PNY RP60
Enthusiast outlets validate its 2,000 MB/s claims and value, but the major guides haven't crowned it, so it sits just below the guide-anchored picks.
Consolidated from 17 cited sources across 16 outlets
Where the cited sources landed, as we read them
- 2 enthusiastic sources
- 11 positive sources
- 3 mixed sources
- 1 unconvinced source
Pros & cons
- ✓ Consistently hits its rated 2000MB/s in testing, with strong sequential write performance
- ✓ Twice as fast as most USB 3.2 Gen 2 drives for the same money
- ✓ IP65 ruggedization
- ✓ Budget-friendly rugged option
- ✓ IP65 sealing
- ✗ Middling sustained write speeds versus Crucial's budget drives
- ✗ Beaten on speed or price by the XS1000 and X6 in every scenario
The sources behind this ranking
We searched the web and YouTube for what has been published about this product, then read the articles, video transcripts and comments we found.
Evidence 9 articles, 5 video reviews and 3 community sources
2 enthusiastic sources
The PNY RP60 offers more than just a rugged IP65-rated exterior that protects against dust and water droplets. It’s handsome and lightweight to boot, as well as an admirable performer, even besting one of the fastest 20Gbps drives I’ve tested — the Crucial X10 Pro — in a couple of our tests.Read P
The PNY RP60 offers more than just a rugged IP65-rated exterior that protects against dust and water droplets. It’s handsome and lightweight to boot, as well as an admirable performer, even besting one of the fastest 20Gbps drives I’ve tested — the Crucial X10 Pro — in a couple of our tests.Read
11 positive sources
Si può dunque promuovere quasi a pieni voti questo PNY RP60, che come detto fatica solo per l'accesso casuale. La sua versatilità in termini di prestazioni lo rende comunque una buona scelta per la conservazione di dati pesanti e la registrazione esterna su fotocamere di ultima generazione. Ha velocità che supportano senza problemi la registrazione 4K ad alti fps.Read T
To wrap it up, the PNY RP60 portable SSD impresses with its blend of rugged design, high-speed performance, and versatile compatibility. Whether you're a content creator, a field researcher, or a tech enthusiast looking for reliable storage, this SSD ticks all the boxes. That's it for today's review on Product Critique.Watch B
PNY is well-known for its large catalog of outstanding computer components and the RP60 Portable SSD is no exception. Not only does this nifty storage drive offer quick transfer speeds via multiple USB formats, it’s also super compact and lightweight, making it easy to travel with.Read R
The speed was noticeably faster than some older portable drives I've used in the past, and the compact design made it easy to keep on hand without feeling weighed down.Watch B
The PNY RP60 hits the sweet spot for the holiday season: fast enough for 4K footage and large photo archives, and rugged enough for a backpack and a rain shower. However, if you want full speed, you’ll need a device with USB 3.2 Gen 2×2—otherwise, performance will be limited.Read B
The PNY RP60 isn't the cheapest portable SSD on the market, but the combination of speed, ruggedness, and included software makes it a compelling option, especially for anyone who needs a reliable storage solution for onthe-go use. If you're a photographer, videographer, or gamer who needs fast and durable storage, the RP60 is definitely worth considering.Watch I Instagram Instagram post
Whether I’m backing up footage after a shoot or moving files between devices, it’s been fast, reliable, and easy to take anywhere. Having gear I can count on means I get to spend more time creating and less time waiting.View post Y
If they're still that close to the EX300U by the time you read this and you prefer the more rugged design, feel free to just buy the RP60.Read F Facebook PNYTechnologies
The PNY RP60 SSD delivers fast speeds, rugged durability, and seamless Type-C connectivity. Perfect for all content creators!View post B
3 mixed sources
In day-to-day use, we found that it largely delivers on those promises, though not always in a way that stands out from increasingly strong competition.Read T
While this plug helps maintain the IP65 rating, it can be frustrating to reinsert due to its extremely flexible tether. A bit of finesse or tools like tweezers or needle-nose pliers are required to guide it back in place, which could be a downside for users in a hurry. Aside from this minor inconvenience, the RP60 is a solid performer that's both fast and durable.Watch D
Buy it if ✅ You want a speed at a fair price: This is one rapid portable SSD, yet it undercuts many rivals on price.Read
Frequently asked questions
It ranks #17 of 28 on our external SSDs tier list, in D tier. That placement draws on 17 cited sources across 16 outlets.
1 of the 17 sources with a clear view is critical of it: Critical Reviews. Middling sustained write speeds versus Crucial's budget drives. Beaten on speed or price by the XS1000 and X6 in every scenario.
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