I have this device. I’ve used this device. I have one of the SanDisk SSD’s just like the one you have. I realize that this is a down and dirty quick video about if it works but I would like to just offer some experiences I had with these items. I wasted tremendous amounts of time, energy, and yes patience trying to archive data from several devices, iPads and iPhones which were FULL of photos and videos of children and grandchildren from the last few years. After some research I found this Apple device and purchased it along with a couple of storage products. As mentioned before the SanDisk SSD and a SanDisk USB thumb drive. Both of these storage devices had only out of the box files on them. As in this video I connected the Lightning connector of the device to the iPad or iPhone then the charging connector to the larger of Apple’s charging blocks (not the little square one that comes with the phones, but the larger one that comes with the iPads). At this point I should be ready to DUPLICATE the procedures on this video. I was able to do these things with some limited success. Here is what I found. After proving what was done on this video to be able to be performed with “A” file (photo, video) or two I decided the device and procedures I was using worked and continued on with this belief until EVIL reared its ugly head. I CREATED thru the Files program a folder on the storage device and transferred 10 files into the “SUB” folder I created - - still no problems. Giddy at the fact that this was so streamlined and effortless and I would soon be able to have backups of all my precious files that eat up all of my iPhone, iPad, and YES even my MacPro that I have been putting off doing for way too long I started to move more and more files in this manner. By this I mean I went from moving files 10 at a time to 20 the 50 then 100. Everything seemed “to good to be true” as far as getting done quickly and easily. It just took longer times to transfer depending on the amount of files and size of files being transferred, for instance if a group of files contained quite a few longer videos then it took longer. Nothing wrong or unexpected with this fact just that once I got to some SERIOUS amounts of data to be transferred the iPhone or iPad would sleep and this usually ended up in disaster see below. THEN disaster strikes. For reasons I still do not understand I got an error message (sorry forgot what it was) and was forced to disconnect everything and begin again. Keep in mind that I had “ALREADY TRANSFERRED” I thought HUNDREDS of photos and videos. To my SHOCK however when everything died and was disconnected and then reconnected I went to the Files App and located my device again expecting to pick up my backing up activities where I had left off before the lock up of the process. To my HORROR NONE of the FOLDERS I created were to be found on the storage device. Fearing the worst I connected the storage device to my MacPro and tried to find the folders I created there. I found files with the names of the folders I had created BUT these files WERE NOT folders, had odd file extensions in the name, and contained ZERO BYTES of information. I got the hair brained idea of creating the folder structure on the storage device from the MacPro after deleting all of the garbage which I found there to see if there was any way the Files App just didn’t have the umph to do this function. I recreated folders for “My iPhone, my wife’s iPhone, my iPad, my wife’s iPad etc and started the process over again. On the plus side I have been able to back up most all of my files into these folders onto the thumb drive which is where I started the process and then later disconnect everything and plug the thumb drive into any of these devices and access all of my backed up photos and videos, however with the SanDisk SSD I’d had little to no luck doing what was done on the video as I always get an error message stating no support or not enough power to use it. 2 further notes 1) if the iPhone or iPad slept the current group of photos and videos would NOT finish and would have to be redone 2) Not sure if the raw out of the box storage devices need some type of FORMATTING to work seamlessly with iPhones and iPads My OPINION: If iPhones and iPads are doing something they SHOULD NOT SLEEP If devices NEED formatting they should say so AND finally IF I selected AAALLLLLLLL of my files to transfer and start that process I should be able to have it complete regardless of the amount of time it takes until it is completed
Apple is so damned to make such expensive accessories which become a Must buy for people if they need to fully use the ipad....but even after paying a high price, the adapter has limitations....why wouldnt the adapter support the usb-c devices without extra power ? its so ridiculous...never buying or recommending apple products ever again
The lightning port and the USB-C port look alot alike. Just by looking, it seems like you would directly plug the USB-C cable from your drive in the "little hole" that seems the same as the cable. I know in the video you specify it's for the power source, and that it's a lighting connection, but that may still be confusing for a beginner. It would be more helpful if you specify that you actually need TWO adapters: the actual white adapter you are reviewing, and then one to go from USB-C to USB-3 (or as a rookie would describe: the regular USB we are used to seeing). I saw you do this and figured it out, but a beginner would not have caught on to that right away. Apologies, if someone else already called this out in a previous comment.
Thank you, currently using a 10.5 and it works just fine for my needs, dont see a reason to up grade yet. However, was concerned about being able to use external drives....this helps a lot. Thank you from Montana
If you want to use mechanical drives (HDD) you’ll need to use “Powered USB hubs”. These are USB hubs that has their own power supply. :) Try to search for this in Amazon. The brand U-Green has one.
