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SanDisk iXpand™ Wireless Charger 128 GB for $79.99
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$129.99
SanDisk [westerndigital.com] iXpand™ Wireless Charger 128 GB for $79.99. Originally priced at $129.99
Capacity
128 GB
Compatible phones:
iPhone 8/8 Plus and newer Samsung Galaxy S6 and newer
Galaxy Note 5 and newer
Google Pixel 3
Any Qi compatible phone
Dimensions (L X W X H)
7.93" x 0.77" x 3.95"
In The Box
iXpand Charger with built-in storage
Power adapter with 6 ft (1.8m) cable
Quick start guide
Capacity
128 GB
Compatible phones:
iPhone 8/8 Plus and newer Samsung Galaxy S6 and newer
Galaxy Note 5 and newer
Google Pixel 3
Any Qi compatible phone
Dimensions (L X W X H)
7.93" x 0.77" x 3.95"
In The Box
iXpand Charger with built-in storage
Power adapter with 6 ft (1.8m) cable
Quick start guide
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Remember that wifi flashdrive they made? I never saw a single person use it in my life.
Very cool, and also very pricey
Remember that wifi flashdrive they made? I never saw a single person use it in my life.
Very cool, and also very pricey
I have 2 of those and that number is exponentially more times than I have used them.
Sorry to be dumb or slow, but this anecdote went completely over my head. Are you saying you own this (the OP) and have used it less than twice? Or have used the wifi flash drive once? Someone help me :/
Is this worth getting for the iPhone XS Max?
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Just put 128gb in a wireless mouse. Or a mouse with a charge pad on its back. Or maybe a BT speaker with backup and wifi and charger!
Remember that wifi flashdrive they made? I never saw a single person use it in my life.
Very cool, and also very pricey
BUT according to a review...
"it doesn't seem like there's a USB-A or C port to get data out of the charger once it's backed up. You'll need to use Wi-Fi to restore it or transfer"
Decent idea horribly implemented... pretty much the gist of SanDisk innovation. :-(