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Abstract: The SanDisk Connect Wireless Media Drive is a clever little device that allows you to store and stream content to popular mobile devices. Think of it as a personal cloud to store extra stuff when you're running out of space on your iPad, Kindle or smart p...
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Published: 2013-08-12, Author: Joe , review by: Laptopmag.com
Attractive, compact and lightweight design, Expandable storage, Intuitive software, Long battery life
Short USB cable, No wireless interface with PCs, Slow transfer speeds
The SanDisk Connect Wireless Media Drive lets you stream movies and music wirelessly to your smartphone or tablet, but struggles with more than one device....
The miniature SanDisk Connect Wireless Media Drive offers long battery life, a robust mobile app, and a standard SD card slot that provides a new level of flexibility in mobile storage space, media sharing, and entertainment
The device is very slow when working as a portable storage device via its USB 2.0 port and it comes with just a one-year warranty
The SanDisk Connect Wireless Media Drive makes up for its slow USB speed by offering an excellent feature set and an SD card slot that will make most casual mobile users happy, especially photographers.
Price-point relatively low, Highly intuitive app with well-designed GUI, Super portable
Storage capacity lower than more expensive portable wireless hard drives
The SanDisk Connect Wireless Media Drive delivers plenty of battery life and storage capacity to stream and share multimedia content with a bunch of users, and it does so with an intuitive app that makes the whole process effortless...
Reliable WiFi connectivity, Easy to use, Sterling battery life
WiFi won't work while Media Drive is also plugged into USB, It isn't cheap, Not a media centre that can connect to a TV
This drive is great for the travelling person who wants to share media content in a dead zone, but it does seem more geared for home and family use....
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Published: 2014-06-06, Author: Ben , review by: bit.com.au
This battery-powered Sandisk flash drive this could be handy if you need to share files on the go.OverallSpecsFlash $99 AUDMedia $268 AUD(pricing info)...
Small and easy to carry, Worked as intended, SD card slot
Transfer speeds not great, Can be a little fiddly to connect to the Internet, Android app doesn't have a capacity indicator
This SanDisk drive gives you the ability to carry lots of video and music files that can be wirelessly streamed to a smartphone or tablet. Additionally, it can be used to store data from those devices. It's small, and it worked well in our tests...
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The miniature SanDisk Connect Wireless Media Drive offers long battery life, a robust mobile app, and a standard SD card slot that provides a new level of flexibility in mobile storage space, media sharing, and entertainment
The device is very slow when working as a portable storage device via its USB 2.0 port and it comes with just a one-year warranty
The SanDisk Connect Wireless Media Drive makes up for its slow USB speed by offering an excellent feature set and an SD card slot that will make most casual mobile users happy, especially photographers....
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Published: 2015-03-26, Author: EZ , review by: techradar.com
Reliable Wi, Fi connectivity, Easy to use, Sterling battery life
Wi, Fi won't work while Media Drive is also plugged into USB, It isn't cheap, Not a media centre that can connect to a TV
This drive is great for the travelling person who wants to share media content in a dead zone, but it does seem more geared for home and family use....
