SanDisk
SanDisk USB Phone Drive for iPhone (SDIXD0N) 64GB USB 3.2 Gen 1
A 64 GB USB 3.2 Gen 1 flash drive with dual connectors for iPhone, iPad Pro, Mac and USB-C devices, offering automatic backup via the SanDisk mobile app and built-in encryption
- USB SpecificationUSB 3.2 Gen 1
- Move photos and videos quickly with USB 3.2 Gen 1 speed
- Store 64GB of memories without internet access
- Back up automatically via the SanDisk mobile app
- Protect files with built-in encryption
- Connect iPhone, iPad Pro, Mac and USB Type-C devices with dual connectors
64 GB iPhone drive
The SanDisk USB Phone Drive gives iPhone, iPad Pro and Mac users a 64 GB flash stick with a USB-C connector on one end and a Lightning connector on the other. It plugs straight into recent Apple devices so you can move photos, videos and documents without a cable or cloud sync. The SanDisk mobile app handles automatic backups whenever the drive is attached.
USB 3.2 Gen 1 transfer speeds
Rated at USB 3.2 Gen 1, the drive delivers reliable read and write rates that keep large media transfers short. No active cooling is present, so the stick stays silent and draws only the bus power supplied by the host device. Heat stays low during typical photo and video offloads.
Replaces cable or cloud offloads
The drive replaces the need to shuffle files through a computer or pay for extra iCloud space when local storage fills up. It is worth the jump when you regularly shoot 4K video or keep large offline libraries and want instant, private access on multiple Apple devices without an internet connection.
Highlights
- Move photos and videos quickly with USB 3.2 Gen 1 speed
- Store 64GB of memories without internet access
- Back up automatically via the SanDisk mobile app
- Protect files with built-in encryption
- Connect iPhone, iPad Pro, Mac and USB Type-C devices with dual connectors
Specifications
| USB Specification | USB 3.2 Gen 1 |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the SanDisk mobile app so the 64GB drive backs up my iPhone automatically?
Download the SanDisk app from the App Store, plug the USB-C connector into your iPhone, open the app and grant permission to access photos and files, then enable the automatic backup toggle — the step most people miss is allowing background app refresh so backups run when the app is not on screen
Will the USB-C or Lightning connector wear out first after repeated daily insertion?
Both connectors are rated for thousands of insertion cycles; in practice the USB-C port on the drive tends to show looseness before the Lightning plug because it mates with a wider range of host ports, so keep the drive's cap on when not in use to reduce dust buildup
At what point does sustained write speed drop during a large video transfer to the 64GB drive?
The drive uses USB 3.2 Gen 1, so after the SLC cache fills — typically a few gigabytes — write speed settles to the native NAND rate, which is the first limit you hit during a continuous 64GB fill
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