A 10 Gbit/s USB-C cable
Most charging cables copy at USB 2.0 speed. A cable rated for 10 Gbit/s can finish big copies several times sooner.
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Your phone has one small USB-C port, and nearly everything else you own has the old flat USB-A plug. An OTG adapter is the small piece that lets them meet: pendrives, card readers and even a keyboard plug into the phone, and the phone reads them.
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An example: UGREEN USB-C to USB-A OTG adapter, found with a search on Amazon.in.
Any USB-A device with a plug fits: pendrives, card readers, a keyboard, a mouse.
Keep it on the key ring or in the phone case. You will only need it on the day you need it, and then you will be glad.
Photos from a pendrive, or from a camera card, onto the phone, with no computer in between.
The adapter has no battery and no app. When the phone supports it, you plug in and the phone does the rest.
A friend gives you a pendrive full of photos, and your phone has nothing to put it in.
You pull a card out of a camera and want to see the pictures on the phone right now.
You want to type on the phone with a real keyboard.
Two minutes with the listing now beats a surprise later. Look at these three things first.
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Most recent Android phones do, but some need it switched on in the settings and a few cannot. Check the phone’s manual.
You want a USB-C plug that goes into the phone and a USB-A socket for the pendrive or the reader. The listing should show both.
A USB 3 adapter lets a fast drive run fast. A plain USB 2 one holds it back to older speeds. The listing says which it is.
With an adapter the phone can mount a pendrive or a card. ZeroMDroid lists those drives and can share them with your paired computers, so the files on a pendrive in the phone can be fetched from the computer over Wi-Fi.
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No. An OTG adapter changes a plug so that one USB-A device can be used with a phone. A hub gives a laptop several ports. Many people need only one of the two.
Phones give little power. Many pendrives and cards work. A drive with a spinning disk may need power of its own, and some phones will not feed it at all. Check the drive’s listing and the phone’s manual.
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No rush. The listing has the details, and what to check is right above. If it fits your phone and your computer, it is a small thing that makes a big job easier.
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Most charging cables copy at USB 2.0 speed. A cable rated for 10 Gbit/s can finish big copies several times sooner.
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More room for photos and video in a phone, a drone or an action camera, with an adapter for a computer’s SD slot.
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A laptop with one or two ports can hold a phone cable, a drive, a card and a screen at the same time.
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We have not tested these products ourselves. They are well-known brands that are widely sold, and the listing on Amazon.in is the place to check the details. Prices and availability are shown on Amazon.in, not here.