iType-C Reader

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The versatile PhotoFast iType-C Reader is the next generation of flash drive that makes data transmission flexible. Designed for the modern day needs, it features cross-platform compatibility and storage expansion functionality.

The iType-C Reader is the world’s first USB-C and card reader integrated storage solution. The storage capacity of iType-C Reader is determined by users’ microSD card selection, opening up an unlimited storage opportunity on multiple memory cards. Media recorded on a microSD card by a drone, GoPro or action cameras can be easily inserted into the iType-C Reader to immediately access full 4K video quality directly on your device of choice, the perfect solution for video, photo and music enthusiasts.

The iType-C Reader is a forward looking device that integrates an iOS Lightning connector for iPhones & iPads with a modern USB-C connector on the other end. These two connectors open up data management across iOS devices, laptops, computers and Android devices with the added USB-A and microUSB connectors.



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