Does this work with Iphone 14pro Max (direct)? null

Don’t think so. Works only Computers. Great with Macintosh computors to keep storage in.

Yep, it’s working for me; but you need an USB adapter with power, as SSD need more power to run, and iPhone or any phone usually can’t deliver. At first when you plug directly with OTG cable, you’ll not see an SSD, but the moment you use USB adapter with external power to plug SSD, voila it’s working!!

Apple is the only phone manufacturer that has not upgraded to USB-C. All iPhones use the outdated lightning connector, so you will need to purchase a USB-C to lightning adapter. Also, please keep in mind that the lightning port is significantly slower than this drive is capable of, so you will not get anywhere close to this drive's normal performance. No matter what drive you choose for your iPhone, the performance will be severely limited by the lightning port. -For example, this drive advertises approximately 1,000MB/sec read and write speed. However, you will only be able to get approximately 20-60MB/sec through the lightning port on the iPhone, no matter what drive you use.

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Don’t think so. Works only Computers. Great with Macintosh computors to keep storage in.
Answered by MackeyK 2 years ago
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Yep, it’s working for me; but you need an USB adapter with power, as SSD need more power to run, and iPhone or any phone usually can’t deliver. At first when you plug directly with OTG cable, you’ll not see an SSD, but the moment you use USB adapter with external power to plug SSD, voila it’s working!!
Answered by HarshitA 1 year ago
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Apple is the only phone manufacturer that has not upgraded to USB-C. All iPhones use the outdated lightning connector, so you will need to purchase a USB-C to lightning adapter. Also, please keep in mind that the lightning port is significantly slower than this drive is capable of, so you will not get anywhere close to this drive's normal performance. No matter what drive you choose for your iPhone, the performance will be severely limited by the lightning port. -For example, this drive advertises approximately 1,000MB/sec read and write speed. However, you will only be able to get approximately 20-60MB/sec through the lightning port on the iPhone, no matter what drive you use.
Answered by ThatGeekGuy 2 years ago
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