Testseek.com have collected 67 expert reviews of the SanDisk Connect Wireless Flash Drive USB2 and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for SanDisk Connect Wireless Flash Drive USB2.
December 2013
(79%)
67 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(20%)
1 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
79010067
The editors liked
Pricing is very low
Intuitive app
Extremely portable (finger-length)
Adds wireless storage to almost every device with ease
Connects with multiple devices simultaneously
Streams to three devices at once
MicroUSB storage is removable/swappable
Versatile tool to organize/store content
Compact size & travel friendly
Streaming speed is quick
Easy charging via USB port
Wireless storage makes it easy to connect and share with all of your mobile devices without USB. Android and iOS compatible. Swappable microSD cards open up more storage capabilities. Flash drive design makes it convenient to carry and easy to use.
Small and easy to use. WiFi support. Works with multiple operating systems.
Small and compact
Can be used as a normal USB flash drive
IOS very easy to use
Can connect to other WiFi access points
The editors didn't like
App needs to be tweaked to work out a couple of glitches
Sliding cap prevents installation in some recessed USB ports
Only 4 hours of battery per charge
Limited format options at lower storage capacities
Cheap plastic construction
Bulky design crowds USB ports. Paint on end cap flakes off. Some files download instead of streaming
Abstract: We at Gamingshogun.com got a double dose of goodness when it came to SanDisk and their new wireless media systems. The GamingShogun himself got some fun time with the SanDisk Wireless Media Drive and I got to try out the SanDisk Connect 64 GB Wireless Fla...
Published: 2014-01-18, Author: Daniel , review by: geardiary.com
Adds wireless storage to almost every device with ease, Connects with multiple devices simultaneously, Streams to three devices at once, microUSB storage is removable/swappable
Only 4 hours of battery per charge; Limited format options at lower storage capacities
Published: 2013-11-11, Author: Brian , review by: pcmag.com
Wireless storage makes it easy to connect and share with all of your mobile devices without USB. Android and iOS compatible. Swappable microSD cards open up more storage capabilities. Flash drive design makes it convenient to carry and easy to use.
Bulky design crowds USB ports. Paint on end cap flakes off. Some files download instead of streaming, using up local storage space
The SanDisk Connect Wireless Flash Drive puts wireless media streaming and storage into a convenient compact size and keeps things extra simple....
The SanDisk Connect Flash Drive is the cheaper of the two units, with the 32GB coming in at a very reasonable $60 , and the Media Drive version at $80 for the same storage size. Both are great options for those looking for extremely compact size in a w...
Abstract: The SanDisk Wireless Flash Drive and Wireless Media Drive are nearly the same device, save for a few differences. The point is the same for both, anyway – pocket-sized storage devices with built-in Wi-Fi that can stream content to multiple devices simulta...
Pricing is very low, Intuitive app, Extremely portable (finger-length)
App needs to be tweaked to work out a couple of glitches, Sliding cap prevents installation in some recessed USB ports
SanDisk makes it incredibly easy for consumers to share and stream their content using their incredibly portable, well-priced Connect Wireless Flash Drive...
Abstract: Smartphones and tablets are a great way to consume media, but with limited storage space you can't exactly build up much of a library. Fortunately there are a range of storage options that can help you manage your media on the go. Wireless portable hard d...
Abstract: The latest line-up of products to scoot out of the doors at SanDisk come in the form of the recently announced SanDisk Connect Wireless Flash Drive and Wireless Media Drive. Today, I will be touching base first with the Wireless Flash Drive, followed by a...
The biggest problem with this device is a question of timing. This device has come into a market that offers various solutions for backing up media. You already have Google Photos, iCloud, Skydrive to name but a few and these systems are all relatively ea...