Have you tried plugging a USB Hub / Card reader so you can plug an SD card and an extreme SSD drive at the same time to move files between the two external storage devices?
Very nice job with this review, thank you so much! All I needed to do was attach my usb-3 thumb drive to the iPad Pro tablet... you've shown lots of great options. All the best!
Well when I clicked on this video I was shocked to see you..... hey you always have great video’s and information!!!!!! I must be looking at the right place to better myself.
@@DarrellCraig Hi Darrell, yep, it's a small world! :) I'm planning on using m Ipad Pro to see if I can do "live" Question and Answer sessions on my channel :)
I think he made this video for people who would prefer to use a hard drive. My hard drives hold way more space than my thumb drives so I appreciate an external solution.
So, I did a lot of testing with my iPad Pro 10.5 first gen. Bought a SD card reader only on amazon. This works fine all the time. I also had a Belkin dual lightning adapter. The SD card ready works through this also. I can charge and use the SD card reader at the same time. I bought the Apple lightning to USB 3.0 adapter. It works fine with SSD and not HHD. My USB 2.0 flash drives work without having power running through it. I tried to use my USB flash drive 3.0 128gb in my car having the power connected to a cigarette lighter adapter and there wasn’t enough power. So just a heads up that to use SSD and/or USB 3.0 flash drives, you have to use enough power coming in. Not all power adapters supply enough amps to run it. (Probably need the 2.1amps and not just the 1 amp)... that would be a good test for you to do.
I also have an iPad Pro 10.5. What exactly do I need to purchase in order for me to transfer files from the USB thumb drive to my iPad Pro 10.5? Do I just need to purchase the following two items? 1) Apple Lightning to USB 3.0 adapter 2) power bank
Bro you gotta pay attention to your previous videos comments, we told you how to make this work with similar apple or non apple devices, basically use a powered USB hub between the USB storage device and the apple lighting adapater, this will allow for the power to distributed to the ports correctly, the iOS adapters dont provide power unless its for low power devices like up to 2.5 watts, which is 5 volts x .5 Amps. The reason it works with the newer ipad pros with USB C is because USB Cs standard forces it to be better in power delivery, even works with smaller portable spinning harddrives.
June hey, i dont understand about this usb powered hub. I tried using my ext hdd with the beta ipad os and it worked. Now it does not detect or power my ext hdd at all, with the latest ipad os. What do i need to get it work??
Great. I like very much that you correct yourself and that you work out questions a lot of non techie people are asking--and that you are willing to try some lesser known accessories (for instance the Procase from several weeks ago that works great for me for travel)
I was gonna say try the Apple adapter. Apple had us covered for once. You can also use a powered usb splitter to use a keyboard and mouse, as well as connect midi devices, your camera or usb headphones as long as it’s powered. It’s a little bit extra but that’s why the iPad Pro has usb c the 7.5 Watt power out takes care of the lack of power from the device like in this video.
Thanks for your video. What I have learned thus far is that your power source needs to be the power cube that came with the iPad (the bigger cube that you connect your lighting cable to) using an iPhone cube won't supply enough power. Oddly enough, some older usb flash drives will work without a power source. For me, it was a 4GB Transcend and a 8GB Lexar. My 32GB SanDisk Cruzer Blade requires power. I can only assume that this has something to do with the actual capacity of the usb flash drives. Im still trying to find a way to use a portable power bank/brick to make all of this work. Maybe you have some ideas? I have tried the two that I own and they do not supply enough power. Again, my guess here would be that the portable power bank/brick needs to have the same output as the iPad power cube.
I understand the expandability using the adapter, but this becomes too cumbersome- unless used strictly at home or office. By the way I like your channel.
@Will H. Tech Review Did you get it to work? I’m thinking about buying a USB-C hub (because they have more options), but I can’t figure out if adapters restrict what you would be able to transfer (or anything else). Did it work like a normal USB-A cable when using an adapter?
This no longer works. I have tried with iPad Pro, and it did work 9 months ago. I have tried it with iPad 8th generation and it will not work. Could apple update be the problem?
Might be a stupid question but I have spent so much time trying to see what will work. And spent so much money. He mentioned the iPad Pro will this adapter work with the iPad Air 10.5? I wish I would have found this guy sooner!!!!
It works just fine, but know that lighting port goes at a maximum speed of 480 megabits where as USB C iPads can do 10 gigabits I think. M1 iPads with thunderbolt USB c can do 40 gigabits.
Other TH-camrs were saying you need a powered usb hub to get drives to work with ios, but they never attached power to the Apple adapter like you did. Is this an either or situation? ie. You don't need the powered usb hub but you need to add power to the adapter to use a single usb external drive. OR You don't need to power the adapter if you use a powered usb hub with the ability for multiple usb external drives to be attached.
