PNY 64GB Duo Link USB 3.1 Type-C OTG Flash Drive for Android Devices and Computers - External Mobile Storage for Photos, Videos, and More

I actually purchased the 64GB version by mistake at a brick-and-mortar retail establishment, and was delighted to realize that I could employ it to move large files between my older Macs and my M1 MBP, which otherwise requires a dongle to accept the Type A connection. The higher-capacity unit is also fine.I gather from some of the one-star reviews that a few customers have run into trouble using these with Windows/Android/iOS. I can only speak to my Mac-to-Mac experience, which has been seamless.

I use it to transfer media from my PC which has a C and my other devices. Sometimes the media is large and going from pc to this a drive via C compared to A is like 5 times faster. PS when it comes to the features rating there's value for money, thickness, and warmth all out of five stars. what does warmth mean and how should one consider the ranking of it?

Works fine and is a nice amount of storage for the money. The only negative is that the body of the drive is wider than it needs to be and creates a problem if you need to plug it into closely spaced inputs along with another device.

Nice idea, but it seems that the USB-C end doesn't quite extend far enough out to make connection with my Samsung Galaxy S10e when it's in my phone case. It did connect when I took the phone out of the case...but why would I want to have to do that each time I wanted to use the drive? And no sensible person would not have their phone in a protective case at all times. Thus, the USB-C end _should_ be just a little longer to ensure connection to an encased phone. Points docked for the lack of convenience (having to take the phone out of its case in order to use it).

Easy Transfer to and Computer New Phones Like My Samsung S22 Ultra no Longer Have A Sd Card So This is a great answer to take my videis and Pictures of my phone to keep and keep the Internal Memory from Using that memory Space

The slide that allows for switching between USB 3 and C does not slip. This is the only duo I like, and I've tried all I could find.

This has to be the slowest USB drive I have ever used. I formatted it for exFAT to be used on both Mac and Windows computers. Copying files in the order of 1MB takes several seconds on my Mac. It fares better on a Windows PC, but sometimes it takes a while for the OS to even recognize that the drive has been plugged in.UPDATE: the sliding mechanism that pushes out either USB side has broken, and neither side has enough resistance to insert into a USB port. Complete garbage!

I love the ability to take the drive, load it with movies and kids shows and plug it into my phone and not take up more storage on my internal memory.