SanDisk Ultra Slider 256 GB USB Type-C Pen Drive vs Kingston DataTraveler Exodia DTX 256GB USB 3.2 …

SanDisk Ultra Slider 256 GB USB Type-C Pen Drive₹4,56924%

Kingston DataTraveler Exodia DTX 256GB USB 3.2 Pen Drive₹11,987500%

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SanDisk Ultra Slider 256 GB USB Type-C Pen Drive₹4,56924%

Kingston DataTraveler Exodia DTX 256GB USB 3.2 Pen Drive₹11,987500%

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General

Type	OTG Pendrive	Flash Drive
Brand	Sandisk	Kingston
Model	Ultra Slider	DataTraveler Exodia DTX
Form Factor	Rectangle	Rectangle

Design and Body

Material

Plastic

Device Details

Capacity	256 GB	256 GB
Interface	USB Type C	USB 3.2

Extra

Sales Package	1 Pen Drive	Pen Drive
LED Indicator	No

Warranty

Warranty	5 years	5 years
Covered in Warranty	Manufacturing Defects	Manufacturing Defects
Not Covered in Warranty	Physical Damages	Physical Damage
Warranty Service Type	Carry In	On Site

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