Kingston Mobilelite Wireless (MLW)

tekster

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not sure if there's any interest for this item.

basically, this item acts as a wireless card reader. it's able to read microSD, SD and thumb drives.

what i find interesting is, i'm able to configure it to act as a wireless NAS which i find it useful.

other than that, you can use it as a wireless storage for otg purposes. thus expanding the storage space of non-expandable storage devices like ipad or nexus5.

also it's able to charge your mobile if necessary.

guys any comments?

here's a video clip.
 

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Using it to charge other devices would drain the battery much faster.
Look for the equivalent from Sandisk. Apotop also has something similar. And Seagate has a version that has HDD build-in.
I would think the application available in AppStore/PlayStore plays quite an important part in using the device. Also to think about the format of video playback which differs from different models.
 

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Using it to charge other devices would drain the battery much faster.
Look for the equivalent from Sandisk. Apotop also has something similar. And Seagate has a version that has HDD build-in.
I would think the application available in AppStore/PlayStore plays quite an important part in using the device. Also to think about the format of video playback which differs from different models.

it's just for emergency cases where you need that little juice ba.

i did look at sandisk, it only supports microSD. SD card cannot leh. also USB flash drive not supported. so kingston mlw has a wider range of support. the sandisk wireless stick looks kinda small. so i am guessing the battery life is not as good. if i am not wrong, the sandisk wireless stick can't be used as wireless NAS.

seagate got hdd wireless, so does kingston. kingston offer is better as it uses SSD. HDD on the move is never a good idea to me, if drop then that's it already.
 
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