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Apacer AH25B 256GB USB 3.2 Gen1 Red RP Pen Dr ...
04.05.121.221 Apacer AH25B 256GB USB 3.2 Gen1 Red RP Pen Drive
04.05.121.221

Interface(s) - USB 3.2
Capacity (GB/TB) - 256GB
Access Time Read (Mbps) - Up to 420Mb/s
Access Time Write (Mbps) - Up to 400Mb/s
Color - Red

Tk 3,500

Kingston DataTraveler Duo 256GB USB 3.2 Gen 1 ...
04.05.026.71 Kingston DataTraveler Duo 256GB USB 3.2 Gen 1 & Type-C OTG Pen Drive #DTDEG2/256GB
04.05.026.71

Interface(s) - USB 3.2
Capacity (GB/TB) - 256GB
Access Time Read (Mbps) - Unmentioned
Access Time Write (Mbps) - Unmentioned
Color - Black & Green

Tk 3,600

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Lexar JumpDrive D400 256GB USB 3.2 Gen 1 OTG ...
04.05.769.105 Lexar JumpDrive D400 256GB USB 3.2 Gen 1 OTG Grey Pen Drive
04.05.769.105

Interface(s) - USB 3.2
Capacity (GB/TB) - 256GB
Color - Grey

Tk 3,700

Transcend JetFlash 700/730 256GB USB 3.1 Gen ...
04.05.047.280 Transcend JetFlash 700/730 256GB USB 3.1 Gen 1 Black Pen Drive #TS256GJF700
04.05.047.280

Interface(s) - USB 3.1
Capacity (GB/TB) - 256GB
Color - Black

Tk 4,300

Lexar JumpDrive Fingerprint F35 Pro 128GB USB 3.2 Gen 1 Black & Silver Pen Drive #LJDF35P128G-RNBNG

Lexar JumpDrive Fingerprint F35 Pro 128GB USB ...
04.05.769.91 Lexar JumpDrive Fingerprint F35 Pro 128GB USB 3.2 Gen 1 Black & Silver Pen Drive #LJDF35P128G-RNBNG
04.05.769.91

Interface(s) - USB 3.2
Capacity (GB/TB) - 128GB
Access Time Read (Mbps) - 400MB/s
Access Time Write (Mbps) - 300MB/s
Color - Black & Silver

Tk 4,900

ADATA UC310 256GB USB 3.2 Black Pen Drive #UC ...
04.05.055.229 ADATA UC310 256GB USB 3.2 Black Pen Drive #UC310-256G-RBK
04.05.055.229

Interface(s) - USB 3.2
Capacity (GB/TB) - 256GB
Access Time Read (Mbps) - 100 Mbps
Access Time Write (Mbps) - 10 Mbps
Color - Black

Tk 5,100

Kingston DataTraveler Kyson 256GB Gen 1 Pen D ...
04.05.026.18 Kingston DataTraveler Kyson 256GB Gen 1 Pen Drive #DTKN/256GB
04.05.026.18

Interface(s) - USB 3.2
Capacity (GB/TB) - 256GB
Access Time Read (Mbps) - 200Mbps
Access Time Write (Mbps) - 60Mbps
Color - Silver

Tk 5,200

ADATA UV128 256GB Black-Blue USB 3.2 Pen Driv ...
04.05.055.193 ADATA UV128 256GB Black-Blue USB 3.2 Pen Drive
04.05.055.193

Interface(s) - USB 3.2
Capacity (GB/TB) - 256GB
Access Time Read (Mbps) - 100MB/s
Access Time Write (Mbps) - 10MB/s
Color - Black & Blue

Tk 5,200

Transcend Jetflash 790 512GB USB 3.1 Pen Driv ...
04.05.047.227 Transcend Jetflash 790 512GB USB 3.1 Pen Drive #TS512GJF790K
04.05.047.227

Interface(s) - USB 3.1
Capacity (GB/TB) - 512GB
Access Time Read (Mbps) - 150MB/s
Access Time Write (Mbps) - 90MB/s
Color - Black

Tk 7,400

Transcend JetFlash 700/730 512GB USB 3.1 Gen ...
04.05.047.279 Transcend JetFlash 700/730 512GB USB 3.1 Gen 1 Black Pen Drive #TS512GJF700
04.05.047.279

Interface(s) - USB 3.1
Capacity (GB/TB) - 512GB
Access Time Read (Mbps) - 150MB/s
Access Time Write (Mbps) - 90MB/s
Color - Black

