Despite using the antiquated USB-A port standard, you can connect your old flash drive to most modern phones and tablets without a hitch. Using a cheap USB-A to USB-C adapter, you can effortlessly ...

Available as either a small nub or a short cable, this kind of adapter lets you connect legacy USB accessories, including flash drives and cables, that have a traditional USB-A plug. We tested 16 ...

Now here’s a great idea from Addonics: replace a laptop’s 2.5″ hard disk with flash memory ... has done with its CompactFlash Hard Drive Adapters for notebooks, available in both SATA ...

A compatible phone can act as a “host” and lets you use it with other USB devices like flash drives, keyboards, mice, and more. A USB OTG adapter is basically a microUSB or USB-C cable that ...

Plugging it apart also exposes the third feature of this flash drive, the separate OTG adapter that you can use to connect compliant devices directly to your tablet or smartphone and this includes ...

As such, you must use flash drives that require less than 100 mA ... USB drives using more than 100 mA will not power up in the adapter because of this. In addition, given this lower power output ...

Choosing is actually quite simple: A USB wireless adapter trades a bit of overall power for lots of convenience. It’s just as easy to operate as a flash drive. Plug your adapter into a USB port ...

Having a powered adapter allows you to circumvent the annoying ... I was able to transfer ~4.1GB of video between my iPad Pro and my USB 3 flash drive in about 66 seconds. The same transfer ...

The most popular external I/O connection, USB, has its own limitations, so when buying a USB flash drive ... those requiring a Type-A to Type-C adapter. Drives classified more so as "portable ...