MFi Certified USB 3.0 Flash Drive 128GB 📱
Description:
This compact 3-in-1 flash drive offers a straightforward way to free up space and move photos, videos, and files between iPhone, iPad, Android and computers. With MFi certification and a 128GB capacity, it combines a Lightning connector, USB-A and USB-C in a metal, pocket-friendly body for mobile backups and on-the-go media playback.
Key Points
The drive is MFi certified for iOS compatibility and uses an app to enable one-click backups and automatic saving of in-app photos and videos. It supports iOS 12.1 and above according to the manufacturer, and works with OTG Android phones, Windows PCs and Mac computers without needing extra software on those platforms. The compact metal construction adds dust and drop resistance, and the included keychain makes it easy to keep on hand for travel or daily use.
Technical Specifications
- Name: MFi Certified USB 3.0 Flash Drive 128GB
- Capacity: 128 GB
- Interfaces: Lightning, USB-A (USB 3.0) and USB-C
- Compatibility: iOS 12.1 and above, Android OTG phones, Windows 7 and above, Mac OS 10.6 and above
- Material: Metal housing
Usage Recommendations
Install the companion U-Disk app on iOS devices to enable one-click backup, Touch ID or passcode protection, and automatic album saving from the in-app camera. For Android and PC use, plug the drive directly and transfer files without the app. Store movies or music on the drive to play media offline during trips, or use it to offload large photo libraries when device storage is low. Consider that encryption and some app features depend on the manufacturer’s software, so mobile app updates may affect behavior.
Positive Aspects
Fast read and write performance helps reduce wait times when backing up large files, and selective file encryption allows protecting specific items rather than the entire drive. The three connector types remove the need for adapters when switching between phone, tablet and computer. The metal casing improves durability, but the compact size means the connector ends can be exposed when carried in a pocket, so using the keychain or a small pouch may offer extra protection.
