USB Drive 1TB for Phone with USB-C, WOFICLO USB3.0 to USB Type-c Flash Drive 1000GB,High-Speed Transmission Memory Stick for Mac pro,Samsung Galaxy,iPad Pro(2018-2022),PC.

So it is 1TBShort version: stuck USB flash drive into an USB slot in computer---> open windows file explorer----> click on the USB DISK----> right click on USB disk----> Click on format...-----> Format USB DISK windows opens----> pick NTFS for file system-----> Volume label name it whatever you like----> quick format should be checked ✔️----> click start---> click okay ---> format complete----> click okay---> doneMaybe because I have an gaming computer I built it was easy to reformat as it tok about 2 seconds.I'm an IT professional and was in helpdesk role for a couple of years so let me give you the non and quick technical how to on how to get the drive to the correct storge capacity.For windows computers - anything with without an apple for an logo...Put the USB in a USB slot doesn't matter which one just stick it in a working one (on the right hand side the drive will pop up saying hello to you aka an notification its in)Open your file explorer (the thing that looks like an digital folder on the computer or one of them basic vanilla folders you find in the office file cabinet.. you know the smell of them)On the left hand side of that window you will "This PC tab" click on it and it will drop down a bunch of options (looks like an mini digital computer icon only difference is its not destroying you eye sights like the one you're staring at now)Look in those options and you will see your "USB DISK" or "USB DISK (E:)"Right click on USB DISK or USB DISK (E:)you will get a big list of crap in the options for it, you want to find the "Format..." option click that.A window will pop up with the titile at the very top: "Format USB DISK or Fromat USB disk (E:)"Alright don't be scared since the drive has nothing on it anyway so if you mess up you can do it all over again :).In that window you want to select the drop downs like this:Capacity: will be automatically detected (ignore that one)File system: Change to NTFSIgnore "Restore device to default"Volume lable: change to whatever name you want to give to your usb stick or keep its the same doesn't matter (example "Super fast metal stick thing" thats what will show up in the file explorer when you're trying to find your USB device).Format options: keep that check ✔️ on "Quick format"Now it StartClick okay as it will ease all data on the USB flash stick (since the USB stick is empty assuming you started this before using it just click okay)Then click okay againNow congratulations you have an 1TB drive now..Mac is a bit different but thats okay!Short version: plug in USB device into mac computer ---> on desktop you should see "USB disk"-----> at the very top of your desktop click on the magnified glass---> type in Disk Utility and click on it----> Select USB disk----> click erase at the top of the disk utilities window ----> Name it whatever----> Format selete MS-DOS (FAT)---> Click Erase----> wait for progress to be done----> click done------> top next to apple logo click on disk utility---> click quit disk Utility--> doneInsert your USB stick into the computerMac should receive the drive on your desktop should say "USB disk".Now at the top right you see that tiny magnified glass or the "search tool" click on that.Type in "Disk Utility" without the "" quotation marks.Click on "Disk Utility --Utilities"You will see and drive with an doctor's stethoscope on itIn the list you will see "USB Disk" click on that.At the top of that disk utility window you will have options first aid, partition, erase, restore and unmount.The option we want to click is erase.Another window will pop up! It will say:Erase "USB Disk"?In the options box below that you will haveNameFormatFor Name: you can name it anything you want!For Format: change it to MS-DOS (FAT)Select EraseLet it the bar turn fully blue and when finish it will show an green check mark and blue in done.Click doneAt the very top where the apple logo is click on "Disk Utility" select "Quit Disk Utility"Congratulations you're still an basic mac userAlso no I didn't proof read as I am too lazyAnyways the device works perfectly fine and is 1TB just comes in the wrong format so format it before using it. If your computer is taking years it's probably your ram or you already have too much junk on your PC or just an old computer/laptop.This thing is soild, got it for my brother who is starting trade school doing CNC, 3d printing and auto cad. :)

It is a flash drive. But instructions on how to transfer from phones would have been helpful.

When you check storage it will say the 1tb. Not really. 999GB which is a lot more than you'd expect. That being said it isn't. I tried it multiple times but after 100~120gb (correction like 64GB) worth of data saved on it everything becomes "corrupted" and then disappears from the drive. Regardless of what I did I couldn't save anything on it after that point. I was very careful and COPIED my files instead of moved them or cut/paste. If you cut and pasted or moved and the device did not actually save because the data limit was met... I am guessing that info would be GONE for good. So be careful. After the initial save I tried putting One video of 300mb and it would copy then not be able to play and when unmounted and swapped to the pc? It is not there. 0 bytes. So if you want to transfer data to your pc from your phone completely doable. Just do it in smaller batches. write speeds are around 20-30 and it even was 40mb for me at some points depending on what transferred.WARNING: Do not cut/paste or move your files here. COPY THEM. You want to keep your original file saved until you transfer it wherever it is you want to transfer them to. Make sure they files work.EDIT: Raising it to 2.5 stars because it does work. I have been transferring things like I wanted to. I believe they have an actual "size" of about 64GBs. The You will know when its over because everything after said point will come as "corrupt" and look like it is actual data and you will transfer that but it is "corrupted".. IE: You transfer a total of 100GB. Find that 40GB or so show up as "corrupt" and cannot be opened. So if you save small batches AND delete them after you can transfer more that way. My recommendation is look at the size and do not exceed around 60GB and there is a very high chance of it working out for you. I always check my files after I try transferring them to see if they open up and play or they show up as "corrupt".EDIT: Dropping it to 1.5 as longevity is definitely not one of its strong suits. Do not expect to use it too much before it just fails completely. I think this is the first flash drive I have ever owned that failed within 3 months and this was with almost the full time being unused. I tried to transfers some files and it did and then it didn't. Then kept crashing while trying to transfer the files (it did this before quite often but not to this degree--usually I think its because the phones open space was too small but I couldn't transfer a 2gb video when I had 10gb worth of space on the phone which is not normal). It is a good thing I do not delete or move my files from my phone to the drive as they'd have been lost forever.I like the fact this drive has 3 ways of connecting but given how quickly it burns out. Given how of the 1tb worth of space is actually more like 64GB if that (after the first day I never put more than 50gb into this drive while making space). I Do not recommend this product. You can buy another usb c drive with 128gb or 256gb of say Samsung for LESS.UPDATE: Finally used the new samsung 256gb drive to transfer files from my Samsung s21 ultra t my PC. I Had NONE of those problems That I had with the drive. I was able to Transfer muliple files a one time. It was significanly faster and the drive was not constanly failing. I originally though maybe my phone had issues which was why it consistently disconnected from the drive but no. It definitely was The drive.I really cannot recommend the drive unless you need all 3 options and you decide not to buy say a usb-c o usb-a converter.

It is so nice to have a USB and C on one thumb drive. It is a 1 TB drive. Plenty of room to download pictures and ect from the computer or phone. It is fast.

I haven't figured out how to use this flash drive on the phone camera, I bought 3 of these to try to safe the pictures and it has no instrucitons with the product. This product is not lost on me but for the need the instructions should be included.