Kingston DataTraveler 70 256GB USB-C Flash Drive – High Capacity Type-C Stick (DT70/256GB)

Overview

Kingston DataTraveler 70 256GB USB‑C Flash Drive (DT70/256GB) is a high-capacity, portable USB‑C storage stick designed for quick file transfers and everyday backup. With USB 3.2 Gen 1 performance, it’s a great choice for modern USB‑C laptops, tablets, and smartphones when you need simple plug‑and‑play storage.

Key Features

• 256GB high capacity: Store large files like videos, photos, projects, and backups with plenty of space.
• USB‑C connector: Made for today’s USB‑C devices—no need for a USB‑A port on compatible devices.
• USB 3.2 Gen 1: Faster than USB 2.0 for everyday file transfers (actual speed depends on your device and file size).
• Portable & lightweight: Easy to carry in your pocket, backpack, or laptop bag.
• Warranty support: Backed by a 5‑year warranty with free technical support (manufacturer support).

Best For

• Expanding storage on USB‑C laptops, tablets, and compatible phones
• Moving large media files (photos, videos) between devices
• Work/school documents, presentations, and daily backups
• Keeping a travel drive for important files

Specifications

Important Notes (Please Read)

• Usable space will be slightly less: Some storage is used for formatting and system functions, so the available capacity shown on your device may be lower than 256GB.
• Speed depends on your port: For best performance, use a USB‑C/USB 3.x high-speed port and transfer larger files.
• Older USB‑A devices: If your computer only has USB‑A ports, you will need a USB‑C to USB‑A adapter to use this drive.

What’s in the Box

• 1 × Kingston DataTraveler 70 256GB USB‑C Flash Drive (DT70/256GB)

FAQ

Will it work with my phone?
It works with phones/tablets that support USB‑C external storage/USB OTG file access. Some devices may restrict external drives, so compatibility can vary by model.

Is it compatible with MacBook?
Yes. It’s a USB‑C flash drive and works with supported macOS systems on USB‑C ports.

Can I use it on an older PC?
Yes, but if your PC only has USB‑A ports you’ll need a USB‑C to USB‑A adapter, and transfer speed will depend on the port version.