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- First ReviewDecember 31, 2015
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LG - 25.4 Cu. Ft. French Door Refrigerator - Black/stainless steel
Bring contemporary looks into your kitchen with this LG French-style refrigerator, featuring a bottom freezer with ample room for lots of frozen goods. LED interior lighting provides a clear view of all of your produce, and the Smart Cooling system in this LG French-style refrigerator quickly reacts to temperature changes to help keep your food fresher, longer.
Great product
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5.0
Posted by: Nightscribe
from Port Clinton, OH
on July 6, 2018
This is the first time ordering from Best Buy. The refrigerator arrived boxed and in great condition. It took the delivery guys only a few minutes to unbox it and move it into our kitchen. The delivery guys were very professional and helpful. They got it setup and running quickly.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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My Best Buy number: 0963179638
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Store and protect everything from cherished photos and videos to sensitive work files with the Cruzer Glide USB Flash Drive. The drive comes with SanDisk SecureAccess software, which lets you password-protect and secure files you want to keep private while permitting access to files you want to share. The compact drive features a red slider that glides shut to shield the USB connector. A high-speed USB 2.0 interface delivers fast, reliable performance.
SanDisk - Cruzer Glide 128GB
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5.0
THE GOOD: Ordered to of these with Black Friday pricing ($20 each). Use one of them to store shows from my Grand MA2 lighting console. With 128GB I can save almost unlimited shows. The other one is used for personal storage . It's like having a small reliable hard drive with you at all times.
THE BAD: Wish I would of ordered 3 more for Christmas gifts.
AND THE UGLY: My dog when he's wet!
I would recommend this to a friend!
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My Best Buy number: 0963179638
My Best Buy number: 0963179638
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Store and protect everything from cherished photos and videos to sensitive work files with the Cruzer Glide USB Flash Drive. The drive comes with SanDisk SecureAccess software, which lets you password-protect and secure files you want to keep private while permitting access to files you want to share. The compact drive features a red slider that glides shut to shield the USB connector. A high-speed USB 2.0 interface delivers fast, reliable performance.
116gb available
The computer says there are only 116gb available out of the 128gb, This is 12gb gone! 12gb of what?? Even after deleting the prog files it comes with, it is still 116, what gives??
Most storage devices, no matter what, do not give you the full size advertised. Typically, USB drives are better about it than hard drives, but it's part of the way tech works. As I understand it has to do with it becoming an acceptable practice for people to measure Bytes (and kilo-, mega-, giga-) as either 1024 or 1000. What causes the issue is that most computers/software/etc. (if not all) measure in increments of 1024. So, by the manufacturer's standard, your drive is 128GB with 116GB available, and that seems about right. Besides, Windows also allocates some of the storage space to partitions and file recycling system.
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