This question came to my mind as I read "USB-C" in the title, too! ;-) But this Apple adapter has no USB-C port, but an USB-A port. An adapter (USB-C female with USB-A male) will make the physical connection possible, but Apple will surely only allow their HDMI adapter! ;-)
You have to have a powered adapter - say you have a USB to lightning adapter, you want the one that has a lightning port on it too - then you can plug a lightning cord to a wall adapter (or into a power bank) and then into the adapter. This will 'power' the adapter/ipad combo. If you hunt a bit on amazon, you can find USB to lightning that has 2 USB ports and a card slot - or HDMI to lightning but the MAIN thing is it has to have that lightning port ON the gizmo so you can power it. 2018 and up have that C port so isn't that just so easy... :(
Duh...am I crazy...so sorry, didn’t realize the other port on the USB3 adapter is a lightening port, so no problem for the power. Looking at your black power cord threw me off and I thought I needed something other than Apple. So thanks Tech Guy. Next time I’ll pay more attention.
If the 120Hz refresh rate or the stereo speakers matters to you, go for the iPad Pro 10.5 otherwise go for the Air 3. It has a later chip, thus, will get software updates for much longer.
Me too. I will be installing the GM 13.0 on my 2018 Pro but am using the beta on the gen 1 12.9 Ipad Pro with lightning port. It will be so much nicer to use-and easier-and faster-I will be using a USBc hub with my drives and SD cards and life will be good.
I just subscribed because of your 1st sentence in this video ! I think a usb device that was externally powered would work too, as long as there is driver support or app support.
Please, could you test the Sandisk USB 3.0 iXpand flash drive with iPadOS? It has a lighting connection and I wounder if it would be recognized by the iPad Air 3, as it has a low power consumption. I know it works with its own software (iXpand). But it would be much better if it would work directly in the native Files app. Thanks!
Could some one tell if it's strictly necessary to use the lightning to USB adapter to make it work? Or the new lightning drives (the ones with the lightning tip instead of Usb) connected direct to the lightning Port of iPad 7th gen would work?
The Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter DOES NOT work with a SanDisk 2TB SSD drive on a 5th generation iPad. I very specifically spent the $42+ on the Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter on the recommendation of this TH-cam author in order to try to "see" and copy files from the 2TB drive onto my iPad (Model MP2H2LL/A) with software version 15.0.2. The iPad, with the camera adapter plugged into the iPad and powered by the iPad's power block, does not recognize the 2TB SSD drive at all. This is very disappointing. Why does the TH-cam author's video show his SanDisk SSD drive in the "Files" app on his iPad, while mine does not? Is it the version of the iPad, or possibly the larger size of my SSD drive? I even tried plugging in the more powerful charging block from my MacBook Pro -- the iPad still doesn't recognize the SanDisk 2TB SSD drive. Very disappointing.
Ok, so that seems perfect for me but I need an answer. With this full line of adapters, is there a limit of 100 mah to power up what we want to plug? And also, can you connect a usb type c hub? Anyone who answers this comment is a hero, I’ve benn looking for this for days
I’m still using my old iPad-Pro gen 1, first time connecting everything its work (in2021) but now it doesn’t work anymore. Idk how to fix it. Do you have any idea?
Hey, thanks for the great video! Will the Lightning to USB adapter from apple also work for connecting my ssd to my Ipad pro 1st generation? It is a little cheaper and it doesn't have the extra charging option but it is USB and nog USB 3, will that work too? Thanks a lot!
Great find and thanks for sharing - but that said, who designed this? It’s bizarre because any USB C devices that require a powered hub (ie ext hard drives, thumb drives, etc) that power can only be supplied via the only USB C port - in order to use USB C peripherals which in turn then require a USB C to USB A adapter to be able to use them! Have you experimented with a USB C hub with power pass through to see if that would allow actually using a USB C device - or even multiple devices? Seems a ridiculous design to make a USB C adapter that can’t actually use any USB C devices that require external power as that power has to come via the single C port! Think Different = circular reasoning, LOl! Would have been very nice if they had offered at least 2 type C ports or even an AC power port with Adaptor for devices requiring external power.
Which USB to Ethernet Adaptor do I need to work with iPad 10.5 Pro AND this camera Adaptor? USB-C to Ethernet or USBA to Ethernet? In other words once iPad is plugged into Lightening port on the nadaptor, what's left?
So when you are looking for a power supply for your adapter do you just plug it into the wall or can I plug it into a power bank and it will still work. Great Vid!
