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(65%)
15 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(93%)
3509 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Fast write speed
Sturdy build
Street price as low as $30.
High speed data transfer
Small size fits easily into cramped usb ports
Cap snaps firmly on the back
Windows ReadyBoost compatible
Cheap
Available at many major retail chains
Large data capacity
Fast transfer rate
Convenient size
Shape
And weight
Backward compatible
Well made drive
Decent speeds overall
Fast read and transfer from speeds
The editors didn't like
Short warranty
Slow read speed
Plain design
Removable cap instead of slide-out USB connector
Removable (and losable) cap
No lanyard or case
No Linux support
One-year warranty.
No neck strap or keychain included
No software included.
Very slow write speed
Below-average write speed
High end of price range
Only one color
Overview
The PNY Attaché 16GB USB Flash Drive
With its 16 gigabytes of space
Is one of the largest you can find
And certainly the largest in its price range. If you typically use a lot of hard disk space or...
When compared to other drives it seems the PNY 32GB Attaché USB 2.0 Flash Drive is a bit slow, but the drives I’ve compared it to are some of the fastest out there today so it’s fairly hard to beat them. All in all though the cost per gig...
Fast read and transfer from speeds, Well made drive
Slow write speeds
The PNY Attaché 16GB USB Drive is a nice little option for your portable storage needs. It’s smaller than many others out there making it nice and portable, and it seems well made to survive most of what our daily lives can throw at it. While i...
Large data capacity, Fast transfer rate, Convenient size, shape, and weight, Backward compatible
High end of price range, Only one color, Overview, The PNY Attaché 16GB USB Flash Drive, with its 16 gigabytes of space, is one of the largest you can find, and certainly the largest in its price range. If you typically use a lot of hard disk space or...
Overview The PNY Attaché 16GB USB Flash Drive, with its 16 gigabytes of space, is one of the largest you can find, and certainly the largest in its price range. If you typically use a lot of hard disk space or work with large file formats, this size dr...
High speed data transfer, small size fits easily into cramped usb ports, cap snaps firmly on the back, Windows ReadyBoost compatible
No neck strap or keychain included, no software included.
USB flash memory drives are becoming extremely commonplace today, and their usage has basically become mainstream. With hundreds of brands with multiple features and size offerings, its hard to tell a good USB flash disk from a bad one. Transfer speed...
Short warranty, Slow read speed, Plain design, Removable cap instead of slide-out USB connector
Despite the affordable price, the PNY Attaché isn’t a flash drive that we can recommend over the SanDisk Cruzer Titanium Plus or OCZ Technology Rally2 as those drives feature superior aesthetics, longer warranties, and more impressive read speeds. U...
Removable (and losable) cap, no lanyard or case, no Linux support, one-year warranty.
The PNY Attaché, the least interesting to look at among the USB flash drives here, also offers the least in the way of extras and performance. Its upside is its probably got the lowest price on the street....
Stickers for customising or labelling the drive, Compact design, integrated connection cover
Middleoftheroad performances, Only one sticker supplied as standard
We reckon the only real reason you might buy the Attaché Storage flash drive would be for its handy sticker, as its performances are nothing to write home about....
Flash storage really is one of those technologies that has crept up on everyone. Its now everywhere and is seemingly unstoppable.These latest 4GB and 8GB capacity thumb drives are appearing at ludicrously low prices and have helped replace the now nea...
