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Frequently Asked Questions
What capacities do you have in OTG flash drives?
This category carries 32GB, 64GB and 128GB options from SanDisk. The 32GB and 64GB drives come from the iXpand line, and the 128GB option is the Ultra Dual. Capacity choice usually comes down to whether you are storing documents and photos or long video files.
Will an OTG flash drive work with my phone?
The phone has to support OTG host mode, and the drive connector has to match your phone port. Check the phone specification, or tell our staff which handset you have and they can point you to the right model. The computer end of these drives plugs into a standard USB port.
Can I order an OTG drive outside Karachi?
Yes. The showroom is in Karachi, but orders ship with nationwide delivery across Pakistan. You can pay online or choose cash on delivery.
SanDisk iXpand OTG drives in 32GB, 64GB and 128GB, built to move photos, video and documents between a phone and a computer without a cable.
OTG Flash Drives for Phones and Computers
OTG flash drives carry a connector at each end, one for a phone or tablet and one for a computer, so a file crosses between the two without a cable, a cloud upload or a card reader. Most buyers arrive here because a handset has filled up with photos and video clips and the footage needs somewhere to live. Others want a pocket drive that works on both the phone in their hand and the desktop at work.
The stock in this category comes from SanDisk, built around the iXpand line and sold in 32GB, 64GB and 128GB. The 32GB drives cover the iXpand Flash Drive and the iXpand Curve. At 64GB the range widens to the iXpand Flash Drive, the iXpand Mini and the iXpand Flip. The largest capacity here is the 128GB Ultra Dual. The price spread runs from entry level drives up to premium models, so the same category holds a light document carrier and a drive sized for a phone full of video.
Capacity is the first decision, and it follows what you shoot rather than what you store. Documents, spreadsheets and phone photos fit inside 32GB with room to spare. Long video recordings eat that in a session, which is where 64GB and 128GB earn their place. The second decision is the connector on the phone side. Check the port on your handset and match the drive to it, because an OTG drive that fits the computer end and not the phone end solves nothing. Body shape matters more than it looks. A drive that sits flush works better in a pocket than one that stands proud of a cased phone.
Who Buys Which Drive
A student moving assignments between a laptop and a phone gets everything they need from a 32GB drive. Someone recording video at events, weddings or on site clears a phone faster and should start at 64GB, then step to 128GB if a full day of shooting fills a card. Office staff who hand files to colleagues in person, without email limits or a shared drive, tend to keep one of these on a keyring. If you only ever plug into a computer, a standard drive from the USB flash drive section costs less than an OTG model.
Mega Computer has sold computer hardware in Pakistan since 1986, with a showroom in Karachi for buyers who want to hold a drive before choosing. Orders ship with nationwide delivery across Pakistan. You can pay online or with cash on delivery. Staff can confirm which capacities are on hand and which connector suits your phone before you order.
One compatibility note before you buy. Your phone has to support OTG host mode for any of these drives to mount, and older or entry level handsets sometimes do not. Check the phone specification first. Files copied onto the drive from a phone stay readable on a computer, so the same drive doubles as a backup you can plug into a desktop later.