Easily transfer files from your Android smartphone or tablet to your PC or Mac computer using the SanDisk Ultra Dual USB Drive. This handy USB drive features a micro-USB connector on one side and a USB 2.0 connector on the other, making it easy to free up space for photos, videos, songs or other

Easily transfer files from your Android smartphone or tablet to your PC or Mac computer using the SanDisk Ultra Dual USB Drive. This handy USB drive features a micro-USB connector on one side and a USB 2.0 connector on the other, making it easy to free up space for photos, videos, songs or other files on your phone or tablet. Simply plug the SanDisk Ultra Dual USB Drive into your phone or tablet's micro-USB port, and the drive will be detected automatically, allowing you to move content.Organise and back up files with the SanDisk Memory Zone app.Manage Files with SanDisk Memory Zone

Available online through the Google Play Store, the SanDisk Memory Zone app makes it simple to manage, organise and back up files stored in your Android phone's internal and external memory and transfer them to your SanDisk Ultra Dual USB Drive.

Capacity for Videos, Photos, Music and More

SanDisk Ultra Dual USB Drive has enough space to store all the videos and photos you capture with your smartphone or tablet. Use it to back up your digital photo or music collection, transfer files to your PC or Mac computer, or free up space on your smartphone or tablet.

Product Information

This USB drive is compatible with PCs running Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 8 or Mac computers running Mac OS 10.6. It is automatically detected when it is connected to a compatible smartphone or tablet computer³. The drive measures 35 by 17.5 by 9.8 millimetres (L x W x H).

How Much Can You Store?

Choosing the right capacity very much depends on the type of file you want to store. Full HD videos, for instance, take up much more room than a simple snapshot. Music files vary in size depending on the format they're saved in. To help you make the right selection, the matrix on the right uses typical file sizes to illustrate how much each capacity is likely to store.