Quickly and easily transfer your files between OTG-enabled Android smartphones and tablets1 and PC and Mac computers. Free up space to add more photos, videos, songs, and other stuff. Simply connect the SanDisk Ultra Dual USB Drive 3.0 to the micro-USB port of your Android device and move up to 64GB of content to the drive. Quickly transfer files at up to 130MB/s from drive to computer with the high-speed USB 3.0 connector
Transfer files between OTG-enabled Android smartphones and tablets1 and PC andMac computers
Sleek retractable design with both micro-USB and USB 3.0 connectors
High-speed USB 3.0 performance transfers files from the drive to your computer at upto130MB/s
Moved to computers.
- mixmixi
10 comments
rudey
3 Jun 161#1
have some heat big fella ... brilliant OTG drive ( specially for those with limited space) you can transfer pics music from phone to drive or visa versa
rudey
3 Jun 161#2
plus free del .................!
wirdy
3 Jun 161#3
that's a great price for 64gb & OTG. So good I've had to buy one. Good spot OP!
rudey
3 Jun 161#4
must have gadget for holiday pictures back up ...
DADSCAB
3 Jun 161#5
I use it to transfer films and TV series that I download using the hotel wifi when we're away on holiday. So we have something decent to watch in the evenings. Provided the hotel TV has a usb slot and provided I'm not 10 sheets to the wind.
On previous trips I used an OTG lead that I picked up for a few quid.
Smartguy1
3 Jun 162#6
I have one of these and although the read speed is good the write speed leaves a lot to be desired and doesn't even reach the speed of USB 2 not to mention USB 3. Poor in my opinion and although handy it maybe, fast it is not.
rudey
4 Jun 16#7
possibly as all the new phones bar a few still use usb 2....
the blue port on new laptop's and PC's will get you usb 3 speeds also in NTFS mode not FAT
squowse
6 Jun 16#8
As others have noted these are a bit prone to the sliding mechanism breaking. I managed to get my data off but picked up a PNY 16GB OTG Duo-Link OU3 USB3.0 for a fiver or something at PC world and it is now living on my keyring, Time will tell but I think I favour it for a) no moving parts b) although plastic it seems like it might be a bit "bouncy" and resilient if it got crushed against keys in your pocket for example.
Still looking for a really bomb proof USB OTG convertible stick though. Size not too important to me 16GB is plenty. I only need it to be always with me and to work when I need it to transfer an email attachment or dropbox download from my phone to a handheld computer.
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Quickly and easily transfer your files between OTG-enabled Android smartphones and tablets1 and PC and Mac computers. Free up space to add more photos, videos, songs, and other stuff. Simply connect the SanDisk Ultra Dual USB Drive 3.0 to the micro-USB port of your Android device and move up to 64GB of content to the drive. Quickly transfer files at up to 130MB/s from drive to computer with the high-speed USB 3.0 connector
Transfer files between OTG-enabled Android smartphones and tablets1 and PC andMac computers
Sleek retractable design with both micro-USB and USB 3.0 connectors
High-speed USB 3.0 performance transfers files from the drive to your computer at upto130MB/s
Moved to computers.
- mixmixi
10 comments
On previous trips I used an OTG lead that I picked up for a few quid.
the blue port on new laptop's and PC's will get you usb 3 speeds also in NTFS mode not FAT
Still looking for a really bomb proof USB OTG convertible stick though. Size not too important to me 16GB is plenty. I only need it to be always with me and to work when I need it to transfer an email attachment or dropbox download from my phone to a handheld computer.
Mine fell to bits in days