The Centon USB 2.0 Datastick Pro2 in Marble-BubbleGum offers reliable 16GB of portable storage, ideal for students, professionals, and home offices who need quick, dependable file transfers. Built by CENTON ELECTRONICS, it blends distinctive style with everyday practicality in a compact drive.
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Capacity: 16GB of storage for documents, photos, and files
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Interface: USB 2.0 for broad compatibility and steady data transfer up to 480 Mbps
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Design: Marble-BubbleGum finish that adds personality while resisting everyday wear
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Compatibility: Plug-and-play with USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 ports on PCs and laptops; no software required
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Portability: Compact, lightweight form that fits easily in pockets or on a keyring
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Security: Encryption is not built into the drive; encryption depends on the software you choose to use
This Datastick Pro2 is designed to simplify on-the-go storage. Copy presentations for meetings, back up important documents, or stash photos for travel—without worrying about software or drivers. The 16GB capacity is ideal for everyday tasks, and the USB 2.0 interface ensures compatibility with a wide range of devices. The marble finish adds a distinctive look while staying durable for daily carry.
Specs
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Capacity: 16GB
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Interface: USB 2.0
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Finish: Marble-BubbleGum
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Compatibility: USB 2.0/USB 3.0 ports on PCs and laptops
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Plug-and-Play: Yes – no additional software required
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Encryption: Not built-in; encryption depends on third-party software used
Frequently Asked Questions
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What capacity does the Datastick Pro2 have? It has 16GB of storage for everyday files and media.
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Is it plug-and-play? Yes—no drivers or extra software are needed; just plug it in and use.
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What devices is it compatible with? It works with any USB 2.0 or USB 3.0 port on PCs and laptops.
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What about data transfer speeds? With USB 2.0, you can expect theoretical transfer speeds up to 480 Mbps.
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Does it include encryption? The drive does not have built-in encryption; you can use third-party software to encrypt your files if needed.
