If you’re looking for a simple, no-frills way to store and transfer files, a flash drive might be your best bet. With this four-in-one flash drive, you can just plug it into your computer. And even better, it can connect to iOS and Android devices, thanks to its four different tips.
A flash drive you can plug into almost anything
It’s still big news that Apple plans to switch iPhones to USB-C, but that might not happen until 2024. While USB-C might be the one port to rule them all in the future, for now, we’ve almost all got devices with various kinds of ports. The Four-in-One Smart Flash Drive comes with four different types of plugs — USB-C, Lightning, USB 3.0 and micro-USB — making it compatible with almost all devices, from PCs to cameras to Samsung tablets and even some car stereos.
With 64GB or 128GB of storage, this spacious flash drive can connect to your iPhone, iPad or Mac to clear out some of your local storage and make room for more apps or photos. Attach it to your keys or throw it in your pocket so you’ll always have a quick way to transfer files between devices. The durable metal construction should keep your files safe through plenty of wear and tear. Data-transmission speeds with the Four-in-One can get up to 25MB/second.
This easy-to-use flash drive has earned 4.5 out of 5 stars from verified purchasers, with one customer raving, “So easy to use! Received it, opened up the package, connected to my phone and backed up my info within 3 minutes. Love this little thing!”
Save on a 4-in-1 flash drive
Whether you’re moving photos from your iPhone to your MacBook or transferring work projects from your tablet to your PC, this device can get it done. Make transferring content between devices simple and get the 64GB Four-in-One Smart Flash Drive now for $22.99 (regularly $29.99) or the 128GB for $32.99 (regularly 39.99).
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