Nice video man. Cheer up. But i just curious is it gonna work if you using this accessory connect with USB type C Hub that have a PD port to connect with power supply while using the USB 3.0 port that with the Hub ? For example, the brand UGreen USB type C Hub (usb c male)
The problem is the power pass thru doesn’t allow fast charge rate. I have the 12.9 iPad Pro (1st gen) and when I plug the apple 30 watt charger into the adapter it can’t keep up so the battery level goes down. Once I plug the apple 30w directly to iPad then it fast charges like normal.
Dear Tech Guy, i am using ipad 10.2 7th generation and i have same set up which you showed in video but its not working i having scandisc extreme SSD 1TB, i tried many times but its not working please guide me.
How can I connect external device to iPad Air 2 ? I formatted the external hard drive ( seagate 4 Tera ) on ExFat , but the external hard drive did not work on the iPad Air 2 (iOS 15) . What should I do ? yesido gs12 otg adapter lightning … I use it
@@ValentinoNicko I don't notice any problems with the 6th gen iPad. I have not tested out iPad OS or iOS 13 yet on my 6th gen iPad. I mainly draw with the Apple pencil on my 6th gen iPad. I would recommend getting the 2019 iPad mini with Apple Pencil support. I bought my iPad 6th gen when it launched in 2018 and the 2019 iPad mini was not available at the time. I would of rather bought the 2019 iPad mini as the screen is laminated and newer more powerful CPU. I don't need a lot of screen real estate or screen size for drawing digitally on my iPad as I can zoom in and out of the drawing to see the result of the drawing.
@@MattHalpain they just announce 7th gen.... with extra inch yet same specs. so the laminated display do have a big impact.... I think I'll go for mini or air instead, thanks!
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I love someone that continues to serve even when folks throw shade. Thanks for teaching me so much.
This is exactly the video I was looking for! Thanks for having taken the time to make it for iPad Pro 10.5 inch users!
I have this device. I’ve used this device. I have one of the SanDisk SSD’s just like the one you have. I realize that this is a down and dirty quick video about if it works but I would like to just offer some experiences I had with these items.
I wasted tremendous amounts of time, energy, and yes patience trying to archive data from several devices, iPads and iPhones which were FULL of photos and videos of children and grandchildren from the last few years. After some research I found this Apple device and purchased it along with a couple of storage products. As mentioned before the SanDisk SSD and a SanDisk USB thumb drive.
Both of these storage devices had only out of the box files on them. As in this video I connected the Lightning connector of the device to the iPad or iPhone then the charging connector to the larger of Apple’s charging blocks (not the little square one that comes with the phones, but the larger one that comes with the iPads). At this point I should be ready to DUPLICATE the procedures on this video. I was able to do these things with some limited success. Here is what I found.
After proving what was done on this video to be able to be performed with “A” file (photo, video) or two I decided the device and procedures I was using worked and continued on with this belief until EVIL reared its ugly head. I CREATED thru the Files program a folder on the storage device and transferred 10 files into the “SUB” folder I created - - still no problems. Giddy at the fact that this was so streamlined and effortless and I would soon be able to have backups of all my precious files that eat up all of my iPhone, iPad, and YES even my MacPro that I have been putting off doing for way too long I started to move more and more files in this manner. By this I mean I went from moving files 10 at a time to 20 the 50 then 100. Everything seemed “to good to be true” as far as getting done quickly and easily. It just took longer times to transfer depending on the amount of files and size of files being transferred, for instance if a group of files contained quite a few longer videos then it took longer. Nothing wrong or unexpected with this fact just that once I got to some SERIOUS amounts of data to be transferred the iPhone or iPad would sleep and this usually ended up in disaster see below.
THEN disaster strikes. For reasons I still do not understand I got an error message (sorry forgot what it was) and was forced to disconnect everything and begin again. Keep in mind that I had “ALREADY TRANSFERRED” I thought HUNDREDS of photos and videos. To my SHOCK however when everything died and was disconnected and then reconnected I went to the Files App and located my device again expecting to pick up my backing up activities where I had left off before the lock up of the process. To my HORROR NONE of the FOLDERS I created were to be found on the storage device. Fearing the worst I connected the storage device to my MacPro and tried to find the folders I created there. I found files with the names of the folders I had created BUT these files WERE NOT folders, had odd file extensions in the name, and contained ZERO BYTES of information.
I got the hair brained idea of creating the folder structure on the storage device from the MacPro after deleting all of the garbage which I found there to see if there was any way the Files App just didn’t have the umph to do this function. I recreated folders for “My iPhone, my wife’s iPhone, my iPad, my wife’s iPad etc and started the process over again.
On the plus side I have been able to back up most all of my files into these folders onto the thumb drive which is where I started the process and then later disconnect everything and plug the thumb drive into any of these devices and access all of my backed up photos and videos, however with the SanDisk SSD I’d had little to no luck doing what was done on the video as I always get an error message stating no support or not enough power to use it.