Tk 8,800

Lexar JumpDrive Fingerprint F35 Pro 256GB USB ...
04.05.769.92 Lexar JumpDrive Fingerprint F35 Pro 256GB USB 3.2 Gen 1 Black & Silver Pen Drive
04.05.769.92

Interface(s) - USB 3.2
Capacity (GB/TB) - 256GB
Access Time Read (Mbps) - 400MB/s
Access Time Write (Mbps) - 350MB/s
Color - Black & Silver

Tk 8,999

Kingston DataTraveler Kyson 512GB USB 3.2 Gen ...
04.05.026.47 Kingston DataTraveler Kyson 512GB USB 3.2 Gen 1 Pen Drive #DTKN/512GB
04.05.026.47

Interface(s) - USB 3.2
Capacity (GB/TB) - 512GB
Access Time Read (Mbps) - 200MB/s
Access Time Write (Mbps) - 60MB/s
Color - Silver

Tk 9,500

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Pen Drive Price in Bangladesh

A pen drive is one of the simplest ways to carry, transfer, and back up your files - no internet needed, no account required. At Ryans, pen drive prices in Bangladesh start from around 850 Taka and go up to 8,000 Taka, covering capacities from 32GB to 256GB across USB 2.0, USB 3.0, and USB 3.2 standards. You'll find standard Type-A, dual Type-A plus Type-C, and OTG models from trusted brands. If you need something for daily documents, large media files, or phone-to-computer transfers, this page has options for every need and budget.

Explore Different Types of Pen Drives

USB 2.0 Pen Drive

USB 2.0 drives are the most basic and budget-friendly option. With a maximum speed of 480 Mbps, they are perfectly fine for transferring documents, PDFs, class notes, and small office files. If your daily use is light and speed is not a priority, a USB 2.0 model from a trusted brand is a practical, low-cost choice.

USB 3.0 / USB 3.2 Gen 1 Pen Drive

USB 3.0 and USB 3.2 Gen 1 are functionally the same standard, both offering up to 5 Gbps of signalling speed. These drives are noticeably faster than USB 2.0 for larger files like photos, videos, and software packages. If you transfer big files regularly, a USB 3.x model is a smarter investment even if it costs a little more.

USB 3.2 Gen 2 Pen Drive

These are the faster end of the USB 3.x family, with up to 10 Gbps theoretical speed. They are best suited for creators and professionals who frequently move high-resolution media, large project files, or compressed archives and want the quickest possible transfer experience.

OTG Pen Drive

OTG (On-The-Go) pen drives let you connect directly to smartphones and tablets that support OTG functionality. They are ideal for users who need to move files between a phone and a computer without relying on cloud uploads or cables. Always confirm your phone supports OTG before purchasing.

Dual Connector (Type-A + Type-C) Pen Drive

Dual-connector drives combine a standard USB Type-A plug with a USB Type-C plug on the same body. This makes them highly flexible - one drive works across older desktops, newer laptops, and modern smartphones or tablets. SanDisk's dual-drive lineup is a well-known example of this format and is especially popular with mobile-first users in Bangladesh.

USB Type-C Only Pen Drive

Pure Type-C pen drives are designed for newer devices that have dropped the traditional Type-A port entirely. These are increasingly relevant as more ultrabooks, tablets, and high-end smartphones shift exclusively to USB-C. If your devices are all modern and Type-C equipped, this connector type is the cleanest and most convenient option.

Compact and Keyring-Friendly Designs

Some pen drives are designed to be as small and unobtrusive as possible - flat, nano, or keyring-compatible models that barely stick out from the port. These are great for everyday carry when you want minimal bulk. The tradeoff is that they can be easier to lose, so a keyring attachment or bright color helps.

Swivel and Retractable Pen Drives

Swivel and retractable designs eliminate the need for a cap by rotating or sliding the connector in and out of the body. These are popular because you never lose a cap and the connector stays protected. They tend to be slightly bulkier than nano models but offer a good balance of protection and convenience.

Cap and Metal Body Pen Drives

Classic capped designs protect the connector from dust and physical damage. Metal-body models add durability and a premium feel. These are a good fit for users who carry their drives in bags or pockets alongside keys and other items where the connector could get scratched or damaged.

Popular Brands of Pen Drive

The table below keeps the brand comparison simple and mobile-friendly while still helping buyers compare usage, strengths, and the best fit.

