Adam Elements Launches iOS Flash Drive

ADAM Elements, a business based in Taipei City, Taiwan, has announced the launch of their iKlips II product line. The iKlips II is an iOS flash drive and it is available with different storage capabilities, which are 128GB, 64GB, and 32GB. It also comes in two different colors: gray and red.

A representative from ADAM Elements says: "Our Apple MFi-certified flash drive is everything an iPad or iPhone user needs. It comes with a lightning USB 3.1 dual interface, allowing the user to easily and quickly share files between iOS devices and PC/Mac. Essentially, it has been designed to enable the user to free up storage space as and when needed. We've made it available with three different storage capacities and in two different colors, since style is also important."

The iKlips II supports ex-FAT format, which means that users are able to transfer files regardless of their size. Not only is it a flash drive, it is also a media player. Indeed, the drive supports a wealth of different file formats. The representative adds: "The iKlips also comes with an iOS app that is free to download on iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. This means that you can quickly and effortlessly manage all your files."

The iKlips app also enables users to record videos, including 4k and 1080HD. Furthermore, the app allows pictures to be taken as well. These are then shared directly onto the iKlips, which means there is no need to use any storage space on the iOS device itself. The representative ends: "Through our app, users can secure all their files using Touch ID. This is the most advanced security functionality on iOS yet, which means iKlips will keep all your files completely safe."

It seems that ADAM Elements has thought of everything, also focusing significantly on the overall look and design of the device. It comes in an ultra slim aluminum design, which means this is an accessory that people will be happy to be seen with as well. It is currently available through amazon.com, where their other products are also listed.