SanDisk 128GB iXpand Flash Drive Go, for iPhone and iPad - SDIX60N-128G-GN6NE For Sale
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SanDisk 128GB iXpand Flash Drive Go, for iPhone and iPad - SDIX60N-128G-GN6NE:
$39.99
SanDisk 128GB iXpand Flash Drive Go, for iPhone and iPad - SDIX60N-128G-GN6NEProduct DetailsNeed more space on your iPhone? The iXpand™ Flash Drive Go is the easy way to free up memory. Keep your memories safe by simply plugging in the drive to automatically back up your photos, videos and contacts. Once files are on the iXpand Drive, you can use the high-speed USB 3.0 connector to quickly move them onto your computer. You can also password-protect your files, across multiple devices, to keep them private. And the dual-purpose swivel protects connectors and features a keyring hole to take your drive on the go.
Product Features- Automatically back up photos and videos
- Quickly move content to your computer
- Password-protect your files
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Shipping and returnsWe offer free standard shipping and free 30 day returns so you can shop with confidence and peace of mind.WarrantyWe offer manufacture limited warranty, as this item is sold directly from Western Digital.Related Items:
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