PNY 16GB Attaché 4 USB 2.0 Flash Drive 3-Pack

I was looking for a name brand and some thumb drives with multi colors. I found these and fee I made a good choice.Colors to me reflect mood music for the car.

Good deal and recommend

1 of the 3 is 16gb, like advertised, another is 64 gb, and the last is 5mb. That last 1 is probably miss formatted but I'm not even gonna try to fix it

As others have mentioned, the flash drives I received also showed a capacity of around 30GB. Worried that they might be fakes, I called PNY customer service. The representative said that during manufacture they had run out of 16GB chips and substituted larger capacity chips.

I work with a specific brand of printers and when they need to be formatted and the firmware reinstalled they tend to be picky with the USB pen drives. Need to be USB 2.0 and 32GB or less the better. I bought them at a really good price from Amazon, that makes it less of a burden when a I start looking for them and realize that a left it still plugged on a customers machine that is almost 3 hours away. So yes, definitely will buy again.

These suit my needs perfectly. I needed. I had to have several thumb drives that were no larger than 32 GB and could be formated to FAT32. These served the purpose.

These are great drives. The only problem is they are 32 gb drives, not 16gb. Normally who would complain except the Honda update maps will only work with 16 gb drives! Go figure. Not worth sending back.

I specifically ordered these due to being a reputable brand, and needing a usb between 2-16gb to work with a device with legacy chipsets. Drives in this range are can be formatted to have 4096 packet size, which is required for my use. These drives, although labeled 16GB, are in fact 32 GB, and have a smallest packet size of 8192, which will not work for my purposes. So anyone who has done a firmware update on an EG4 inverter, and now needs a usb to do a touchscreen update to fix a problem, these will not be what you want.They are probably perfectly good usb sticks, if you can use the newer/larger file allocation(packet) sizes in your application.