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After spending more than 70 hours testing recent USB flash drives and comparing them with dozens of previous models for this update, we’ve concluded that the PNY Pro Elite V3 USB 3.2 Gen2 Type-C ...

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Toshiba’s Encrypted USB Flash Drive retails for $95 for the 4GB model, $112 for the 8GB version, $140 for the 16GB and $200 for 32GB of storage. Each comes with a three-year limited warranty.

SanDisk’s new Cruzer Titanium Plus USB flash drive offers automatic online backup for every file copied to the drive, giving users access to their backed-up files through any Internet connected ...

To safely eject a USB flash drive, open This PC in File Explorer and right-click on the USB drive in question, then select Eject. That will properly deregister the drive and make it safe to unplug.