Fingerprint USB Flash Drive, USB 3.0 + Type-C Dual Interface

【Fingerprint-Encrypted Flash Drive】: Utilizes robust 256-bit AES encryption technology to prevent unauthorized access. Advanced fingerprint recognition ensures rapid, accurate unlocking, providing comprehensive protection for your sensitive data.【Dual USB 3.0 & Type-C Interface】: Equipped with a high-speed USB 3.0 interface for ultra-fast file transfers. The Type-C interface is compatible with smartphones, tablets, and computers, supporting seamless plug-and-play functionality to easily expand device storage.【Supports Up to 10 Fingerprints】: Allows for the registration of up to 10 fingerprints, facilitating team collaboration and multi-user access.【Smart Partition Management】: Features both a public partition and an encrypted partition. The public partition is plug-and-play with no verification required, while the encrypted partition requires fingerprint or password authentication for access. Storage capacity can be flexibly allocated between the two partitions.Note:Differences exist between displayed capacity and nominal capacity due to varying calculation methods.Manufacturer standard: 1GB = 1,000MB / 1MB = 1,000KB. Operating system standard: 1GB = 1,024MB / 1MB = 1,024KB.Regarding actual capacity: Please be aware of the actual usable capacity of storage products.Capacity reference:4GB = Approx. 3.6GB–3.8GB8GB = Approx. 7.4GB–7.6GB16GB = Approx. 14GB–15GB32GB = Approx. 28GB–30GB64GB = Approx. 58GB–60GBHelpful Tips:1. To avoid data loss or hardware damage, do not turn off the computer or unplug the flash drive during data transfer.2. Do not unplug the USB flash drive while it is in use, as this may result in data loss.3. It is recommended to unplug the USB flash drive promptly after use to help extend its lifespan.4. Avoid frequent formatting of the USB flash drive, as this can damage the device. 5. Why is the advertised capacity larger than the actual capacity?This is because computers calculate capacity using the binary system—where 1 KB equals 1,024 bytes—whereas flash drive storage capacity is calculated based on the decimal system used for data transmission, where 1 KB equals 1,000 bytes. Additionally, space is reserved for the file system (such as FAT or NTFS).It is precisely these differing calculation methods that result in the discrepancy in memory capacity.