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

Amazing I can free up space on my mobile as pictures are a important feature to me and know they are safe for future viewing

Good product, purchased because I wanted something small. Careful, though, as it makes it easier to lose (this is a replacement for a similar one I lost), but this one has a rubber loop at the end which does make it easier to attach to things (and thus less likely to lose.)

flash drive was my need , because I have iphone 7..so its required drive...sand disk is the brand with less price..you have good offers..

A perfect device to take backup from Apple device quickly and easily.

Build quality; security; app; price

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SanDisk is back with a redesigned iXpand iOS flash drive storage solution that is now better and faster than the previous model. Come and take a look.

This a great extra for your iPhone or iPad. I used it to backup photos on both. Since I bought mine, I have ordered two to give as gifts.

SanDisk's updated version of the iXpand Flash drive provides you with 128GB of additional storage for Apple devices.

Slim and pocketable design; Directly record and play content from the drive; Easy transfer with automatic backup

Large files cannot be transfered due to file format restriction

SanDisk's iXpand is a dual-pronged memory drive with a Lighting connector on one end and a USB interface on the other. It's designed to solve two problems: the first is the alleged difficulty in getting photos off your iPhone or iPad; the second is iOS devices' lack of expandable storage.

Easy to use; Plays back almost any media file; Clean and simple app

Bulky; No USB 3.0; Apple's ecosystem limits what the iXpand can actually back-up