ok you can buy 128gb USB for a little cheaper but if your in need of a USB with micro usb OTG (android) support this seems like a pretty good deal. specs below.
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This is the flash drive you've always wanted, the one that makes it fast and easy to transfer or share files from your OTG-enabled Android smartphone or tablet onto your PC or Mac computer, or with other Android devices. Now your phone is always in the zone, ready to shoot more pictures and videos or add more songs on the go.
With a micro-USB connector on one end, and a USB 3.0 connector on the other, this sleek, handy flash drive lets you move content easily between all the devices in your world from your OTG-enabled Android smartphone to your tablet, your laptop, your Mac or PC. The USB connector is USB 3.0 enabled and backward-compatible with USB 2.0 ports.
Transfer from your flash drive to your computers USB 3.0 port at the no-wait rate of up to 150MB/s. Speed like this makes it possible to move whole movies, audiobooks, or music libraries in just seconds. And that helps make your Android smartphone the ultimate on-the-go entertainment device as well your favourite camera.
Offering up to 128GB of storage, SanDisk Ultra Dual USB Drive 3.0 gives you more than enough capacity for large digital photo or music libraries and plenty of room to move yesterdays videos off your phone so you have room to capture whats happening today.
Download the SanDisk Memory Zone app from the Google Play Store and use it to monitor available memory and efficiently manage, organise, and back up files stored on your Android smartphone.
Specification
Automatically-detected when connected to an OTG-enabled smartphone or tablet
Compatible with PC & Mac computers no drivers needed
Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Mac OS 10.6+
Interface: micro-USB and USB 3.0 connectors
Operational Temperature: 32° - 113° F (0° 45° C)
Storage temperature: 50° - 158° F (-10° 70° C)
Dimensions: 0.43 x 0.78 x 1.44 in. ;11.0 x 19.8 x 36.6 mm
Requires Android smartphone or tablet with On-The-Go (OTG) compatibility
can I put videos I download onto the USB flash drive. any recommendations on which torrent app to use on the iPhone
plewis00
24 Sep 162#5
Don't mislead people... You can't just 'convert' this to Lightning with an adapter. Your second suggestion of the iXpand or similar is the only real option.
Abdishah, if you are really thinking about torrenting on an iPhone use something like iTransmission or save yourself all the hassle and just get a cheap Android or Windows tablet to use as a secondary device. Trust me, coming from someone who used to use an iPhone, things like this can be resolved with jailbreaking, mods and all kinds of other things but eventually it's just cheaper to get a different device that can do all this from the off.
That's so you can use a micro-USB cable with an iPhone. Not so you can use an OTG device as the iPhone doesn't support USB OTG. Stop making things up which are completely wrong and do your research first.
So that shows it working with this SanDisk Ultra OTG drive does it? Seriously just admit you're wrong. If you want to go plugging things that don't work into your own phone that's fine but stop suggesting other people do it.
Just because you can use the adapter to import photos or for a MIDI link doesn't mean you have OTG access.
If I had got it wrong I would just admit it, not dig myself a deeper hole.
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This is the flash drive you've always wanted, the one that makes it fast and easy to transfer or share files from your OTG-enabled Android smartphone or tablet onto your PC or Mac computer, or with other Android devices. Now your phone is always in the zone, ready to shoot more pictures and videos or add more songs on the go.
With a micro-USB connector on one end, and a USB 3.0 connector on the other, this sleek, handy flash drive lets you move content easily between all the devices in your world from your OTG-enabled Android smartphone to your tablet, your laptop, your Mac or PC. The USB connector is USB 3.0 enabled and backward-compatible with USB 2.0 ports.
Transfer from your flash drive to your computers USB 3.0 port at the no-wait rate of up to 150MB/s. Speed like this makes it possible to move whole movies, audiobooks, or music libraries in just seconds. And that helps make your Android smartphone the ultimate on-the-go entertainment device as well your favourite camera.
Offering up to 128GB of storage, SanDisk Ultra Dual USB Drive 3.0 gives you more than enough capacity for large digital photo or music libraries and plenty of room to move yesterdays videos off your phone so you have room to capture whats happening today.
Download the SanDisk Memory Zone app from the Google Play Store and use it to monitor available memory and efficiently manage, organise, and back up files stored on your Android smartphone.
Specification
Automatically-detected when connected to an OTG-enabled smartphone or tablet
Compatible with PC & Mac computers no drivers needed
Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Mac OS 10.6+
Interface: micro-USB and USB 3.0 connectors
Operational Temperature: 32° - 113° F (0° 45° C)
Storage temperature: 50° - 158° F (-10° 70° C)
Dimensions: 0.43 x 0.78 x 1.44 in. ;11.0 x 19.8 x 36.6 mm
Requires Android smartphone or tablet with On-The-Go (OTG) compatibility
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Abdishah, if you are really thinking about torrenting on an iPhone use something like iTransmission or save yourself all the hassle and just get a cheap Android or Windows tablet to use as a secondary device. Trust me, coming from someone who used to use an iPhone, things like this can be resolved with jailbreaking, mods and all kinds of other things but eventually it's just cheaper to get a different device that can do all this from the off.
iphone 5 and above with ios9.2
ps stop insulting me
Just because you can use the adapter to import photos or for a MIDI link doesn't mean you have OTG access.
If I had got it wrong I would just admit it, not dig myself a deeper hole.