Bolton Technical
Bolton Technical 2 in 1 Accessory 128GB
128 GB dual-interface flash drive with fingerprint encryption for iPhone, iPad and PC
- Fingerprint and password protection secures files on iOS devices
- Dual iPhone/iPad and USB connectors work with Windows, Linux, Mac, iOS
- Rotating zinc-alloy body protects connectors when not in use
- 128 GB capacity stores photos, videos and documents
- Hardware encryption keeps data safe if the drive is lost
Dual-interface flash drive for iPhone and PC
The Bolton Technical 2 in 1 Accessory provides 128 GB of portable storage with a rotating zinc-alloy body that exposes both a Lightning connector for iPhone and iPad and a standard USB connector for computers. It works across Windows, Linux, macOS and iOS without requiring extra software.
Hardware fingerprint and password encryption
A built-in sensor lets you register fingerprints and set a password directly on an iOS device; the credentials stay on the drive so only authorised users can unlock it. Encryption setup is limited to iPhone and iPad, while Windows, Linux and Mac systems can only read data after the drive has been unlocked on iOS.
Lightning connector limits cross-platform
The Apple-specific interface means the drive plugs directly into current iPhone and iPad models but cannot connect to USB-C iPads or Android phones without an adapter. The USB-A end fits traditional computer ports yet offers no Type-C compatibility, so newer laptops may need a separate dongle.
Highlights
- Fingerprint and password protection secures files on iOS devices
- Dual iPhone/iPad and USB connectors work with Windows, Linux, Mac, iOS
- Rotating zinc-alloy body protects connectors when not in use
- 128 GB capacity stores photos, videos and documents
- Hardware encryption keeps data safe if the drive is lost
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the zinc alloy rotating connector on the 128 GB stick need replacing after repeated use?
The connector is a single-piece zinc alloy rotating design with no separate cap, so there is no removable part to lose or replace under normal handling.
What stops me from writing more data once the 128 GB capacity is full?
The drive presents 128 GB of usable space; when that limit is reached the operating system simply refuses further writes until you delete or move files.
Does the 128 GB drive get hot or draw noticeable power during all-day backups?
It is a passive solid-state device with no fan or moving parts, so it produces negligible heat and draws only the tiny current supplied by the host USB port.
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