Kingston Bolt Duo Review: On-the-go IPhone Photo Backup

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Most iPhone owners have a ton of photos and videos on their phones. They tend to take up a large portion of the iPhone's built-in memory and while you may have everything backed up to the cloud, tour shangrila it's always reassuring to have a local backup for tour Lệ Giang giá rẻ peace of mind.



That's where Kingston's DataTraveler Bolt Duo comes in. Available in 32GB ($60), 64GB ($90) and 128GB ($120) versions, it's essentially a Lightning-equipped thumbdrive that plugs into your iOS device and tour Lệ Giang giá rẻ allows you to make a copy of your photos. There are other products like it -- the [/reviews/sandisk-ixpand-flash-drive-review-spring-2016-review/ SanDisk iXpand] flash drive, for instance, and several cheaper solutions from no-name brands -- but Kingston is touting the Bolt's sturdy, clean metal design and simple user interface.

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