I have an iphone 5s and I have a 8gb micro sd card, can I use this to take files from my micro sd card and transfer them onto my iphone 5s?
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This is only for sim cards. SIM stands for "Subscriber Identity Module". You cannot use it to transfer meaningful amounts of data. Only certain amounts of address data may be possible to transfer.
285655
No. This is only for SIM cards. No iPhone takes any form of external storage.
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Actually I have an 8 GB iphone and thought it would be a problem but really the way apple designed the ipod touch and iphone with itunes makes it almost a moot point. You can transfer things in and out of your ipod while you are recharging the battery that even 8GB is plenty. I change my songs about once a month (2000 songs is more than I can listen to), and i dont keep the same movies on my ipod. After you watch a few, you replace them with new ones on itunes with one click. How hard is that? Same for podcasts, they automatically remove the old ones and replace with the new. No other device has the ease of use and ease of transfer of your files, that is why they need lots of external memory crap! Actually I have an 8 GB iphone and thought it would be a problem but really the way apple designed the ipod touch and iphone with itunes makes it almost a moot point. You can transfer things in and out of your ipod while you are recharging the battery that even 8GB is plenty. I change my songs about once a month (2000 songs is more than I can listen to), and i dont keep the same movies on my ipod. After you watch a few, you replace them with new ones on itunes with one click. How hard is that? Same for podcasts, they automatically remove the old ones and replace with the new. No other... » Read More Actually I have an 8 GB iphone and thought it would be a problem but really the way apple designed the ipod touch and iphone with itunes makes it almost a moot point. You can transfer things in and out of your ipod while you are recharging the battery that even 8GB is plenty. I change my songs about once a month (2000 songs is more than I can listen to), and i dont keep the same movies on my ipod. After you watch a few, you replace them with new ones on itunes with one click. How hard is that? Same for podcasts, they automatically remove the old ones and replace with the new. No other device has the ease of use and ease of transfer of your files, that is why they need lots of external memory crap! « Show Less
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Yes. I have an iPhone 5s. It does require an adapter though. Its called a 30 to 8 adapter. Basically an adapter that connects the old, longer style plug at the the bottom of the iPhone to the newer, smaller style. The only downfall to this is now the phone does not sit in the dock. I have my tower tucked in a corner, but I can definitely see where the the phone could get knocked off because it does not rest in the hole more like on top of the hole. For the price, you can't beat it.
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As long as you have a converter for the micro sd card, you should be able to use this product.
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Absolutely NOT (unless you already have a micro SD to SD adapter). Unfortunately, it doesn't even work at all . . . The thing only has a slot for a standard sized SD card. It arrived broken and you can tell that it is not well made and probably not even built correctly. It has nowhere to hold a micro SD card. I think that the person who said that you could must have had "SD card" confused with "micro SD card" because if you put a micro SD card in the slot it would just slide all over the place and fall out lol
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I don't know, I was using it to transfer photos and it didn't do that very well because of the atrocious file structure on Apple devices.
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This is NOT a general storage device. The Apple iOS will only acknowledge and upload <one way> certain file types (.jpg, etc for images and .mov, etc for video). That is all. It is not theddevice's limitation it is Apple's constraints.
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Yes via the phone app control. You can copy stuff off the SD card onto a USB storage. I've used this to copy memory cards using a second external reader plugged into the USB Port.
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Yes. That's what I'm using now. But you must use the adapter; micro SD by itself won't work.
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Yes. I use an 8 gig SD card. With an adapter, you can connect that card with your computer. I reduce the size of my photos to abut 25% of original so more will fit on the card. I have 2,000 pictures on the card and the card is only 20% full.
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I used it to trim a StraightTalk MicroSIM to NanoSIM dimensions for my MotoX and it's working fine. I did not have to reduce the thickness of the SIM, it fit into the tray and into the phone as is, but the specification of the NanoSIM is slightly thinner than a MicroSIM, so if the 5S has a really tight SIM slot you may have to sand the card a little thinner.
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No you cannot. iPhone 5/5s have the same specs. Unfortunately the 5c is rounder .
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It looks like the bundle includes the Apple Lightning connector, which you would need to connect to your iPhone 5S. This is what I found: With bundle: Nokia, micro USB, mini USB, Apple Lightning adapter, iPhone/iPod 30-pin connector, and PSP 3.0mm Without bundle: Nokia, micro USB, mini USB, iPhone/iPod 30-pin connector, and PSP 3.0m
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You only need a SD card. If you have a converter of micro SD to SD card, you not have a problem with that. The micro SD card and SD card the different is the size, with the adapter you only change the size.
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Use something like Dropbox to transfer the files instead of looking for a reader. The iPhone 5 series doesn't generate the power needed to drive this adaptor. It does work fine with an iPad mini and other iPads, but they can generate the power needed to drive the device.
857206
You need a nano SIM for an iPhone 5s - this adapter allows you to use that nano SIM in phones that use a micro or standard SIM.
1979245
Yes if you save stuff to the card. You can also move previously downloaded apps and pictures to the sd card. And music.