00:00Okay, so your phone says storage full right in the middle of recording something you'll never
00:04be able to film again. Been there. And honestly, the fix costs way less than you think, I went
00:10digging and pulled together the 5 best Type-C OTG flash drives you can grab right now, with the
00:15prices that actually made me stop scrolling. Let's get into it. Starting off with the Kodak
00:22USB 3.2 Type-C flash drive. This thing is the definition of just works. It's a dual connector
00:29stick, so one end plugs straight into your phone and the other into your laptop, no adapters,
00:34no dongles, no hunting through a drawer. You can pick it up in 32, 128, or 256 gigs,
00:41and it's sitting at around 1379. Nearly 5,000 people have bought it and it's holding a 4.9
00:48rating, which tells you everything. If you just want to dump videos off your phone without thinking
00:53about it, this is the easy answer. Now if you actually care about speed, look at the
00:58MoveSpeed Solid State Pen Drive. This one's a different animal, it's USB 3.2 Gen 2 and it
01:04pushes up to 1090 megabytes per second. That's SSD territory in something the size of a house key.
01:12You can go all the way up to a full terabyte, and it's about 48.55. Yeah, it's the priciest
01:18here,
01:19but if you're moving 4K footage or big project files, waiting 10 minutes for a transfer gets old fast.
01:25This one's done before you've put your coffee down. On the complete other end, we've got this
01:30budget type C OTG drive, and I love that it exists. It's USB 2.0, so it's not going to
01:37win any races,
01:38but it starts at 668, that is genuinely pocket change money. Sizes run from 4 gigs all the way
01:45to 128, and it's got a 4.7 rating across nearly 4,700 orders. Honestly? Buy two. Keep one in
01:54your
01:55bag, one in the car. For moving documents, photos, and music around, it does the job and you won't
02:01cry if you lose it. Then there's the SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive Luxe, and this is the one I'd call
02:07the
02:07safe premium pick. All metal body, no plastic cap to lose because the connector just swivels,
02:13and it's a proper 2-in-1 with type C and type A. SanDisk's been doing this forever,
02:17so the reliability is there. It runs about 2596, with options up to a terabyte, and it's got a 4
02:24.9
02:24rating. If this drive is holding the only copy of something important, that name on the side is
02:30worth paying for. And rounding it out, the Kodak 2-in-1. Same great 4.9 rating, same 1378 price
02:39tag,
02:39USB 3.2 speeds, but this is the version with the slightly different body style if you prefer a
02:44sleeker, more compact shape. Available in 32, 128, and 256 gigs. Really it comes down to which design
02:53you like better, and at this price you're getting genuine high-speed transfer for less than a takeout
02:58meal. Solid value, no notes. All five of these are linked down in the description, so go check the
03:05current prices, they move around a lot.
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