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
Latest comments (27)
slayerx321
25 Sep 16#22
can you transfer more than 4gb in a single file?
Johnmcl7 to slayerx321
26 Sep 16#27
That's a file format limitation rather than a hardware limitation, the FAT32 format only supports a maximum filesize of 4GB but it has the advantage that it's near universally supported so it works with Windows, Android, Linux, OSX etc without issue. You can use a different file system but then you can run into compatibility issues depending on what devices you want to use with this.
John
seanandleah
25 Sep 16#24
Does anybody know if this will work in a Zgemma box to record etc please
Elevation to seanandleah
25 Sep 161#25
If it has a USB port then yes.
plewis00 to seanandleah
26 Sep 16#26
Yes it will (as long as your box accepts USB for PVR storage) but you may as well get a normal and cheaper USB drive as the OTG function would be largely wasted on this application.
plewis00
25 Sep 16#23
Which even if that was the case, is completely irrelevant in the context of this item - which is surely what we're discussing?
Anyway I'm not going to bother arguing with you any more over this. The fact is this USB stick (that the OP posted) will not working on an iPhone - unless you plug it into something like the SanDisk Wireless Connect or similar.
Proveright
25 Sep 16#21
It is a source of continuous amazement to me how Apple gets away with it. charging more for less? You would of thought that Apple products would have gone they way of the likes of " internet explorer ", it is there but the majority in the know dont use it anymore!
taras
25 Sep 16#20
All i said was that iphone 5 and above supports usb otg in some applications .. i'm soo sorry that upsets people ..
ashraf86uk
25 Sep 16#19
Great price, I bought a 16gb one from Tesco a while back for £5 I believe, use it to transfer files from my Linx 8 which I bought off here for torrenting
DonkeyKonk
25 Sep 161#16
Great if you have a humax pvr, can copy and paste the .ts files and swap to an android device via USB otg very quickly (then use MX Player to watch)
Benuum to DonkeyKonk
25 Sep 16#18
I have a Humax PVR, two in fact. A PVR-9200T & A PVR-9300T. Looked into this very subject a couple of years ago. At the time seemed like a major PITA, if at all possible to get the programmes off it? :disappointed: Is it now possible with these gadgets?
Jo444
24 Sep 16#14
please discuss no fight...
Elevation to Jo444
25 Sep 161#17
Yeah and please don't ever suggest that iphones are essentially useless unless you jailbreak them or buy this adaptor or that adaptor, you're going to upset an awful lot of status seekers!! :laughing:
sxxychocolate
24 Sep 16#15
Great device and shed loads of space. I got mine for £18.99 during one amazon's lightening deals :smiley:. For those that like to carry plenty of media with them a small handy device, this rather cool :0) At £21.99, it's still a great bargain.....heated up :smiley:
Argoj
24 Sep 161#13
I have the 32gb USB3 version of this and its a very slow drive,
taras
24 Sep 16#12
Both thunderbolt and the lightening connector support usb. Adding thunderbolt into the conversation wasn't needed by my part.
Regardless iphone 5 and above with ios 9.2 supports otg... Not all applications support it though. If you want to rant at me, fine; i don't really care..
plewis00
24 Sep 16#11
What has this got to do with Thunderbolt? Fine, you know what, go spreading your rubbish and thinking your an IT expert, people like you are why repair companies exist.
The stick the OP posted does not and will not work on iPhones, it's not a debate or 'my opinion', it's reality. That is why SanDisk makes the iXpand specifically for the iPhone. Do you not think if a cheap adapter allowed any OTG drive to be used on an iPhone people might not just go and do that instead?
taras
24 Sep 16#10
I'm sorry but you have no idea what thunderbolt is nor otg ...
plewis00
24 Sep 16#9
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.
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.
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.
abdishah
24 Sep 16#4
can I put videos I download onto the USB flash drive. any recommendations on which torrent app to use on the iPhone
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Details
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
Latest comments (27)
John
And if you think I just made it up, read this:
https://www.quora.com/Does-the-iPhone-6-support-OTG
Anyway I'm not going to bother arguing with you any more over this. The fact is this USB stick (that the OP posted) will not working on an iPhone - unless you plug it into something like the SanDisk Wireless Connect or similar.
Regardless iphone 5 and above with ios 9.2 supports otg... Not all applications support it though. If you want to rant at me, fine; i don't really care..
The stick the OP posted does not and will not work on iPhones, it's not a debate or 'my opinion', it's reality. That is why SanDisk makes the iXpand specifically for the iPhone. Do you not think if a cheap adapter allowed any OTG drive to be used on an iPhone people might not just go and do that instead?
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.
iphone 5 and above with ios9.2
ps stop insulting me
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.