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Is it worth getting a flash drive for android phone?
So I recently bought a flash drive for my Pixel 4 phone for $26 from Amazon. I liked it but when I plugged it back onto my phone after transferring files from my phone to laptop, there was an error message and I had to format the flash drive erasing all data to use on my phone. I did back up the data on my laptop which I then transferred to a hard drive. The only reason I got a flash drive with a USB C adapter is so that I can back my music files on it and erase from my phone for more storage. What is the point of using the flash drive if I have to format it every time? Maybe I got a cheap one? What do you guys think? I think I might be returning my flash drive to Amazon. I have 80 GB of music on my 128 GB Pixel 4 and I can back it on a hard drive instead of a portable flash drive. What are some good flash drives?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08PKTGN97/ref=cm_sw_r_c...
This is the product I got. It is rated at 512 GB and can store up to 499 GB. The flash drive seemed to work a second time. I'm not sure how effective these products are. So is it worth keeping and giving it a chance or should I just return it?
2 Answers
- Spock (rhp)Lv 72 weeks ago
with HDDs being so cheap, I'd go that route anyway. Android operating system is not as stable as the iOS system -- so you're getting what you paid for. ask phone maker via their support pages for help
- 2 weeks ago
To use a flash drive on android phones you'll need an adapter that has your phones port and a USB hub. If you're talking about microSD cards. Yeah as long, as you get a fast one. You can download torrents and have them save their self to it. But for security reasons you can't do much else.
