Customer Ratings & Reviews

This memory is okay if your intention is more storage get more figas

What everyone techy always needs. Very convenient and practical.

This device works for allot of things. I will buy this no more!

Good little storage device at a good price and easy to use.

Good for video and 4K photos file transfers. Easy to clip onto hook

Likes: Tough metal exterior. Dislikes USB 3.2 occasionally disconnects from file explorer my the system in use.

Good purchase but sometimes difficult to slide open.

Wrote one file to it and it failed to a write protected state. And because of best buy's crappy 15 day return i missed it by 1 day. Never buying PNY again and never buying from best buy again. Newegg, Amazon, or Microcenter from now on.

When I opened it and went to use it for the first time it was full of saved items already and I only had half of what the thing holds. I have not had time to return it yet

Did not work with my Apple notebook. Took it to Geek Squad, and they still did not work.

I honestly love this so much and easy to use and helped me when my 8GB laptop was getting full. Any laptop that’s an 8 gb or less should be a crime.

I tested this Flashdrive intensivlely and it has Excellent real world speeds comparing to slightly cheaper gen 1 flash drives:  ------------------------------------------------ WHEN CONNECTED TO: (Gen 1 port), the mimimum speed that you will get is 200 MB/s and the average is little higher. And when connected to (Gen 2 port), or thunderbolt port, the minimum speed is 250 MB/s and the average is little higher.  THESE RESULTS ARE IMPRESSIVE Considering that my Gen.2 portable SSD from SanDisk is getting around 470 MB/s Read and around 350 MB/s write speeds. On a regular USB 3.0/3.1/3.2 ( Gen. 1) flashdrive you get 28 MB/s read and 13 MB/s write speed. 

I bought the PNY PRO Elite V2 256GB USB 3.2 Gen 2 Flash Drive. Bought at Best Buy 12-11-2022 its been about a month. I do not know the speed at witch it was moving the data but I copied 150GB and it went well and I did copy some back and read several files on the drive and all seems ok.

It's a flash drive, can I really say 50 words about it.. let's see, the little device is great and user friendly. Just plugged it in and it was ready to receive and save all the valuable files I could send it's way. I wish I would have backed up my files on this handy dandy device before I trusted them to windows 11 that wretched program which arbitrarily dashed my files to a state of a distant memory.