Flash drive (often called a thumb drive or pendrive) is a portable storage device used to back up, transfer, and store digital files. With 128 GB of space, each drive can hold thousands of photos, documents, songs, or multiple hours of high-definition video.
Data Transfer: It uses a USB 3.1 (Gen 1) interface, allowing it to read and write data very quickly (up to 150 MB/s). When plugged in, the host device supplies a small amount of electricity to change the electrical state of the microscopic transistors inside, saving your files as binary code (1s and 0s). [1]