Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works as it should and got on sale for $20. Plenty of space and easy to use

I purchased this on the deal of the day so got a unbeatable price! It's small and powerful - USB 2.0. Pny has mad some good products lately.

I have had this for about two months now, and so far, it's been performing excellently! It is as advertised, 64 gb of space, but the true space is 60.9 gb large, which is still a huge amount of space. It is incapable of holding files above the 4 gb mark, but if your file is indeed around 4 gb, it may be a bit more work but some compression of the file is a good way around that. I read a review on here that someone couldn't fit theirs into their computer. I don't know if this was the problem, but you have to push the usb port -out- of the usb itself, it's made like that so that there isn't a cap on it. To do so, simply hold the sides of the usb and push the white side in so that the port comes out. So far, I've had absolutely no trouble with this and I haven't regretted my purchase. It also comes with a 1-year warranty, which is written on the back of the product package, so make sure you keep your receipt! I did find it odd at first that the exterior of it is completely made of plastic, but it's not much of a bother once you get used to it. It is indeed a bit small, as someone pointed out, but then again, just about all flash drives are small, this one being pretty average in size. If the small size bothers any of you, in terms of it getting lost, I'd suggest putting it on a key chain of some sort that you either carry around already with you, or one that you can start to carry with you now. It's never too late to start doing so! I, personally, keep the numerous flash drives I have on a key chain so they don't get lost, so I would advise you do the same if you ever have a flash drive or two or three or twelve or whatever! It's an extremely great buy, especially since it's on sale for a low, low price, and if it continues to be, I might even buy another one!

Was looking for something with good capacity and reliability to send off to college with my kid. This fits the bill and was a good value on sale.

I was shopping for a thumb drive and I was trying to decided on the biggest bang for my buck. I actually got this one for less than $25 due to a marking mistake. The salesman gave it to me due to the marking and quickly changed it. It is a good thumb drive.

I use this usb drive in my VW Jetta through the MDI cable. 64 GB holds more than enough music for my daily commute. No problems at all!

The product is just as described. The black thing needs some force to slide it but it's nothing serious. Good USB

I got this on sale and it mached my laptop color perfectly. A lot of space for a great bargain when on sale.

Maximum storage in such a small convenient device. Very great product. Helps store files and keep them safe.

The PNY 64 gig flash drive has helped me out with saving many files while i'm in a hurry.

this is small and compact..it is worth for the price

So I just got this on sale for $40, and I was interested in the color. The 32GB version was also on sale, but I opted to buy a larger capacity. One great thing about this is the green LED read/write light on it, which is pretty cool. I use it for school, work, and projects where most of the homework is around 2 megabytes each, along with slideshows, word documents, and such. Now I wish I hadn't bought all of the other USB from Best Buy that weren't on sale... I have about 7 or 8 USB in possession, haha.

The drive is a good capacity, small size, but not too small. The cap is attached, so it does not get lost.

PNY flash drives tend to be reliable, if a bit slower than their SanDisk competitors. They also don't tend to be as long lasting, seeming to fail much sooner. That said, they are on sale nearly every week and 64gb for $20 is a fine deal for something that will be used in a non-business environment. I still loath the sliding collar design preferred by PNY, but at this price point, you can't complain too much.

We purchased this flash drive to use for storage on our 4gb Xbox 360 console. So far it's great but it appears we will still need to upgrade to a 128gb device. No problems at all with the function, the only issue we had using it this way is that we had to remove the casing in order for it to fit properly into the back of the console. Once we did that it worked perfectly. Good deal at $26.99

THe PNY - 64GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive works well for me. I have a lot of pictures in a lot of folders that I store on my computer and wanted a "safe" place to store them as a backup. The Flash Druve has worked well for me as of now.

PNY is the only brand of storage decice I have never had an issue with. The cover protects the drive better than any other which leave the male insert exposed to dust and dirt . Also at such a great price there is no alternative!

got this on sale, to transfer music and photos between computers. Also came with free movie download code which was nice bonus

I purchased four of these at Best Buy - two 32Gb and two 64gb devices, and they were trouble from day one. ---------------------------------------------- ** Build quality was poor.** All of them, at one time or another, exhibited random glitchiness, ultimately resulting in an un-usable device. Opening up the plastic enclosures disclosed poorly soldered connections, un-soldered connections, excessive flux residue, and other manufacturing defects. These kinds of manufacturing defects, even if it were in just ONE device, would be inexcusable. Having bought *four* devices, of *two different capacities*, and having EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THEM show the same shoddy workmanship makes me think twice about ever purchasing from PNY again. Ultimately, I ended up throwing them away. ------------------------------------------ ** It was virtually impossible to see the activity light unless the room was quite dark.** The inability to see the activity light is a serious defect, since the activity light is often the ONLY way to know if the device is truly inactive or not - since the operating system may signal "OK!" long before the device has finished. Because of this it is very easy to remove the device prior to all the data being written - resulting in trashed data or a trashed device. ---------------------------------------------------- Either one of these deficiencies by themselves would absolutely prevent me from buying - or endorsing - the device. Both of these together make we wonder what the folks over at PNY were thinking when they released it. Bottom line: Best Buy has other - better - devices for the same money. Even if a different/competitors device is more expensive, it's better to spend the money than to get a device which will leave you in the lurch when you need it. No, I would not even IMAGINE recommending this to anyone. Not even my worst enemy.

When I got a 65GB USB, I was aiming for something to store important handy files that are not to be put on an external hard disk. I got this one, it is great but it looks very fragile. Which makes me worried about its ability to survive. It is still good, but there should be better ones out there.