Adafruit
Adafruit 256GB 2 in 1 accessory
256 GB flash drive with Lightning and USB 3.0 connectors backs up photos and videos from iPhone, iPad and Mac with one click
- 256GB capacity stores thousands of photos and videos
- MFi certified Lightning connector works with iPhone 5S through iPhone 14 models
- USB 3.0 interface enables fast transfers to Windows 7 through 11 PCs and macOS 11.0 Macs
- Direct playback of AVI, MKV, MP4 and other video formats without copying files first
- One-tap automatic backup of photos and videos via the companion app
256GB MFi-certified flash drive
This 256GB MFi-certified flash drive adds removable storage to iPhone, iPad and iPod models with a Lightning connector. It also works with Windows PCs, laptops and Macs running macOS 11.0 or later. Travellers and photographers can offload photos and videos without a cloud connection.
USB 3.0 transfer limit
The drive uses a USB 3.0 interface for high-speed transfers, yet the Lightning connector on iPhone and iPad caps real-world throughput to USB 2.0 speeds. Direct video playback from the stick is supported for many common formats, but very high-bitrate files may stutter.
256GB capacity decides fit
The single specification that determines suitability is the 256GB capacity. Users who need more space for large media libraries will find this amount restrictive, while those with modest backup needs will find it adequate.
Highlights
- 256GB capacity stores thousands of photos and videos
- MFi certified Lightning connector works with iPhone 5S through iPhone 14 models
- USB 3.0 interface enables fast transfers to Windows 7 through 11 PCs and macOS 11.0 Macs
- Direct playback of AVI, MKV, MP4 and other video formats without copying files first
- One-tap automatic backup of photos and videos via the companion app
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which capacity should I pick for my photo library?
This model provides 256 GB of storage for photos, videos and other files.
What does the USB 3.0 label mean for actual transfer speed?
The drive uses a USB 3.0 interface, so maximum throughput is limited by that standard.
Which connector does the stick use to plug into an iPhone?
It connects via the Lightning port on supported iPhone and iPad models.
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