Storage & hubs

Fast and accurate photo scanner that he liked, though only worth it for certain people over a phone app.

Pricey 2TB phone SSD that can record ProRes straight from an iPhone, and is tough and well designed.

Faster, double the storage and includes an adapter for just $2 more.

Placed first in search but is a poor deal next to the SanDisk.

The advertised 16TB is a fake label on a drive that is really about 64GB.

It survived a soak in ginger ale where a normal card died, but cracked from the door slam, so it's tough but not invincible.

Survived a soak in ginger ale where a normal card died, but cracked from the door slam, so tough but not invincible.

A USB-C dock that also works as a 5000mAh battery and 5W wireless charger.

A tiny, well-finished phone dock with USB-C, HDMI, USB-A and a headphone jack.

A tiny, fast, drop-resistant SSD with a fingerprint scanner that he could get behind.

A plain-looking USB-C dock that adds HDMI, USB 3.0 and SD slots to a phone.

Memory drive that plugs into both computer and phone.

A dock only for those very serious about their phone, adding USB 3.0, HDMI and Ethernet.

A very good way to add three USB ports to an OTG-capable phone.

A desk-mounted headphone stand made worthwhile by its cable routing stickers and three-port charging station.

A simple two-ended drive with micro USB and USB 3.0 for moving data between phone and computer.

Extremely fast SSD-based flash drive with a solid metal build.