The world's smallest USB drive has more storage than an iPhone 17
News Computing The world's smallest USB drive has more storage than an iPhone 17 At a time when storage space commands a premium price, SanDisk's Extreme Fit drive is worth a look. 5, 2026 12:30 pm EST SanDisk We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. RAMaggedon has quickly made the price of both memory and storage skyrocket, with many SSDs now sporting obscenely inflated prices.
- ▪News Computing The world's smallest USB drive has more storage than an iPhone 17 At a time when storage space commands a premium price, SanDisk's Extreme Fit drive is worth a look.
- ▪5, 2026 12:30 pm EST SanDisk We may receive a commission on purchases made from links.
- ▪RAMaggedon has quickly made the price of both memory and storage skyrocket, with many SSDs now sporting obscenely inflated prices.
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News Computing The world's smallest USB drive has more storage than an iPhone 17 At a time when storage space commands a premium price, SanDisk's Extreme Fit drive is worth a look. By Dave Meikleham Aug. 5, 2026 12:30 pm EST SanDisk We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. RAMaggedon has quickly made the price of both memory and storage skyrocket, with many SSDs now sporting obscenely inflated prices. As such, more and more folks are looking for cheaper alternative storage options. Enter the SanDisk Extreme Fit. Starting at around $30 for the 64GB model, the largest 1TB edition of this USB 3.2 USB-C drive is priced at $219 (that's double the capacity of the iPhone 17's top config). This stick is also absolutely tiny.
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