Remember how before smartphones were a thing, the best way to carry data around with you was on a flash drive? You’d pass them around, asking for or sending over documents, sharing files, or even bootlegged media you downloaded off the internet (let’s not pretend that it didn’t happen). Then came the smartphone, and along with it came cloud storage and syncing options. You could share your files by just sending over links or uploading files to a cloud drive to access it on multiple machines. The issue with a service becoming too popular is that it starts becoming a business strategy. Prices get inflated as soon as a service sees a lot of users who would be willing to pay for more features, and freemium models start enforcing restrictions on how much you can share, or how many people you can share it with, or for how long your shared files stay online. iKlips C takes us back to the glory days. With a lightning connector on one end, a Type-C connector on the other, and 256 gigabytes of storage, the iKlips C covers a majority of devices. It plugs into iPhones, iPads, MacBooks, and even Android phones, offering you the ability to store and share data across practically all your devices. Offline. For Free. Touted as the world’s first and only Apple MFI certified USB-C & Lightning Flash Drive, iKlips C offsets the need to shell out cash for multiple cloud-sharing programs every month or year. Its vast storage allows you to share files or even back your devices up on it, and the fact that all transfers happen through a lightning or Type-C connector means transfer speeds are significantly higher than over an internet connection. What makes the iKlips C doubly useful is its app. The iKlips app, with more than 300 thousand downloads worldwide, supports 24 languages and allows you to take instant device backups, securely store and transfer files, as well as use your phone’s biometric security features (or a password) to unlock storage when you’re sharing sensitive data. You can manage files, record directly to the drive, and encrypt individual data. Its cross-compatibility allows you to use it the way you’d use a USB drive, but with more devices, while its unplugged nature gives you the advantages of cloud-storage, without the yearly fees or the drawbacks of a slow internet connection. Its size offers the advantage of superior portability, letting you carry it in bags or slip it into your pocket, whereas the Apple MFI certification makes it the first USB drive that’s designed to work seamlessly on Apple devices and that icing-on-the-cake iKlips app means you can do MUCH more with your 256 GB (or 128 GB) of storage, than just simply dumping selfies and dog-photos on it. Besides, each iKlips C comes with a 3-year warranty and the ability to support lightning and Type-C devices launched in the future too, making your multi-tasking flash drive practically future-proof! Designer: ADAM elements (54% off). Hurry, less than 24 hours left! Raised over $100,000. Made for the latest iPad Pro/iPhone with either Lightning or USB-C ports, the iKlips is a palm-sized file manager that keeps all your valuable data safe and easy to share around. See the iKlips C on the go. With iKlips App, you can not only backup your photos, videos, contacts, and calendars, you can also backup photos you’ve posted on social media, and even your Evernote data. Put your phone on a wireless charger with iKlips C plugged in, the backup process starts automatically. Share some massive files with a friend who owns an Android Phone, or a PC laptop with USB-C port. iKlips C is the first of its kind to be certified by Apple. It is secured with Touch ID and Face ID. Its exFAT format supports large file transmission. (54% off). Hurry, less than 24 hours left! Raised over $100,000.