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Hmm this sounds like a great idea, although I was already planning to get a new nvme SSD, but good to know options like these exists.
If it's not a cheap knock off USB stick, then yea it's probably more than enough.
Make sure you get the flash drive from a reputable seller. Sites like amazon have lots of fakes that are actually a much lower capacity than they report.
Another option is a SSD and external enclosure.