Magnetic M.2 NVMe SSD Enclosure for iPhone ProRES
The drive snaps onto the back of your iPhone and turns it into a fast external storage rig. It streams 4K 60Hz ProRES at up to 10 Gbps while the phone keeps charging through a PD 100W port. Built for creators who shoot on location and cannot afford a storage-full warning mid-take.
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The drive snaps onto the back of your iPhone and turns it into a fast external storage rig. It streams 4K 60Hz ProRES at up to 10 Gbps while the phone keeps charging through a PD 100W port. Built for creators who shoot on location and cannot afford a storage-full warning mid-take.
Magnetically snaps onto your phone for 10 Gbps external M.2 NVMe storage and ProRES video recording
- running out of phone storage for 4K ProRES video
- bulky external drives to carry
- slow transfer speeds from phone storage
- phone overheating or slipping during recording
Snap on storage and keep rolling on location
Before: your phone fills up mid-take and bulky drives stay in the bag. After: a magnetic M.2 drive rides on your iPhone and streams ProRES at 10 Gbps.
A drive that clips to your phone

Snaps on, stays put
The magnet sits on the back of the iPhone and holds through handheld walking and filming. Thick cases or metal plates can weaken the grip, so snap it on once before a real shoot to confirm the hold on your setup. No strap, no bag, no second hand needed.

10 Gbps, no waiting
The USB-C port runs at 10 Gbps, so offloading footage between takes takes a fraction of the time a slower drive needs. It takes M.2 2230 and 2242 NVMe SSDs, which covers the compact drives most creators already own.

Cool under long takes
The body is aluminum and acts as a heat sink, so the drive stays cooler through extended ProRES recording. The black non-slip base gives a firm grip when the phone is held in wet or cold hands on location.
The numbers behind the shoot
- 10 GbpsUSB-C transfer speed
- 100 WPD pass-through charging
- 4K 60HzProRES recording, saved at the same time
- 2230 / 2242M.2 NVMe SSD sizes supported
Set it up before the shoot
- 1Check your SSD size
The enclosure takes M.2 2230 and 2242 NVMe drives only. Look at the label on the SSD before you install it.
- 2Seat the SSD
Insert the drive into the matching slot inside the round body, then close the enclosure so the drive sits firmly.
- 3Snap it to the phone
Press the magnetic back onto the back of your iPhone. Test the hold with a short clip before the real take.
- 4Eject before you unplug
Eject the drive from your device when transfers finish. Pulling it mid-write can corrupt the files being copied.
Everything you need to start
- M.2 NVMe enclosure, round magnetic body×1
Aluminum body with magnetic back and non-slip base
- Attached USB-C cable×1
Already connected to the enclosure
Storage should not stop the take

The warning that kills the take
The alert pops up right before the shot that matters. Storage is full, the 4K ProRES clip stutters, and the light is already changing. Stopping to delete footage on site costs you the moment, and there is rarely a signal to offload to the cloud.

The drive that comes along
The enclosure is a round aluminum disc with a magnetic back. It snaps onto the phone, so the storage stays with the camera instead of in a bag you have to dig through. Set it on before the first take and it stays put while you walk between setups.

Keep rolling all day
With 10 Gbps USB-C transfer and 4K 60Hz ProRES saving at the same time, clips leave the drive quickly between takes. The phone stays in your hand, the cool aluminum body handles long recording, and the shoot runs to wrap.
Why it beats a bag-carried SSD
| This drive | Pocket SSD in a bag | Cloud storage plan | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stays attached to the phone while you shoot | — | — | |
| Needs a bag or pocket to carry | — | — | |
| Works without a signal on location | — | ||
| Records 4K ProRES and saves at the same time | Partial | — |
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Questions and answers
The magnet sits on the back of the phone and holds through handheld filming and walking. Thick cases or a metal plate in the case can weaken the grip, so snap it on once and confirm the hold on your setup before a real shoot.
The body is aluminum and works as a heat-dissipating surface, which keeps the drive cooler through long takes. Let it cool in open air between long takes instead of leaving it in a closed bag.
It takes M.2 2230 and 2242 NVMe drives. A 2280 or other length will not fit, so check the label before you buy or install.
Yes. The PD 100W port passes power through, so the phone can charge during a long session. Pair it with magnetic charging cables if you want shorter, tidier reach.
A pocket SSD lives in a bag and has to be dug out at every stop. This drive lives on the phone, so it is ready for the next take without breaking the rhythm of the shoot.
The aluminum shell handles heat and gives the drive a solid, non-slip feel in the hand. Losing one take to a storage-full warning costs more than the drive, so one saved shoot covers much of the value.
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