32 GB USB Flash Drive / Stick Memory Card - Dollar Store (2024)

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How much data can a 32GB flash drive hold? ›

32GB – can hold approximately 20480 images, 7680 MP3 files, 600,000+ pages of Word documents, or 10240 minutes of video. 64GB – can hold approximately 40960 images, 15360 MP3 files, 1.2 million+ pages of Word documents, or 20480 minutes of video.

USB flash drives are mainly a content/file carrier or transfer mechanism when there is no Wi-Fi or Internet connection, since the USB can facilitate the transfer between computers easily. Unlike microSD memory cards, there are transfer limitations, because cameras and phones do not have USB slots.

The short answer is, a lot! The longer answer is that it depends on which capacity you choose. We currently offer 6 different capacity options to suit all needs: 2GB, 4GB, 8GB, 16GB, 32GB and 64GB. The higher the capacity the more data it can store.

A 32GB memory card can typically store a maximum of 22,888 JPEG photos. But hold on—the number of photos you can put into that card also depends on factors like picture quality and megapixels. For example, if all your photos are 22 megapixels, you'll fit around 4,161 JPEGs.

Generally a single movie can be of 1.5 to 3 gb but it is not same for all cases. So in 32 gb around 15 movies can be adjusted (this is average and is not 100% accurate).

For example, if you grab a few Word or Excel files from one computer, a 1 GB flash drive might give you more than enough capacity. However, if you plan to back up all your files, you could need anywhere from a few GB to 500 GB or more.

Thumb drives typically feature smaller storage capacities due to their compact size, which results in limited space for NAND flash memory chips. Conversely, flash drives boast larger storage capacities owing to their larger physical dimensions and advanced interface technologies.

32GB Capacity

With standard definition TV equating to roughly 1GB an hour, 32GB gives you enough space to comfortably record your favourite shows. If you need more space you can simply switch out the drive with no need to delete any recordings on this USB stick.

Flash memory has a finite number of write cycles, and saving or deleting data contributes to the card's overall wear and tear. However, modern SD cards have advanced wear-leveling programs that evenly distribute data across memory cells, extending their lifespan.

Is a flash card the same as a memory card? ›

A flash drive utilizes flash memory chips in a configuration, which works like a hard drive but at much higher read and write speeds. A SD card is also built using flash memory chips for storage in portable small devises. These are much smaller than flash drives.

A USB flash drive (also known as a USB stick, thumb drive, or pen drive) is a small, portable data storage device that uses flash memory and a USB (Universal Serial Bus) interface to transfer data between computers and other devices.

They can be lost or stolen- because USB devices are small and portable, they are easy to misplace or have stolen. This can be a problem if you have sensitive data stored on them.

When you purchase a 32GB flash drive you get only around 28GB of storage space. Where does the remaining 4GB come into the picture? This is also true for smaller or larger flash drives, as well as internal or external disk drive. Well, you are not actually losing any space at all, your 32GB drive has 32GB of space.

The life expectancy of a USB Flash Drive can be measured by the number of write or erase cycles. USB flash drives can withstand between 10,000 to 100,000 write/erase cycles, depending on the memory technology used.

32 GB USB Flash drive has 31,919 MB (29.7 GB) usable capacity. 64 GB USB Flash drive has 60,949 MB (59.53 GB) usable capacity.

If your 32GB USB drive is showing only 28.8GB of available space, it may not be recognized by the recovery tool. Here are some suggestions: 1. Format the USB drive: Try formatting the USB drive to NTFS or FAT32.

For example, if you grab a few Word or Excel files from one computer, a 1 GB flash drive might give you more than enough capacity. However, if you plan to back up all your files, you could need anywhere from a few GB to 500 GB or more.