2 further notes
1) if the iPhone or iPad slept the current group of photos and videos would NOT finish and would have to be redone
2) Not sure if the raw out of the box storage devices need some type of FORMATTING to work seamlessly with iPhones and iPads
My OPINION:
If iPhones and iPads are doing something they SHOULD NOT SLEEP
If devices NEED formatting they should say so
AND finally IF I selected AAALLLLLLLL of my files to transfer and start that process I should be able to have it complete regardless of the amount of time it takes until it is completed
Apple is so damned to make such expensive accessories which become a Must buy for people if they need to fully use the ipad....but even after paying a high price, the adapter has limitations....why wouldnt the adapter support the usb-c devices without extra power ? its so ridiculous...never buying or recommending apple products ever again
The lightning port and the USB-C port look alot alike. Just by looking, it seems like you would directly plug the USB-C cable from your drive in the "little hole" that seems the same as the cable. I know in the video you specify it's for the power source, and that it's a lighting connection, but that may still be confusing for a beginner. It would be more helpful if you specify that you actually need TWO adapters: the actual white adapter you are reviewing, and then one to go from USB-C to USB-3 (or as a rookie would describe: the regular USB we are used to seeing). I saw you do this and figured it out, but a beginner would not have caught on to that right away. Apologies, if someone else already called this out in a previous comment.
Thank you, currently using a 10.5 and it works just fine for my needs, dont see a reason to up grade yet. However, was concerned about being able to use external drives....this helps a lot. Thank you from Montana
If you want to use mechanical drives (HDD) you’ll need to use “Powered USB hubs”. These are USB hubs that has their own power supply. :) Try to search for this in Amazon. The brand U-Green has one.
And thanks from Moscow! Was looking for a life hack to connect my 10.5 to USB c devices. Now I know)
“Is that not correct? That is correct.” Awesome.
Have you tried plugging a USB Hub / Card reader so you can plug an SD card and an extreme SSD drive at the same time to move files between the two external storage devices?
You just gained a new subscriber from your extreme thoroughness
Hopefully this clears up the confusion with the others who were whining about using genuine Apple accessories.
Whining? Geez. Nutjob.
Been watching your videos for a little bit, your honesty with your viewers is great! Just earned yourself a new sub.
“I did tell y’all to let me know if there was anything else out there that would work.......and a lot of y’all let me know!” 😂
Finally the video I searched for my entire day
Very nice job with this review, thank you so much! All I needed to do was attach my usb-3 thumb drive to the iPad Pro tablet... you've shown lots of great options. All the best!
Well when I clicked on this video I was shocked to see you..... hey you always have great video’s and information!!!!!! I must be looking at the right place to better myself.
@@DarrellCraig Hi Darrell, yep, it's a small world! :) I'm planning on using m Ipad Pro to see if I can do "live" Question and Answer sessions on my channel :)
I’ll be watching for it
I think he made this video for people who would prefer to use a hard drive. My hard drives hold way more space than my thumb drives so I appreciate an external solution.
Brilliantly done. I carry extra power bank with me anyway so it’s good considering power banks are slim so not much of a hassle
Thank you. That is all I needed to know.
Yo can u put an extra USB port machine in ? (So you don’t only have 1 usb, but multiples)
So, I did a lot of testing with my iPad Pro 10.5 first gen. Bought a SD card reader only on amazon. This works fine all the time. I also had a Belkin dual lightning adapter. The SD card ready works through this also. I can charge and use the SD card reader at the same time. I bought the Apple lightning to USB 3.0 adapter. It works fine with SSD and not HHD. My USB 2.0 flash drives work without having power running through it. I tried to use my USB flash drive 3.0 128gb in my car having the power connected to a cigarette lighter adapter and there wasn’t enough power. So just a heads up that to use SSD and/or USB 3.0 flash drives, you have to use enough power coming in. Not all power adapters supply enough amps to run it. (Probably need the 2.1amps and not just the 1 amp)... that would be a good test for you to do.
Have you tried connecting an usb mouse? Does it work without power?
I also have an iPad Pro 10.5. What exactly do I need to purchase in order for me to transfer files from the USB thumb drive to my iPad Pro 10.5? Do I just need to purchase the following two items? 1) Apple Lightning to USB 3.0 adapter 2) power bank
Thank you. I wasn’t sure if this product was what I was looking and you made it clear that it was indeed! Great video
Glad that i could help
Bro you gotta pay attention to your previous videos comments, we told you how to make this work with similar apple or non apple devices, basically use a powered USB hub between the USB storage device and the apple lighting adapater, this will allow for the power to distributed to the ports correctly, the iOS adapters dont provide power unless its for low power devices like up to 2.5 watts, which is 5 volts x .5 Amps. The reason it works with the newer ipad pros with USB C is because USB Cs standard forces it to be better in power delivery, even works with smaller portable spinning harddrives.
