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Expand your phone’s storage with this iOS flash drive
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The iPhone never has as much storage space as we’d wish it would. iCloud alleviated that slightly by offering a way to access photos, music, and videos without maxing out your hard drive, but it also required an internet connection to open those files. Media junkies on the go (think photographers, editors, DJs, etc.) need a more convenient solution to their iPhone storage issues. That’s where the iKlips II comes in. This iOS-friendly flash drive is available in two colors and a range of capacities. Prices start at just $49 during this limited time deal.
Beneath its tastefully designed and nearly indestructible aluminum exterior, iKlips II contains flash storage for up to 128GB. It’s formatted for ex-FAT by default, which means more efficiency and flexibility. Plus, it’s capable of blazing fast transfer speeds: up to 130 MB/second through its USB 3.1 connection, and 35 MB via Lightning port. All this adds up to effortless file management, even when dealing with 4K video, RAW images, and other heavy-duty file types.
From iPhone to iPad to Mac to PC, iKlips II is compatible with nearly any Lightning or USB device. And thanks to its newly redesigned Lightning connector, you can connect iKlips to your device without removing your protective case.
Choose the iKlips II that fits your storage style: 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB in Red; or 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB in gray. After some sweet discounts, each one is $10-$20 off the regular price.
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