Customer Ratings & Reviews

very fast 3.0 USB with a large capacity at a very reasonable price

Bought this to back up my laptop when I went in to Geek Squad. The technician pulled it for me. Worked great! I now have a back up that's holding all my files and it reloaded perfectly. Also a great price for the memory size

Cheap and fast 64 GB flash drive. Good for backup and reinstall OS or use as a disposable flash drive if you don't want to compromised your network security when giving files to people.

I'm buying this product because I need to transfer some data to other computers. This PNY USB3.0 Flash Drive is quite fast and It's easy to use. I'll buy this item again for sure. My favorite flash drives are SanDisk and PNY.

I purchased this to have a good flash drive for when i update my motherboard and it works well gor said task.

This drive is fast and compact. Easy to open and close. Great product.

My FIRST upgrade Hard Drive, 40GB, cost $175 plus Tax. This Flash Drive only cost about $15. It's great for data transfers or storage. No Batteries are used in these devices, so there is no loss of data, even if you don't use this for years. I bought this for my sister to store her photos, instead of losing them when her phone crashes... AGAIN.

generally trust PNY flash drives, great prices and so far pretty reliable, decent speeds, can't go wrong with this one. under 10 bucks now what?!

Needed something to move files from one computer to another. This is a fast efficient way to accomplish. Just plug it in and copy fast and reliable.

Excellent quality. Very good in quality. Never get corrupt.

Flash drive is sturdy, reliable, easy to use...and this was a good price...truly needed for emergency computer repair.

Sandisk makes some of the best and fasted USB flash drives in the industry. These are relatively small and work very well with great transfer speeds. Keep in mind that while they are backward compatible with USB 2.0 computers, their transfer speeds will be reduced to match the lowest common denominator, namely the USB 2.0 port it is connected to.

For my systems, a 64 GB flash drive provides the space I need to accomplish periodic backups. This PNY drive was priced right at Best Buy and I bought three of them. It also doesn't come loaded with the usual software junk that I don't use anyway. A great value for me.

I use the drive to transfer and edit video. The USB 3.0 makes for fast transfers from the camera, and for smooth editing without spinning wheels while scrubbing through a segment. The 64 GB capacity holds up to 3 hours of Full HD camera footage from my Canon AX-10 pro camcorder.

Bought this to transfer mp3's so that i could listen to my music in the car. USB 3.0 made for quick transfer speeds. 64GB is large enough for what i need. If you need to store a lot of video, get a larger size.

I shoot a lot of wildlife and sometimes dont have time to work on my photos. I use this as a quick back up before I clean up my photos. Its a bit slow on my Imac but seems to work faster on my PC...For the price I cant complain and I use it a few times a week and has not let me down

Best Buy stocks quality products with the features I want and need. For example a PNY USB 3.0 is of a good quality and fast. I don’t need a cheap USB shaped like a (car|robot|sandal). The rewards plus good price plus the products I want is always a win. Beats ordering online and waiting.

My son loves it, its a great drive for small projects.

PNY flash drives are fast, not loaded with bloatware, and dependable. 3.0 transfers are quick and efficient. The end is slightly curved and indented, making it easy to grasp and remove. An understated red LED light indicates when it is working. Do yourself a favor and pick up a few when these go on sale.

This thumb drive is really fantastic. The low price for a lot of memory is the big selling point. One should never buy this at the regular price. If the PNY thumb drive isn't on sale then try the SanDisk thumb drive. I like them both. If both were on sale the same week, which rarely happens, I would lean toward the PNY thumb drive.