a variety of circumstances. Isn’t that what you want from a storage device?

What do you use for photo storage while you travel?