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K’ablekey review: Versatile iPhone flash drive doubles as Lightning charge cable

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<p>Lightning-equipped flash drives have made transferring files between desktop and mobile devices a little easier, but all such products share the same limitation: They can only be used with a third-party companion app, and most of those aren’t very good. Until Apple graces us with true mobile file manager functionality, this is as good as it gets.</p><h2>Key ring storage</h2>

<p>French startup PKparis makes the best of this situation with the inspired K’ablekey (https://www.pkparis.com/en/mobile/k-ablekey-32.html), a versatile flash drive sold in a trio of configurations: 16GB (the model reviewed here), 32GB, and 64GB. Storage capacity aside, each model is identical, with a rounded metal hub that separates into a pair of wedges connected by a plastic-coated cable just a hair over two inches in length.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3197559/phone-accessories/k-ablekey-review-versatile-iphone-flash-drive-doubles-as-lightning-charge-cable.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>

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