Dual Usb Flash Drive For Ipad

[Dual Channel] Update can be done without old CPU with USB flash drive only.

[0.02 lb] We are using a flash drive to store and playback videos on a portable projector. I tried with a USB 3.0 Flash Drive, thinking the newer version was better. But the projector had a different idea. I learned from the professionals at B+H that this unit requires an older USB 2.0 Flash Drive. I never would have thought of that but sure enough, when I used this Verbatim 64G Ergo USB 2.0, the projector recognized the videos and played them flawlessly.

[Bus Powered ] I can attach more than 1 usb flash drive at a time to grab my files

[0.94 lb] Works well via revrse. Downloaded jpg. from PC to flash drive....plugged into iPad to view-copy/insert pictures to emails from iPad..

I can attach more than 1 usb flash drive at a time to grab my files

[2.16 lb] There are many USB Raid drives available, but most are 5 Gb/s or slower. So the SSD speed is wasted, and what you get is about the same as a spinning HD drive. This dual Raid does indeed connect at 10 Gb/s which is double or more the speed of many dual drive enclosures.

[0.035 lb] Seriously, WOW! This is such a revelation - between the 512 and 256GB models, I'm able to easily back up my iPad pics, videos, or free up storage space on my MacBook Pro (we all know how ridiculous those upgraded SSDs from Apple are!) so efficiently, so ridiculously fast - it's amazing. I won't give 100% of the credit to the Ultra Dual Drive, but 97% of it's due for sure. I've owned it for almost three years (256, the 512 for two years) and never a hiccup, lost file, corrupted segment or issues of any kind. I'm so throughly happy with my SanDisk products right now - the Ultra Dual Drive is just so convenient - I have the OWC Go Dock which allows me a few USBA 3.1 options (& MUCH More!) - so between USB C or A, there's always an easy way to offload or upload to the drive. My Ultra USB thumb drive (512GB) is also rock solid! Little plasticky but never an issue - almost two years with it and my SDDDC2 USB A-C that slides into its case so it won't get damaged rocks too!!!! I have too many SD and MicroSD SanDisk cards (& CF) to mention other than I've NEVER lost data from one of their cards, not once, hence my review. Just realizing as I am setting up my M3 Max, SanDisk has been a truly remarkable and reliable storage tool regardless of the form factor or amount of storage, connector or cosmetics... I have a 16MB SanDisk card that came with I wanna say the Canon SD400 Elph point and shoot that I believe shot in 480i, if I'm remembering correctly No problem recommending SanDisk portable SSDs as well, I just picked up a second 2TB from Costco and it's the perfect companion for the expensive laptops we all use now - without the prices of internal unnecessary storage price hikes - and remembering the days installing software from 1.44MB 3.5 floppies - there's no 'slow' to any of their latest options! Enjoy and keep up the excellent work SD! Jaxx

[0.04 lb] I have bought this just to store my photos but now I am using this as a dual boot USB drive on my mac with windows running on it. It functions for me just like an SSD drive with no heat issues as long as I am using my windows on drive as a moderate use. Love it, its small, elegant and can be hidden in small spaces(hahaha).

[Metal] Love this dual USB-C and USB-A design on one small but large-capacity drive. Great for transferring data between machines of different generations and with limited ports, without needing extra dongles/adapters. At first I cared that one one end is always exposed. Now I don't.

[Up to 10 W] Backing up my wife's iPhone and iPad made easier using this flash drive. Transfer speed is a bit slow because of the Lightning port, but I'm ok with it since I can still use the phone while backing up. Overall, a quick solution to iOS and Android phones without expandable storage. I'd choose this than pay monthly for cloud storage.