We’ve all felt the terror of the dreaded iPhone Storage Full notification. Luckily, you don’t necessarily have to comb through which files to delete, especially if you have a trusty smartphone-compatible flash drive on hand. This 4-in-1 Smart Flash Drive for iPhones, tablets and Android does the job perfectly, and you can purchase one on sale for $22.99 (Reg. $29).
Instantly expand your smartphone’s memory
Boasting 64GB of space — the same as many iPhone models — this useful little thumb drive connects to your smartphone’s port for a generous boost of much-needed external storage. It has four connectors (Lightning, USB-C, USB 3.0 and Micro-USB), making it compatible with a broad range of smartphones, tablets and computers.
The four-headed drive is handy for storing additional files your smartphone can’t handle. With ever-increasing camera quality and the size of photos and videos getting larger, that extra capacity could be a huge windfall. Plus, the thumb drive is ideal for backing up important files. Simply copy your documents to the stick, and you’ll have a safe version of critical files or precious memories, even if you lose or break your phone.
Perhaps most importantly, the drive makes transferring files between devices a breeze, especially when sharing something from an iPhone to an Android. Inter-OS transfers become as simple as plugging in, dragging and dropping. Who knew such a little accessory could answer such a tedious problem?
It’s no wonder this smart flash drive earned five stars in our store. One recent reviewer particularly loved its pocket-friendly size and ease of carry, writing, “It’s a convenient size and the keychain clip is a plus.”
Save on this 4-in-1 Smart Flash Drive
For a limited time, you can get this 64GB 4-in-1 Smart Flash Drive for $22.99 or a drive with double the capacity for just $10 more.
Prices subject to change.
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