Naturally, the product release cycle keeps on keepin’ on, though actually keeping track of every new gadget and hi-fi release ...

But with a modern USB 3.2 or USB-C flash drive, those same files can move in seconds. It’s fast, efficient, and doesn’t depend on bandwidth. Then there’s the matter of privacy.

PNY is expanding its portable storage lineup with its new Duo Link V3, a blazing-fast flash drive that you can plug into both USB Type-A and USB Type-C ports. All you have to do is swivel the ...

Get fast, reliable storage with the Amazon Basics 128GB USB 3.1 Flash Drive-high-speed transfers and a retractable design for just $8.39. Perfect for photos, videos, and work files.

Disadvantages: The cheaper the USB flash drives on offer, the more skepticism is required. Even with a stick with a type C connection, the data transfer speed can drop to an outdated USB 2.0 level.

USB flash drives, on the other hand, usually top out at around 1TB, though you can get higher capacity models like Transcend's 2TB flash drive.

What really sells this flash drive on being portable is the handy loop on the end. Carry around up to a whole terabyte, that’s 1,000 GB of data right on your keychain.

Was $25 now $20 at Amazon Never be without a charging cable with the Nomad ChargeKey on your keychain. Be aware that this is the original ChargeKey with a 60W /USB 2.0 speed limit, not the newer ...

This is the fast USB flash drive with the lowest per GB cost at just over than $0.043. Using USB 3.0 technology, it reaches speeds of up to 80MBps, which is neither spectacular nor disappointing.

PNY DUO Link, USB-C and USB-A, 128GB/USB 3.2/200MB/s, now $16.99 (39% off at Best Buy) If you don’t need an absolute ton of space, then you can do just fine with a flash drive up to 256GB.

USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 drives like this TeamGroup PD20, for instance, tend to share the same rated speeds, the same capacity options, and heck, even the same internals such as the controller.