USB Flash Drive OTG Metal 32GB for Phone and Laptop
Move photos, documents and videos between your phone and laptop without digging for a cable. One metal drive carries a USB-A end and a micro-USB end, and it rides on your keys. Pick 8GB, 16GB or 32GB for the files you carry.
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Move photos, documents and videos between your phone and laptop without digging for a cable. One metal drive carries a USB-A end and a micro-USB end, and it rides on your keys. Pick 8GB, 16GB or 32GB for the files you carry.
Dual-connector OTG flash drive in a metal body for phones and computers
- transferring files between smartphone and computer
- running out of phone storage
- carrying bulky storage
One metal drive that moves files between phone and laptop
Stop emailing photos to yourself and hunting for the right cable. Plug in the end that fits, copy what you need, and keep going.
One drive, two connectors, zero adapters

Two connectors, no adapter
One end is USB-A for the laptop and the other is micro-USB for the phone. You copy a photo off your phone in the hallway, then drop it onto the work computer at your desk. No cable hunt and no cloud upload to wait on.

Metal body, champagne finish
The casing is metal, not plastic, and the champagne gold finish looks as good on a desk as it does on a key ring. It feels solid in the hand and it stays intact after weeks of sitting in a pocket with your keys.

Cap that stays on
The transparent cap swings on a hinge and stays attached to the body, so it does not vanish in a bag. Close it when the drive is not in use to keep both connectors clean.
Move a file from phone to laptop in four steps
- 1Open the cap
Swing the transparent cap on its hinge until both connector ends are exposed.
- 2Plug into your phone
Insert the micro-USB end into an OTG-capable phone. Give it a moment to detect the drive, then copy the files you need onto it.
- 3Move to the laptop
Remove the drive, plug the USB-A end into your computer, and copy the files over. Open the drive from the file explorer.
- 4Eject before you pull it out
Use safely remove or eject on both devices before unplugging. Pulling the drive mid-copy can corrupt files.
Everything you get
- Dual-connector OTG flash drive×1
USB-A end for computers, micro-USB end for phones, metal body with hinged transparent cap
- Beaded keyring chain×1
Clips through the keyring loop at the top of the drive
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Questions and answers
The drive ends in micro-USB, so it plugs straight into phones with a micro-USB port. A phone with only a USB-C port needs a USB-C to micro-USB adapter, which is not included.
Yes. The phone must support USB OTG, which most Android phones do. Check your model's specs or settings for OTG before you buy if the phone is older.
Pick by the largest folder you carry. 8GB holds a few hundred photos or a stack of documents. 32GB leaves room for a full day of shoots, scans and short videos, so most buyers who move media choose it.
USB 2.0 is slower than USB 3.0. It handles documents, photos and short clips without trouble. Large 4K files will take longer, so a USB 3.0 drive suits heavy video transfers better.
The packaging lists the drive as waterproof. Keep the cap closed in wet weather and dry the connector with a cloth before you plug it in.
A basic stick has no micro-USB end, so it cannot reach your phone at all. This drive costs more because it has a metal body, a hinged cap and two connectors in one piece. One drive replaces a stick, an adapter and a cable hunt.
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