Brand	Best For	Main Strengths	Good Fit If You Want
SanDisk	OTG, dual connector, mainstream storage	Trusted name, strong reliability, wide product range	Phone-to-PC transfer, regular use, flexible connectivity
Kingston	Everyday storage, office work	Broad compatibility, dependable models, strong brand trust	Documents, office files, long-term regular use
Transcend	Mid-range value	Balanced price and performance, solid build	Students, office work, general storage
ADATA	Budget-friendly USB 3.x speed	Good performance at accessible pricing	Faster transfers without overspending
Apacer	Simple durable storage	Straightforward, dependable, competitively priced	Everyday carry and common storage needs
TwinMOS	Entry-level value	Lower-cost options in common capacities	Light use, class notes, basic file transfer
Hiksemi	Affordable everyday use	Price-focused models for standard needs	Budget buyers looking for simple storage

Key Features to Compare

Storage Capacity: 32GB vs 64GB vs 128GB

Capacity is the first decision most buyers face. A 32GB drive suits students and light users who mainly store documents, slides, and small files. 64GB is a better all-round pick for mixed personal and work use. 128GB and above makes more sense for photographers, video editors, and anyone carrying software packages, media libraries, or regular backups. Only pay for what you will actually use.

USB Version and Interface Speed

The USB version determines the maximum speed your drive can achieve. USB 2.0 tops out at 480 Mbps - fine for documents but slow for large files. USB 3.0, 3.1 Gen 1, and 3.2 Gen 1 are all the same 5 Gbps class. USB 3.2 Gen 2 doubles that to 10 Gbps. Higher USB generation means faster potential, but actual speed also depends on the drive's internal hardware - not just the label.

Real Read Speed vs Real Write Speed

This is one of the most overlooked details. A drive labeled "USB 3.0" can still have very slow write speeds if the internal flash memory and controller are low quality. Many cheap drives feel sluggish when copying large files or many small files at once. Always look for advertised read and write speed figures separately, and treat missing write speed specs as a warning sign.

Connector Type: Type-A vs Type-C vs Dual

Type-A fits most desktops, older laptops, and general-purpose devices. Type-C is the right choice for newer laptops, modern tablets, and USB-C phones. Dual connectors give you both on one drive, eliminating adapter dependency. Choose based on what ports your actual devices have - not just what is most common.

OTG Compatibility

OTG support allows a pen drive to connect directly to a smartphone or tablet. If moving files between your phone and computer is part of your routine, OTG capability is worth specifically checking before buying. Not all phones support OTG, and not all pen drives that look like OTG models are genuinely compatible with all Android devices.

Build Quality and Body Design

A metal body generally handles drops, bag pressure, and daily wear better than a plastic one. Capless designs (swivel or retractable) prevent the common problem of losing the connector cap. If you carry your drive daily or in a crowded bag, build quality directly affects how long it lasts.

Warranty and After-Sales Support

Warranty terms vary widely. Some brands like Kingston offer up to five years of warranty on certain models, while budget options may have little or no reliable after-sales support in Bangladesh. In a category where fake drives and sudden failures are real concerns, buying from a store with clear warranty backing matters as much as the drive itself.

Authenticity and Fake Capacity Risk

Fake or counterfeit pen drives are a real problem - especially online. These drives report a high capacity (like 128GB) to the operating system but can only store a fraction of that before corrupting data. Buying from a trusted retailer like Ryans significantly reduces this risk. Always verify storage capacity after purchase using a reliable disk-checking tool.

Heat Resistance and Durability

Cheap drives can overheat during long transfers, which can corrupt data or shorten the drive's lifespan. While no pen drive is designed for extreme heat, quality drives from established brands use better controllers and flash chips that handle sustained use more reliably. This matters most for users who do frequent, large file transfers.

Portability and Size

Nano and compact drives are ideal for permanent or near-permanent attachment to a laptop port. Full-sized or keyring models are easier to find in a bag and less likely to be left behind. Match the physical form factor to how and where you actually carry and use the drive.

How to Choose the Right Pen Drive in BD

Start with your use case. For documents and study materials, a 32GB or 64GB USB 3.x drive from a trusted brand is usually enough. For photos, videos, or software files, go with 128GB and a USB 3.x model with clearly stated write speed. For phone-to-computer transfers, prioritize a dual Type-A plus Type-C or OTG drive.

