• Single USB-C connector
• USB 3.2 Gen 1 interface
• Read speeds up to 300MB/s

SanDisk 128GB USB-C Flash Drive FIFA World Cup 2026 Global Edition

Store and carry your files with the SanDisk 128GB USB-C Flash Drive, FIFA World Cup 2026 Global Edition. Its officially licensed, whistle-shaped design adds a football theme to a practical everyday storage device.

Use it for photos, videos, documents and music, whether you are moving work files or keeping your own football memories together. The included branded lanyard makes the compact drive convenient to carry.

The drive connects through USB-C and supports read speeds up to 300MB/s with suitable equipment. It is designed for compatible Android devices, Windows computers and Macs. Actual performance depends on the host device and usage conditions; write speed should not be assumed to match the advertised read speed.

Q&A

1. What does “300R” mean?
It refers to a maximum advertised read speed of 300MB/s. Reading files from the drive and writing files onto it are different operations, and a matching write speed is not specified.

2. Does it have USB-C or USB-A?
It has a single USB-C connector. A USB-A connector is not built into this model.

3. Will it work with my Android phone?
SanDisk lists Android 10 or later. Your phone must also support USB storage through its USB-C port; check its USB OTG or external-storage support.

4. Is it compatible with Windows and Mac?
SanDisk lists Windows 10 and 11, and macOS 12 or later. A compatible connection and supported file system are required.

5. Can I use it with an iPhone?
The manufacturer’s published compatibility list does not confirm iPhone support for this model. Check your exact iPhone and external-storage requirements before buying it for that purpose.

6. Why does my device show less than 128GB?
Manufacturers calculate capacity using decimal gigabytes, while some systems display capacity differently. Formatting also uses space, so the available storage is lower than the labelled capacity.

7. Does it need charging?
No. The flash drive receives power from the connected device and does not require separate battery charging.

8. Is an app required for ordinary file transfers?
You can normally access a supported USB drive through your device’s file manager. Optional SanDisk software features, such as automatic backup, require the appropriate app and setup.