My ipad is 16gb only wil it work if il buy d 32gb flash drive?
2063315
Yes. The whole point is to use memory on the flash drive, and not the iPad. You do have to load an app to access the device, but it is small.
2063316
it should, since it doesn't connect to the internet, and broadcasts its own network. You just have to charge it up, load the music, decide whether or not you want the internal network to have a pssword then when it is charged up, you are ready to go. really a neat little device in my opinion.
1498889
Well, with a 16gb iPad you have about 14gb usable. It is surprisingly easy to fill that up. Movies and apps take up the most space. If you have a lot of music, books of pictures they will fill up fast. Movies are 1-2 GB each. Entertainment apps are often several hundred MB each. A couple albums will take up a GB of your space.
1608395
In case you didn't know, you can purchase more gb's through iCloud, for example 20gb for approx $1.06 per month, tax included. This is for your 16 gb iPad. So you still have options to add more gb's. I hope this helps...
82817
depends on how you are going to use, when you disconnect from keyboard you do not have whats on the 500GB drive available. I quickly used the up the 64GB and added 64GB SD card so in tablet mode I have what I need, use 500GB drive to store data only
2127085
The Sandisk extreme flash drive is USB. The iPad, and all iPads for that matter, have no USB. Therefore it is not compatible.
1457780
I have a 16gb but the size is the same for the second generation iPad, so it should This works rely well and makes using and speaking with the pad for notes great for me.
821024
yes you can it is an excellent memory card the best believe me but if your device is 16 gigabytesit will be 16 gigabytes Plus the 32 gigabytes so it will more used to 32 gigabytes and save the 16I hope I answered your question good
1276256
Yes. The SanDisk wireless drive works great for photo back-up from the iPad. That is the primary reason I purchased the device & it has worked very well. When transferring a lot if pictures, it can take a few minutes, but still pretty quick for wireless. I move pictures to the drive, & back to the iPad quite often. It is also very handy for moving pics from my digital cameras onto the ipad for editing using the SD card slot. I use it between my iPad4, iPad2, & iPhone5.
597080
maybe you are asking about tablets. so when i brought this item it was not with 32 GB storage, maximum it was 4-5 GB, so i used it for my tablet .
2272206
No. Not exactly like any other flash drive although it is easier to drag files from the Mac/PC to this iflashdrive than to drag them from the ipad4 to the flash drive. Only certain files open up in the local storage of the Ipad4 to be saved on the flash drive. And not all files on the PC/MAC that are dragged onto the iflashdrive will open up on the ipad4. That will depend on whether there are similar apps on your ipad and even then the files may look different than they do on the PC/Mac laptop.
1702427
I put everything on this flash drive! It works really great with picture and/or documents!This one you are asking about is 32 GB! I got the 64GB and its great! Room for everything on it !
2010519
What I do for external storage is just plug a micro USB to USB 2.0 into the tablet, then i can plug a flash drive into it. The cable is only like 2 inches long, it's just if I want to clear up space without losing certain pics, music, or whatever and then I take it out. You're better off buying the 32 GB tablet ..it doesn't cost much more.
403449
I honestly dont know why not. Its a device, so look for software through the iPad to see what it supports.
620551
as far as the PC side goes, it works like any other normal flash drive. so its safe to say it will work on any OS, windows or mac etc. for ipad, its irrelevant, because apple products dont have a micro usb port in them. if you want a flash drive to work with your ipad, you can buy any normal flash drive and an ipad OTG cable, provided you ipad does have OTG support.
1781162
Yes as long as its a simple one. If it has a light in it or is some kind of high end one it won't work. This is because apple builds the iPad to only let out a minimal amount of power. So a USB drive that requires power to run, (normally gets power from the computer it's plugged into) will not work with this Sharkk iPad card reader and you will get a error message telling you it requires too much power
535977
If you mean the flash drive, I don't think there is a limit. I've used an 8gb and 16gb with no problems. I assume it will read a 32gb as well.
873890
I've never used an iPad before. But, the disc does contain just a bunch of PDFs. So, if you can copy them over to your hard drive on your iPad, and assuming that there's a way to see them there, you should be fine.