Hello guys iwould like to draw yours attention, why all of u are wasting money in useless tech product. Ok... I explain... Its tech era, apple have lots of restrictions in its devices for many kind of files... U all know the restwho has i divices... Ok come to the point.....

Convenient

Worked once then did not work again

Operation is poor and glitchy .

Bought to provide mobile & instant storage capacity for iphone. Works great, the interface is also simple and reliable. I wish I was aware of this a few years ago. These ought to be sold at phone stores right there next to the iphone case.

This product looks really nice but unfortunately it keeps crashing. It's ok when u do a few photos at a time but when doing big files it crashes and goes back to home screen

HOLDS LOTS OF PHOTOS AND VIDEOS. SMALL ENOUGH TO TAKE ANYWHERE.

The Hyper iStick was the world's first USB flash drive to have a USB connector with an Apple-certified Lightning connector, according to its manufacturer, Sanho Corporation.It lets you transfer data such as music, pictures and documents, between computers (PC and Mac) and supported iOS devices...

The SanDisk iXpand Flash Drive is a fast, handy way to increase storage on your iPhone or iPad, but we encountered some reliability issues in testing.

Fast read speeds; Built-in file manager; Integrated media playback and auto-backup

Flimsy connector cable; App crashed repeatedly when transferring large files in testing

T his is a little more than a simple USB 3.0/Lightening data transfer and storage device. Its first trick is packing a small battery into the unit, so extended use via Lightening won't need the iPhone or iPad's battery.

With the iXpand drive, SanDisk is providing an on-the-go flash device for users of iPhones and iPads. It has been designed to be plug-and-play (after you install and app for it), and at its most basic level it's a two-headed flash drive with both USB and Lightning interfaces.

An on-the-go drive for Apple users; Solid build; Easy to use

Needs to be charged via USB; Had a bit of trouble skimming through AVI files