Then check compatibility. Make sure the connector matches your devices and that OTG support is confirmed if you need it. Do not assume a USB 3.x label guarantees fast real-world performance - check the actual write speed figures.

Finally, buy with authenticity in mind. In Bangladesh, fake capacity drives and unreliable warranty claims are real risks. Choosing a reputable seller and a well-known brand is part of making the right purchase decision, not just a secondary concern.

Best Pen Drive for Different Users

For Students

A reliable 32GB or 64GB drive is usually the smartest pick. Look for a compact, easy-to-carry design from a trusted brand. USB 3.x is worth choosing even for lighter use because it future-proofs your purchase.

Product Examples

Apacer AH25C 32GB USB 3.2 Gen 1 Ocean Blue Pen Drive

TwinMOS M16 32GB USB 3.2 Black Pen Drive

For Office Users

Office users benefit most from a 64GB or 128GB USB 3.x drive. Faster transfers during repeated daily use add up over time. A branded model with warranty support also reduces the risk of data loss at the worst possible moment.

Product Examples

Kingston DataTraveler Kyson 128GB USB 3.2 Gen 1 Silver Pen Drive

Hiksemi Blade HS-USB-E301 64GB USB 3.2 Gen 1 Grey Pen Drive

For Freelancers and Creators

Speed and capacity matter more than price here. A higher-capacity USB 3.x drive with clearly stated write speeds is the practical choice for moving project files, design exports, and media. Dual-connector models add useful flexibility across different workstations.

Product Examples

Transcend JetFlash 700/730 256GB USB 3.1 Gen 1 Black Pen Drive

ADATA UC310 128GB USB 3.2 Black Pen Drive

For Smartphone and Type-C Users

A dual Type-A plus Type-C or dedicated OTG pen drive removes the need for cloud uploads when moving files between devices. SanDisk's dual-drive lineup is one of the most popular choices for this use case and works well for users who regularly switch between phone and computer.

Product Examples

SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive 64GB USB 3.1 Type-C Retractable Black Pen Drive

SanDisk 64GB Ultra Dual Drive Go USB Type-C Peach Pen Drive

Buying Tips Before Purchase

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Match capacity and connector first

Match capacity and connector to your actual devices before anything else - wrong connector type is one of the most common buying mistakes.

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Do not trust the USB label alone

Do not rely on the USB version label alone - check the actual stated read and write speeds if available.

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Never keep your only backup

Never store your only copy of important files on a pen drive - corruption and data loss are real risks, especially with budget drives.

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Buy from a trusted retailer

Buy from a trusted retailer to avoid fake storage capacity and ensure genuine warranty support.

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Check OTG support carefully

Check OTG compatibility with your specific phone model before buying an OTG pen drive.

Why Choose Ryans for Pen Drive

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Genuine pen drives from trusted brands Buy with more confidence from recognized brands instead of risking fake or unreliable storage.

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Well-organized category for easier browsing Find models more quickly by checking type, connector, and storage needs in one place.

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Clear filters by capacity and connector type Compare 32GB, 64GB, 128GB and different connector styles more conveniently.

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Reliable after-sales support Buy with better peace of mind from a seller that supports warranty and service concerns.

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More confidence against fake storage risks A trusted retailer lowers the chance of getting counterfeit or fake-capacity drives.

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Better support for warranty and compatibility concerns Helpful when checking connector match, OTG fit, or after-sales support details.

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Trusted retailer advantage for Bangladesh buyers Useful for buyers who want safer purchasing with better local confidence.

FAQs

How much storage do I need: 32GB, 64GB, or 128GB? +

32GB works for documents and light use. 64GB is a better all-round pick. 128GB suits media, software, and heavier storage needs.

Which is better: USB 2.0 or USB 3.0/3.2? +

USB 3.x is faster and the better choice for most users today. USB 3.0, 3.1 Gen 1, and 3.2 Gen 1 are all 5 Gbps class, while USB 2.0 tops out at 480 Mbps.

Is it safe to store important files on a pen drive? +

Pen drives are convenient for transfer and carry, but should not be your only backup. Data corruption and loss are real risks, especially with low-quality drives.

Which brand of pen drive is best? +

SanDisk and Kingston are strong mainstream choices. Transcend and ADATA offer solid value. The best brand depends on your budget, connector need, and preferred capacity.

What is the average price range of pen drives in Bangladesh? +

On Ryans, prices range from approximately 850 to 8,000 Taka depending on capacity, speed, connector type, brand, and build quality.