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Our 16GB review model sells for a list price of $169.99, or $10.62 per gigabyte. While the i-FlashDrive has some definite selling points, the price isn't one of them. There is also AirPlay functionality for playing videos stored on the drive just like any other video on your iPhone or iPad, and a direct link to DropBox for moving files to the cloud. There's a tool for backup and restoring your contacts, integrated media playback within the app, and a voice-recording tool.

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The app also has several built-in features, like file encryption, which lets you encrypt and add password protection to individual files.

PhotoFast claims that the i-FlashDrive app will 'support essentially all document, photo, video and audio files.' While I was naturally skeptical, I was impressed with the list of file formats supported, incuding photo formats (such as BMP, TIF, XBM, ICO and CUR) and video formats (AVI, FLV, WMV, and TS), along with broad document support for Microsoft Office (DOC, PPT, XLS), Windows (TXT, RTF, HTML) formats and Apple iWork (Pages, Numbers, Keynote).

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PhotoFast has a file manager app, also called i-FlashDrive, available for free through iTunes and the Google Play Store.

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You'll need to make sure that your Android smartphone or tablet has Android 4.0 or later installed, and also have USB OTG (On-The-Go) enabled. However, not all devices are designed to accept external storage. The drive storage is formatted to FAT32, offering broad basic compatibility. A design that keeps the different pieces together with a tether or connector would be a welcome improvement. While I love the multiple connections offered, the numerous pieces are problematic. Other devices prevent this by only offering two connections (one on each end), but the use of separate adapters adds a wrinkle to this drive. (Opens in a new window) Read Our SanDisk Connect Wireless Flash Drive ReviewĪdditionally, the three-part system of the drive and adapters on each end opens up the possibility of misplacing some of the pieces, potentially losing the adapter and connection you needed when you bought the product. The other two pieces are actually plug adapters, with one slotting onto the microUSB connector and offering a full-size USB 2.0 connection (for connection to a PC or Mac), and the other slotting into the 30-pin connector to turn it into the more current Lightning adapter used on current iPhones and iPads. The main component houses the 16GB of flash memory, and has a microUSB connection on one side (for plugging into Android phones and tablets) and Apple's 30-pin connector on the other (for connecting to older iPhones and iPads). The i-FlashDrive is one drive with three different pieces. The i-FlashDrive ( at Amazon) (Opens in a new window) has connections for everything, from Android phones to iPads old and new, but is it the best option for solving all of your storage woes? It's precisely these sorts of problems that PhotoFast is attempting to solve with the i-FlashDrive (16GB) ($169.99), a handy flash drive that offers connections for USB, microUSB, and Apple's 30-pin and Lightning connectors. With our digital lives spanning several devices on a daily basis, the absence of a simple storage solution for all our digital stuff is a growing problem for a lot of people, whether you're attempting to enjoy media files from your PC on your phone or trying to access documents between several products.

Separate pieces are easily separated and lost.

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