Introduction

I would like to thank Kingston for providing the review sample.



Features

• Portable, wireless storage
• Works with iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, Android devices, Amazon Kindle Fire
• Share your data with 3 users simultaneously

Specifications

• Capacities: 16GB, 32GB
• Dimensions: 121.5mm x 61.8mm x 9.8mm
• Wireless Network Interface: Wi-Fi 802.11g/n with wireless security (WPA/WEP)
• Rechargeable Battery: up to four hours of continuous use
• Cable: MiniUSB to USB cable included, user can upload files and content from their PC/Mac to the Wi-Drive using the USB cable
• Operating Temperature: 32°F to 122°F (0°C to 50°C)
• Storage Temperature: 14°F to 158°F (-10°C to 70°C)
• Convenient: pocket-sized for easy transportability
• Guaranteed: one-year warranty, free technical support
• Configurable APN (access point name) and Key functions to connect to Wireless Access Point (Internet Connection)
• User selectable Wi-Fi priority list when there are multiple APN/Key available File Support: Wi-Drive can store any file type, but playback and viewing are Based on the files supported by the mobile device.
• General file format support: Audio: MP3, WAV, Video: m4V, mp4 (H. 264 video codec), Image: jpg, tif, Document: pdf

Packaging

The Wi-drive ships in a compact, full-color cardboard box. You will find detailed specifications on the back, while there is an image of the device in the front.


Kingston has placed the Wi-Drive right in the very top of the package, with the accessories below it.

Contents

Speaking of which, you will only get the basics with the device. A Mini-USB to USB cable and manual is all that there is. In all fairness though, there is no reason to include anything else besides that anyways.