PNY 256GB Duo Link USB 3.2 Type-C Dual Flash Drive for Android Devices and Computers - External Mobile Storage for Photos, Videos, and More - 200MB/s

Great size, speed, capacity, dual USB A and C. Well designed and fabricated metal case. Overall a cery good value

It is small and handy between phone or tablet android based. It does not claim to write faster than usb 2.0. It reads much faster. I see some folks got defective physical C usb connector. The 3 I have are not defective. I made Acronis rescue media and restored 40gb to my bitlocked laptop. I am happy with how fast it restored. I did have one device that windows 11 had trouble formatting to ntfs. That sort of scared me but it did format fine in another laptop. If the build issue still exists I don't see it any I have. Everything about it is in written form on the back. Maybe there are faster write speeds but not with the phone usb C support. This a unique product. Based on current 3.2 USB but that only means you can plug it to something 3.2 there aren't claims to support optimal 3.2 transfer speeds. I could not find another small device like this to go between machines with differing physical connections. I'm only worried about the one that was tricky to format.

This drive is extremely small. I mean, small. The smallest flash drive I've ever had. I also love that it has both USB A and USB C. I have multiple devices I need to connect this to. Some of them only have USB A ports and some only have C ports. Tip, if you're going to be using the device with multiple operating systems like myself, reformat the drive to the exFAT standard. By default the drive is formatted as FAT. Which while yes, it works with any OS, it only supports individual files being up to 4gb in size. When you purchase a 256gb drive its safe to assume you're going to want to put files larger than 4gb on it. So make sure to reformat it to the modern exFAT standard. Strange that this is the decision they made. Can only imagine the number of people that likely return it because they try to transfer a large file over and it just gives them an error due to the default formatting method. It's a simple fix that should be the default for how this device is shipped. That being said, just reformat it to exFAT and it's perfect.

Good product no software to support android devices. I have the same product to use on my Ipad, works great. I bought this product to work on my Android tablet. It did not come with the Duo Link software.I called the company they said it only works on Apple products, not Android.Amazons product listing does not say that.

Perfectly fine for using as a quick storage device if that is all you're using it for, for me however I bought it to use as storage media for recording Pro Res 4k60 on the Iphone 15 Pro, it allowed me to record but popped up a message saying the media's write speed was not quick enough and had to take time between the recordings to save to the drive.Will probably still use it to record, just a little annoying.

Heavy duty good build I got a cheaper flash drive before I bought this ,that looks just like this from another brand and it wouldn't even be recognized by any of my devices. Don't make the same mistake I did just spend the couple extra dollars and by this one its great, small, and Convenient.

Love the dual head design, made deploying images much easier across various configuration at my previous job. It does get a bit warm after use.

256Gb is 256Gb.There are some trade off between using it as a USB-C and USB-3 (just USB-3 speed, I guess)My main complaint is the metal loop can sometimes pull the drive out of the socket. I have a rather heavy set of keys connecting to the ring. Hence, you work and work, and suddenly not accessible because someone 5 feet away jumped.My second complaint is the device seems to show its age after just 5 months of daily use (not storing work on company device because when there is an upgrade to office computer, ALL HELL BREAKS LOOSE.) It is now more like a USB-2 device even if it is connected to a USB-C port.