There are a variety of ways to move files from one Android device to another , ranging from Bluetooth connection , WiFi Direct , up through e - mail and instant messaging applications . It is relatively easy to do , especially Android has an option " share " that is easily accessible while browsing files and folders .
But what if the files in question are large , in the hundreds , or even thousands of megabytes such as video , music , or pictures in large quantities ? In this scenario , the wireless transfer of files will take a long time .
Well , practical way to move large files / numbered lot of Android devices is to use a USB flash drive device that has a micro - USB connector .
Operating system and most of the Android devices it supports USB On the Go ( OTG ) for this purpose .
One of the storage media manufacturers offering products that are compatible with the USB drive is Sandisk smartphone via Ultra Dual USB Drive .
This device is a USB flash drive OTG whose size is comparable to a regular flash drive .
Ultra Dual USB Drive has two types of connectors , which is a standard USB 2.0 type A ( for PC ) and USB 2.0 Micro B ( for smartphones ) .
But what if the files in question are large , in the hundreds , or even thousands of megabytes such as video , music , or pictures in large quantities ? In this scenario , the wireless transfer of files will take a long time .
Well , practical way to move large files / numbered lot of Android devices is to use a USB flash drive device that has a micro - USB connector .
Operating system and most of the Android devices it supports USB On the Go ( OTG ) for this purpose .
One of the storage media manufacturers offering products that are compatible with the USB drive is Sandisk smartphone via Ultra Dual USB Drive .
This device is a USB flash drive OTG whose size is comparable to a regular flash drive .
Ultra Dual USB Drive has two types of connectors , which is a standard USB 2.0 type A ( for PC ) and USB 2.0 Micro B ( for smartphones ) .
