Picture KeeperConnect 64GB Portable Flash Drive iPhone Android Photo Backup USB Device

Plugged it straight into my I-pad after a small app to down load it worked like a dream.Handy and easy to use, I now wish I had bought a bigger GB one.Den Brad

Brilliant way to backup your photos.Even found pictures I didn’t realise were still on my phone.

Worked well in capturing photos, but does not recognise duplicates across sources so you have to download all photos, then restore to a single source and download again which is a bit of a faff. Also despite the sellers answer to one of the questions, it does NOT come with a usb c connection, it comes with a micro usb. If you have a phone or tablet with a usb c connection you need a usb a to usb c lead as well. A little disappointed that the seller gave the wrong information.

Picture keeper connect is just what I wanted to back up pictures from my iPad. The other Picture Keeper models didn't do this for iPad only from a PC. The upload is really quick and you only upload new pictures each time you use it. It is really simple to use, just plug ang go!

Excellent for loading photos from my phone or iPad!!work done for you!!

Fantastic was able to transfer all my pictures from my I pad that was stored in photo box

I downloaded all of my photos and videos, checked to make sure they had all gone onto the Picture keeper connect and they had, when it came to plugging it back in to my iPad I got the screen saying if this is your first time click here, thought ok I will do that got to the last screen and my connect isn’t listened, so cannot get into it!I emailed the company asking for advice, no reply as of yet!Yesterday afternoon I managed to get it to work, was changing black & white photos into colour when it just stopped again, I have not been able to use it since, I have tried other devices and none of them recognise the memory stick!So what am I supposed to do now?I have now sent 3 emails and still no response, I am not very happy

Nothing special but serves the purpose.

Used this to back up a couple thousand photos and it worked quickly with no problem. Instructions are very easy to follow.

A way easier than the photostick ordered this one because I have pictures on a photostick and cant get it to work.

Not connecting to new Samsung A 54 at home.At the ATT store, in my area, the person did connect the Picture Keeper to my new phone, as she tried to help me with the process.I had just bought the new phone, and brought in both my new phone with the 16 Gb Photo Keeper (that's all I needed to copy my photos to back them up) and the old phone.She helped with transferring all my old photos to my new phone, because, at first, my new phone did not transfer ALL of my photos from the old phone to the new phone: the new phone only picked up ~ 1/2 of my old photos. So, she managed to extract and transfer ALL of my photos from my old phone (Samsung J7 to Samsung A 54) to my new phone.Then, we went into the Photo Keeper process on my new phone. - She only "got so far" with the process: Photo Keeper wanted to us to copy EACH photo, one at a time to the Photo Keeper.Needless to say, I'm not going to waste the person's time at the ATT store, when she was so generous to help me with my phone photo issues, and the Photo Keeper: I mentioned to her that I'll try to continue the process with Photo Keeper when I get home.So, at home, in the Google Play Store it seems to try to connect to my old phone of Samsung J7; at least that's what is listed, in the Google Play Store app.I'm done. I'm returning this very expensive gadget which seems to promise more than they deliver.I should keep my old phone which also has the old photos in it as back up...Ammended Review:A Male Customer service Rep called me earlier today. He had me list the things which I went through with the ATT Service Rep at the store, and with the issues I had when I went home, to try to load the Picture Keeper on my new phone. ( I was also having trouble with Google P.W issues, which have since been resolved: That may have something to do with some things not running properly?)The Picture Keeper Rep. first of all, asked me if the Picture Keeper was connected to my phone - it wasn't. Apparently, you plug in the Picture Keeper first - then go into the App to download your photos. So, Mea Culpa - the Picture Keeper worked beautifully.I don't know why it didn't work in the ATT store, a few days ago, and, as said, after I got home, it turned out that is was my fault when I tried to connect to the Picture Keeper App but it was a very simple fix. (As well as P.W. issues)The Picture Keeper Rep was very helpful and patient- I told him that I was ammending my previous, terrible review- to a much more favorable review.Also, as "useful" information, he noted that the Picture Keeper capacity 16 Gb was ~ 4000 photos, and, of course, videos take up more room in memory than photos, so the smallest Picture Keeper 16Gb, which is what I bought, holds quite decent amount of photos (and videos).

Ok Windows says no more support for anything other than 10. We needed to safe our pictures... what a great product!

I backed up all by pictures, and it worked so well, it ordered a second one. So easy to use.It works very well, and so easy to use. I backed up all my pictures. I ordered a second one, with an even bigger storage memory!