Unlike many cheap basic memory sticks with rotating protectors, the SanDisk iXpand Flash Drive Go delivers superior engineering. Increased memory size should not have been a limiting factor, especially when looking at even smaller SanDisk mobile products like the Ultra Dual Drive m3.0 targeted at Android users. I get moving away from the limitations of the older iXpand Flash Drive, but the iXpand Mini Drive packs a similar capacity into a smaller form. The new design works well, but I’m curious about the engineering choice to create yet another form factor. It’s probably cheaper to make and doesn’t require as many customer service questions. The move to a straightforward design from the mermaid tail and the associated convulsions requires to swim it onto an ios device, especially one with a case, makes a lot of sense. Initial Thoughts: SanDisk iXpand Flash Drive Go

The drive offers backup, memory extension through saving images and video to the drive directly, and the ability to view larger video files without taking up the iOS device’s main memory. But the somewhat awkward drive needed facelift and Western Digital’s SanDisk delivered with the iXpand Flash Drive Go. It seems that many Serious Insights readers appreciate iXpand Flash Drive as it sits as the most viewed review to date (read it here).

I always travel with the SanDisk iXpand Flash Drive. Offers physical storage for those who haven’t embraced the cloud or still don’t trust it.

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