June hey, i dont understand about this usb powered hub. I tried using my ext hdd with the beta ipad os and it worked. Now it does not detect or power my ext hdd at all, with the latest ipad os. What do i need to get it work??
Great. I like very much that you correct yourself and that you work out questions a lot of non techie people are asking--and that you are willing to try some lesser known accessories (for instance the Procase from several weeks ago that works great for me for travel)
Nice video. What type of power source are you using?
I was gonna say try the Apple adapter.
Apple had us covered for once. You can also use a powered usb splitter to use a keyboard and mouse, as well as connect midi devices, your camera or usb headphones as long as it’s powered. It’s a little bit extra but that’s why the iPad Pro has usb c the 7.5 Watt power out takes care of the lack of power from the device like in this video.
Thanks for your video. What I have learned thus far is that your power source needs to be the power cube that came with the iPad (the bigger cube that you connect your lighting cable to) using an iPhone cube won't supply enough power. Oddly enough, some older usb flash drives will work without a power source. For me, it was a 4GB Transcend and a 8GB Lexar. My 32GB SanDisk Cruzer Blade requires power. I can only assume that this has something to do with the actual capacity of the usb flash drives. Im still trying to find a way to use a portable power bank/brick to make all of this work. Maybe you have some ideas? I have tried the two that I own and they do not supply enough power. Again, my guess here would be that the portable power bank/brick needs to have the same output as the iPad power cube.
Thanks for doing the hard work for me. I theorized that was the issue.
I understand the expandability using the adapter, but this becomes too cumbersome- unless used strictly at home or office. By the way I like your channel.
I have an iPad (5th gen) and I wish they made a lightning hub with usb-a and hdmi
This has helped me so much, thanks! The best video with the step by step, and explained in detail.
You should try using a powered usb hub
I missed which "power" you connect through the USB-C port for this to work
Great to know, I was trying this with a aftermarket hub with no luck. Awesome, great video
@Will H. Tech Review
Did you get it to work? I’m thinking about buying a USB-C hub (because they have more options), but I can’t figure out if adapters restrict what you would be able to transfer (or anything else). Did it work like a normal USB-A cable when using an adapter?
Yo can u put an extra USB port machine in ? (So you don’t only have 1 usb, but multiples)
This no longer works. I have tried with iPad Pro, and it did work 9 months ago. I have tried it with iPad 8th generation and it will not work. Could apple update be the problem?
Did you notice that bright spot on the ipad. I have it in my iPad Air 3 and it’s really annoying. Can it be repaired?
After two weeks of wracking my brain with my lightning cable ! guess I’ll have to get one!
Ok I have your fix. Try using an Arolla power usb and format your disk as FAT32 You can use any size HD
I have an IPad Air3 and it works like a charm.
😂 you skipped the firmware update that makes it work properly. But glad u cleared it up.
Can I use the lightning to type C cable which is Stock with iPhone 11 pro?
Or I have To buy that Adapter
Please Reply🙂
Can we use that Usb port and connect to pc while charging please tell i really need to use usb on pc while charging
You saved my life and my iPad
Glad to be of service
Might be a stupid question but I have spent so much time trying to see what will work. And spent so much money. He mentioned the iPad Pro will this adapter work with the iPad Air 10.5? I wish I would have found this guy sooner!!!!
Thank you very much from Spain.
It works just fine, but know that lighting port goes at a maximum speed of 480 megabits where as USB C iPads can do 10 gigabits I think.
M1 iPads with thunderbolt USB c can do 40 gigabits.
Note that lightning runs at USB 2.0 speed. The “USB 3” in the name of this adapter is misleading. It has an USB 2.0 connector!
I finally ordered this today & it will be here by Monday
Can we use wired keyboard with this ?
I might buy a iPad Pro 10.6
Ok watched the video and you plugged the device first, then plug the external drive USB C?
Other TH-camrs were saying you need a powered usb hub to get drives to work with ios, but they never attached power to the Apple adapter like you did.
Is this an either or situation?
ie. You don't need the powered usb hub but you need to add power to the adapter to use a single usb external drive.
OR
You don't need to power the adapter if you use a powered usb hub with the ability for multiple usb external drives to be attached.
