News & Reviews:   SanDisk Ultra Dual USB Drive review

If you've ever wanted to transfer files from your smartphone to your laptop or PC and back without any Internet, you'll have thought, "Isn't there a better way?". Thankfully, there is, and we just reported on it a while back. This solution is the Ultra Dual USB drive from SanDisk, which is a thumbdrive with both microUSB and standard USB 2.0 jacks built into the flash memory drive. Coming in from 16GB to 64GB, the SanDisk Ultra Dual USB drives will be priced from RM55 to RM155 and are compatible with Android devices. You can also use it with the SanDisk Memory Zone App for easier management but for more information, check out the video below and the SanDisk site.

There are quite a few smartphones and mobile devices out there that don't have any microSD support. The most well known would probably be the HTC One, but now such devices have another alternative as the SanDisk Ultra Dual USB Drive offers a dual USB and micro USB flash memory drive that switches easily between smartphones, tablets and PCs with ease. While you can also use a USB OTG cable for a standard USB flash memory drive, this isn't very portable or easy to carry about (as people often lose the OTG cable, more often than not). The smaller SanDisk Ultra dual USB drive simplifies things greatly and offers 16GB, 32GB and 64GB storage options as well. An additional MemoryZone mobile app makes the file transfer or backups a lot easier. Prices for the SanDisk Ultra dual USB drive are around RM55 or so making it a worthy investment for those of you looking for a bit more storage space for your smartphone or mobile device. Check out the video below or the SanDisk site for yourself.