3-in-1 USB Stick Metal 6.6x2cm Lightning USB-C USB 3.0 iPhone Android Mac PC 256GB 2TB Photo Video Storage Keychain

3-in-1 USB Stick Metal 6.6x2cm Lightning USB-C USB 3.0 iPhone Android Mac PC 256GB 2TB Photo Video Storage Keychain

Gold / 256 GB
$47.00
Sale price  $47.00 Regular price  $0.00
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3-in-1 USB Stick Metal 6.6x2cm Lightning USB-C USB 3.0 iPhone Android Mac PC 256GB 2TB Photo Video Storage Keychain

3-in-1 USB Stick Metal 6.6x2cm Lightning USB-C USB 3.0 iPhone Android Mac PC 256GB 2TB Photo Video Storage Keychain

$47.00
Sale price  $47.00 Regular price  $0.00
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3-in-1 USB Drive with Lightning, USB-C, and USB 3.0

Always storage space for every device. This 3-in-1 USB drive measures 6.6 × 2.03 cm and combines Lightning, USB-C, and USB 3.0 Type-A in a single compact metal casing. Available in 256 GB, 512 GB, 1 TB, and 2 TB — compatible with iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows, and Mac.

Plug in and transfer immediately: no wifi, no cloud, no subscription. Through USB 3.0, 1 GB transfers in 8 seconds. The metal unibody design fits on a keychain and is always on hand. Available in gold, pink, and black.

Why this 3-in-1 USB drive

  • Three connectors in one: Lightning for iPhone/iPad, USB-C for Android, USB 3.0 for PC and Mac
  • Plug & play: plug in, transfer, done — no app, wifi, or subscription needed
  • Fast transfer: 1 GB in 8 seconds via USB 3.0
  • Up to 2 TB storage: choose from 256 GB, 512 GB, 1 TB, or 2 TB
  • Metal unibody: sturdy, compact, and suitable as a keychain
  • Three color options: gold, pink, and black

Made for everyone who never wants to see storage full again. This universal USB flash drive is ideal for quickly transferring photos, videos, and files between different devices. iPhone users who don’t want to pay for iCloud, Android users with a full phone, or Mac and PC users who want to carry files on the go — this drive works for everyone. Popular as a backup drive for photos and videos and as a travel accessory for digital nomads. More and more people are choosing local storage over cloud subscriptions.

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