Can you use the USB C dongle to connect a USB C to hdmi
the family show i think there is a Lightning to USB C Adapter from Apple, so yeah. But not with the method shown in the Video
This question came to my mind as I read "USB-C" in the title, too! ;-) But this Apple adapter has no USB-C port, but an USB-A port. An adapter (USB-C female with USB-A male) will make the physical connection possible, but Apple will surely only allow their HDMI adapter! ;-)
You may want to show whole screen on your right side. You said it was a power source you were hooking up to ?
You have to have a powered adapter - say you have a USB to lightning adapter, you want the one that has a lightning port on it too - then you can plug a lightning cord to a wall adapter (or into a power bank) and then into the adapter. This will 'power' the adapter/ipad combo. If you hunt a bit on amazon, you can find USB to lightning that has 2 USB ports and a card slot - or HDMI to lightning but the MAIN thing is it has to have that lightning port ON the gizmo so you can power it. 2018 and up have that C port so isn't that just so easy... :(
Duh...am I crazy...so sorry, didn’t realize the other port on the USB3 adapter is a lightening port, so no problem for the power. Looking at your black power cord threw me off and I thought I needed something other than Apple. So thanks Tech Guy. Next time I’ll pay more attention.
It does work with the iPad Pro 10.5 2017 model, had to send mine back to ebay
Thanks man, your vids are so beneficial
Can you do a Video about using a Logitech webcam with the adapter
Great vid!!! Would you recommend the refurbished iPad Pro 10.5 or the new iPad Air 3 2019?
If the 120Hz refresh rate or the stereo speakers matters to you, go for the iPad Pro 10.5 otherwise go for the Air 3. It has a later chip, thus, will get software updates for much longer.
Thank you so much
You need to update to ensure that it works properly
i just hope apple, over the next year or 2, and gets rid of the lightning cable. USB-C is a must at this point. Thanks for the video man
Me too. I will be installing the GM 13.0 on my 2018 Pro but am using the beta on the gen 1 12.9 Ipad Pro with lightning port. It will be so much nicer to use-and easier-and faster-I will be using a USBc hub with my drives and SD cards and life will be good.
Get a trype c adapter then get a charger converter it should work
I just subscribed because of your 1st sentence in this video ! I think a usb device that was externally powered would work too, as long as there is driver support or app support.
How do you get power to the device
I have the same adapter that really works well for $6
Thank you ,very clear explanation .what is the name of the stand for your iPad ?
Supcase multiangle stand
Average Tech Guy thankx for your swift answer .
Is nice video thank you 👍🏻
Please, could you test the Sandisk USB 3.0 iXpand flash drive with iPadOS? It has a lighting connection and I wounder if it would be recognized by the iPad Air 3, as it has a low power consumption. I know it works with its own software (iXpand). But it would be much better if it would work directly in the native Files app. Thanks!
Cool thx
Only for iPad PRO? Or other modern iPads too? Thanks,
Could some one tell if it's strictly necessary to use the lightning to USB adapter to make it work? Or the new lightning drives (the ones with the lightning tip instead of Usb) connected direct to the lightning Port of iPad 7th gen would work?
Can we connect usb hub with it ? And use multiple ssd or sd card. And transfer files between them ?
Dongleception!
Yes, but I’d recommend a powered hub to make sure the devices are getting sufficient power.
@MarcosElMalo2
Wait, can I buy a USB-C hub and have it work normally through USB-A with an adapter?
The Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter DOES NOT work with a SanDisk 2TB SSD drive on a 5th generation iPad. I very specifically spent the $42+ on the Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter on the recommendation of this TH-cam author in order to try to "see" and copy files from the 2TB drive onto my iPad (Model MP2H2LL/A) with software version 15.0.2. The iPad, with the camera adapter plugged into the iPad and powered by the iPad's power block, does not recognize the 2TB SSD drive at all. This is very disappointing. Why does the TH-cam author's video show his SanDisk SSD drive in the "Files" app on his iPad, while mine does not? Is it the version of the iPad, or possibly the larger size of my SSD drive? I even tried plugging in the more powerful charging block from my MacBook Pro -- the iPad still doesn't recognize the SanDisk 2TB SSD drive. Very disappointing.
would this adapter work with transferring large pdf and word documents or no? Plz respond ASAP as this the answer to this is crucial to me.
As long as you set it up exactly as I said
Great. Do you known if it’s works exactly the same with new iPad 8th gen?
adding power does it charge also the ipad? Great vid and thanks!
Will try this.
Can we use this item for taking print from usb printers
Ok, so that seems perfect for me but I need an answer. With this full line of adapters, is there a limit of 100 mah to power up what we want to plug? And also, can you connect a usb type c hub? Anyone who answers this comment is a hero, I’ve benn looking for this for days
I’m still using my old iPad-Pro gen 1, first time connecting everything its work (in2021) but now it doesn’t work anymore. Idk how to fix it. Do you have any idea?
