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The clear plastic cap removes completely from the USB end, but it’s permanently attached on the Lightning end.

Photo: BMP, TIF, TIFF, XBM, GIF, ICO, CUR, JPG, PNG.

Video: AVI, FLV, MP4, MOV, M4V, MKV, MPG, RM, RMVB, WMV.

Music: MP3, CAF, ACC, AIF, WAV, AIFF, M4A iTunes not supported.

Lightning speed: read 17Mbs/write 15Mbs.

Supported iOS devices: iPhone 5/5s/5c, iPhone 6/6 Plus, iPad Air/Air 2/mini.

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Compatibility: iOS 7/8, Mac OS X, Windows 7/8/XP.This device has a Lightning connector on one end and a USB connector on the other. In any event, we now have a PhotoFast i-FlashDrive Max 32GB drive. The Gadgeteer’s review item also turned out to be a fake, but we had no idea at the time of the review that it wasn’t authentic. Unfortunately, it seems many of the people who found out they had counterfeit items didn’t know they weren’t buying the real thing.

We need your support to tell people that buying cheap/fake products is not always a wise investment and that users need to be sure their data is taken care of.” Most importantly when we are trusted with peoples memories such as photos and videos we need to be sure they are safe and secure. We hope the i-FlashDrive MAX product you receive will prove that we offer a much higher standard of technology than our competitors. They said: “ PhotoFast original products offer real stability, performance and an enhanced application. They offered to send an authentic i-FlashDrive to The Gadgeteer. The folks at PhotoFlash, maker of the app and the real i-FlashDrives, contacted Julie and told her they were being contacted by a lot of people who found out the hard way that they apparently had a counterfeit device they said they are unable to support any fake i-FlashDrive hardware.

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A flurry of frantic comments were left on the original review asking what had happened and how to get the previous version of the software back onto their iOS device so they could continue using their dual-connector flash drive. An authentication step had been added to the app to block counterfeit i-FlashDrives from being used. Things were great, until the app was updated in June 2015.

You just needed to add your own microSD card, as this i-FlashDrive was actually a microSD card reader. Some more background: I found that the original flash drive I tried last December worked as described, and it was very reasonably priced at $30. We’ll give the PhotoFast i-FlashDrive Max 32GB drive, which is described as “the world’s smallest USB 3.0 i-FlashDrive for your iOS, iPhone, iPad and iPod”, a closer look. PhotoFlash, the makers of the real i-FlashDrives, contacted The Gadgeteer and offered us an authentic PhotoFast i-Flashdrive Max for review. Counterfeit devices fail authentication in the new version of the app, and they can’t be used at all with an iOS device.

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It worked well at the time, but a recent update to the app software revealed the item we reviewed to be a counterfeit. It was a convenient way to transfer some files between your iOS device and your computer or another iOS device for backup or for use on the other device. It was basically a flash drive that plugged into an iOS device with a Lightning connector to serve as a backup and/or external storage device, and it could work with a computer as a flash drive. Last December, I reviewed the i-FlashDrive external storage for iOS device from Brando. If you buy something through the links on this page, we may earn a commission at no cost to you.

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