iOS Flash Drive Named Must Have Christmas Gift 2017

ADAM Elements is a business based in Taipei City, Taiwan that is known for its useful consumer electronics accessories. Specifically, they have popularized the iKlips line of iOS flash drives, which is an external storage device for the iPhone or iPad. They have now announced that their iKlips II range of iOS flash drives has been voted Christmas Must Have 2017 in a community poll.

"Christmas is only just around the corner and electronics devices have always been popular gifts," says a spokesperson for the company. "We are very proud to see that our iKlips II has been voted as the must have gift this season. Considering we have only recently released it, this is a true honor. We must thank our loyal customers for putting us forward for this award."

A number of key features of the device have been specified in particular, which have made it this year's best gift. Perhaps the most important of those features is that the device is fully MFI-certified for Apple devices. This means that it is safe to use with all iOS devices and will not damage the operating system or the ports in the way that many cheaper devices can do.

Secondly, it comes with full Touch ID. The representative adds: "The Touch ID feature means that any files contained on the storage device are fully protected and secured. Whether you use it to keep your bank details or your family vacation snaps on it, nobody else will be able to access them unless you allow them to."

The device also comes with a free app that can be downloaded through the Apple App Store. This enables people to take pictures and shoot videos, which are then automatically stored on the iKlips II. What this means that the iOS device will have an expanded storage capacity. Meanhile, the iKlips II is available in three storage capacities: 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB.

The spokesperson adds: "Our other iKlips devices have also been made available in 16GB, but we don't plan to do this for the iKlips II. Nobody uses 16GB anymore, as it simply isn't enough. We are considering releasing it in more colors than just red and gray, however."