If you have an Apple device, you might be facing a situation where you can't add a microSD card to expand your memory. Then what you can do when you are out of space One of the best solutions is -SanDisk iXpand Flash Drive.

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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.

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

Once the app was downloaded it did all the work for me, loading all photos then asked if I wanted to edit these, which I did

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.

Apple 's iPhone users have traditionally struggled with the storage space they get in their devices. There are two reasons for this: one, extra storage on a iOS device comes at a premium; two, iOS does not offer options like expandable storage, which is popular in Android devices.

If you own a iPhone and running out of space here is the SanDisk iXpand flash drive that will help expand your iPhone / iPad storage. This especially made pendrive works with Apple devices and available from 16GB to 128GB capacities.

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.)

SanDisk's iXpand in its second iteration is a solid, high performance solution for iOS users. On the downside, it carries a price point well over $1 per GB, making it one of the more expensive solutions.

At $120, the 128GB iXpand works out to an affordable $0.94 per gigabyte. Three additional models are available, but the value isn't quite as great. The $89.99 64GB model costs $1.41 per GB, the $59.99 32GB model comes to $1.87, and the $49.99 16GB drive is the most expensive, at $3.12 per GB.

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