Hey, thanks for the great video! Will the Lightning to USB adapter from apple also work for connecting my ssd to my Ipad pro 1st generation? It is a little cheaper and it doesn't have the extra charging option but it is USB and nog USB 3, will that work too? Thanks a lot!
Not sure if it works for the 1st generation. That's been a long time ago.
Great find and thanks for sharing - but that said, who designed this? It’s bizarre because any USB C devices that require a powered hub (ie ext hard drives, thumb drives, etc) that power can only be supplied via the only USB C port - in order to use USB C peripherals which in turn then require a USB C to USB A adapter to be able to use them! Have you experimented with a USB C hub with power pass through to see if that would allow actually using a USB C device - or even multiple devices? Seems a ridiculous design to make a USB C adapter that can’t actually use any USB C devices that require external power as that power has to come via the single C port! Think Different = circular reasoning, LOl! Would have been very nice if they had offered at least 2 type C ports or even an AC power port with Adaptor for devices requiring external power.
Which USB to Ethernet Adaptor do I need to work with iPad 10.5 Pro AND this camera Adaptor? USB-C to Ethernet or USBA to Ethernet? In other words once iPad is plugged into Lightening port on the nadaptor, what's left?
what is the link to the previous video that you had used the SD card and what adapter is it?
Werkt prima je moet wel de voeding zwaar nemen van Apple en dan werkt het prima geen probleem met mijn Samsung t5 en iPad Air 3 e generatie
How can I connected my mause and keyboard to my iPad ? Please help me
Bluetooth
Doesn’t work for iPad Pro 9.7” 2016 model, I bought the adapter and the exact same ssd and it wouldn’t connect.
So when you are looking for a power supply for your adapter do you just plug it into the wall or can I plug it into a power bank and it will still work. Great Vid!
I tried with a 10W power bank, it didn’t work. :( It’s best to use the power brick that came with the iPad or if you have a powerbank with higher W.
Patricia Figueroa Thanks for the info!
Little questions would this ever work with the Arduino
wait so what you mean by power is basically like "charging" the adapter right? since I see a USB-c port there
Nice video man. Cheer up. But i just curious is it gonna work if you using this accessory connect with USB type C Hub that have a PD port to connect with power supply while using the USB 3.0 port that with the Hub ? For example, the brand UGreen USB type C Hub (usb c male)
What do you have to power it with, you don’t show how you are powering the adapter.
The problem is the power pass thru doesn’t allow fast charge rate. I have the 12.9 iPad Pro (1st gen) and when I plug the apple 30 watt charger into the adapter it can’t keep up so the battery level goes down. Once I plug the apple 30w directly to iPad then it fast charges like normal.
Dear Tech Guy,
i am using ipad 10.2 7th generation and i have same set up which you showed in video but its not working i having scandisc extreme SSD 1TB, i
tried many times but its not working please guide me.
Glad you found out about this adapter. Great video as usual! 👍🎥👏
Can you connect a printer with that adapter?
Would you mind giving some information on the black plastic stand that you are using to hold your iPad?
Thank you Average Tech Guy for this video, You helped me out!!😄👍
Edit: I Just Subscribed
Edit 2: Does this work with iPad (6th Generation) With iPadOS
Thanks man you helped a lot 👍🏻
Great video...thank you
How can I connect external device to iPad Air 2 ?
I formatted the external hard drive ( seagate 4 Tera ) on ExFat
, but the external hard drive did not work on the iPad Air 2 (iOS 15) . What should I do ?
yesido gs12 otg adapter lightning … I use it
What would be the best way to move files or apps to a drive so I could free up space on actual iPad?
This is the adapter I bought for my 6th gen 2018 iPad
is there any problem for 6th gen iPad? I want to get mini / air but because both runs lightning adapter, I might prefer 6th gen iPad for value.
@@ValentinoNicko I don't notice any problems with the 6th gen iPad. I have not tested out iPad OS or iOS 13 yet on my 6th gen iPad. I mainly draw with the Apple pencil on my 6th gen iPad. I would recommend getting the 2019 iPad mini with Apple Pencil support. I bought my iPad 6th gen when it launched in 2018 and the 2019 iPad mini was not available at the time. I would of rather bought the 2019 iPad mini as the screen is laminated and newer more powerful CPU. I don't need a lot of screen real estate or screen size for drawing digitally on my iPad as I can zoom in and out of the drawing to see the result of the drawing.
@@MattHalpain they just announce 7th gen.... with extra inch yet same specs. so the laminated display do have a big impact.... I think I'll go for mini or air instead, thanks!
Hi thanks, pls tell me can I connect a monitor by a USB C cable with USB in this adapter .
Very Nice, Thanks