Sunday, September 1st 2024

ORICO Reveals a Magic Portable SSD: Expand iPhone Capacity

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ORICO, a leading innovator in data storage solutions, is thrilled to introduce MagPro, a Magnetic Portable SSD designed specifically for iPhone 15 series users, especially those working with ProRes content. The latest iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max models support recording videos directly to external hard drives in Apple's ProRes video format. Photographers and content creators use ProRes aiming for high-quality and extended video captures. MagPro delivers a significant storage boost for this large video format.

MagPro features advanced flash memory technology, and provides a seamless experience with no moving parts. This results in a faster read speed of 2000 MB/s and write speed of 1800 MB/s, ensures greater durability and higher reliability. Available in 512 GB, 1 TB, and 2 TB capacities, it's perfect for YouTubers, filmmakers, and other enthusiasts looking to produce and store high-quality video and photographic content.
Magnetically Attach and Go
The innovative magnetic design allows it to absorb on the iPhone's back snugly. The compact size ensures great portability. Hold it in the palm of your hand and take it on all your outdoor journeys, from hiking and camping.

USB-C Ready
Integrated with a USB-C ecosystem, MagPro comes with a high-speed USB-C interface and a data cable. Up to 20 Gbps USB-C maximizes the MagPro transfer performance. The 0.13 m-length and soft data cable is custom-made for avoiding cluttered cable when shooting. After shooting and saving your media files, connect it directly to your computer for seamless post-production work.

Technical Specifications:
  • Product Model: A20PLUS
  • Dimension: 75*65.5*12 mm
  • Color Options: Grey, Blue
  • Capacity Options: 512 GB/1 TB/2 TB
  • Read Speed: 2000 MB/s
  • Write Speed: 1800 MB/s
  • External Interface: USB-C
  • Cable: 0.13M Length, USB-C to USB-C (20 Gbps)
  • Supported System: Windows / Linux / macOS / iPhone
For more information, visit the product page.

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49 Comments on ORICO Reveals a Magic Portable SSD: Expand iPhone Capacity

#1
eidairaman1
The Exiled Airman
Isn't that what micro sd was supposed to be for!?
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#2
AusWolf
eidairaman1Isn't that what micro sd was supposed to be for!?
Yes. Also, where's the "magic"? It's an external SSD with a magnet. Wow! :wtf:
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#3
Chrispy_
You'd think that buying a $1000 phone would get you enough storage in the first place, right?
At least there's a MicroSD slot for you add an additional 1TB for $75, right?

The market is stupid.
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#4
AusWolf
Chrispy_You'd think that buying a $1000 phone would get you enough storage in the first place, right?
At least there's a MicroSD slot for you add an additional 1TB for $75, right?

The market is stupid.
That's why I don't buy £1000 phones. A £250 one does exactly the same things, except for maybe gaming, which is crap on a touchscreen anyway.
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#5
eidairaman1
The Exiled Airman
AusWolfThat's why I don't buy £1000 phones. A £250 one does exactly the same things, except for maybe gaming, which is crap on a touchscreen anyway.
I dropped Samsung Galaxy like a Bad habit for Motorolla Moto G Power, got tired of their phones starting to fail within 3 years, the moto g is still going well. If i want to game on travel i will get a switch, steamdeck or 1 of those units by zotac, asus etc, since the "gaming laptops" are nothing but just a notebook which overheats
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#6
SL2
Lol at everyone's random rants about phone related things in general, unrelated to the brand in question. Well exept auswolf, who attacked the title instead.

Yes, explain to me that if the phones had enough memory or a memory card slot to begin with we wouldn't need these kind of products.

Is this the best cable solution they could come up with? Does it really have to protrude more than a 1 cm or so?

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#7
Chrispy_
eidairaman1I dropped Samsung Galaxy like a Bad habit for Motorolla Moto G Power, got tired of their phones starting to fail within 3 years, the moto g is still going well. If i want to game on travel i will get a switch, steamdeck or 1 of those units by zotac, asus etc, since the "gaming laptops" are nothing but just a notebook which overheats
I've had gaming-capable smartphones since the Galaxy S (1) and to this date I have never really found a single game worth playing on either the Apple store or Play store. Maybe it's the vague gyro-based controls or the imprecision of a touchscreen but every genre except puzzle-based single-tap games is horrible. If PCMR mocks "console peasants", what are smartphone gamers? By comparison to a phone, a gamepad to control a game running at 30fps with a mere 50ms of input lag seems like the pinnacle of razor-sharp precision.
Chrispy_You'd think that buying a $1000 phone would get you enough storage in the first place, right?
At least there's a MicroSD slot for you add an additional 1TB for $75, right?

The market is stupid.
Oh, also - I looked up US pricing. An iPhone 15 non-Pro, non-plus, with 512GB of storage and the basic apple care is $1329.
HOLY GODDAMN SMOKES.

Still rocking a Pixel 3a here, have an 8a on order and I'm slightly annoyed that the 8a is too good and too expensive for what I need in a phone, but Google don't make an 8b
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#8
RaceT3ch
Man screw the 2000mb/s write and read speeds, I'm pretty sure iPhones only have a USB 2 port, only reaching up to 500mb/s
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#9
Steevo
eidairaman1Isn't that what micro sd was supposed to be for!?
Quiet heretic!! Apple won't make something with inferior specifications.
RaceT3chMan screw the 2000mb/s write and read speeds, I'm pretty sure iPhones only have a USB 2 port, only reaching up to 500mb/s
The pro and Max have full speed, they only gimped the 15 with outdated early 2000s technology....
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#10
RaceT3ch
SteevoThe pro and Max have full speed, they only gimped the 15 with outdated early 2000s technology....
How much would that even cost? Surely it's not that expensive to get USB 3?
(PS why do these iphones only have 8gb of ram tops, literally every other phone can have like 16 now)
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#11
SL2
RaceT3ch(PS why do these iphones only have 8gb of ram tops, literally every other phone can have like 16 now)
I thought it was because they used less?

Don't bother with their example, that calculation doesn't look good. Maybe a reason take it all with a grain of salt.
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#13
Chaitanya
RaceT3chMan screw the 2000mb/s write and read speeds, I'm pretty sure iPhones only have a USB 2 port, only reaching up to 500mb/s
Pro Models have 10Gbps USB port while "cheaper" non Pro have 480Mbps USB port.
Chrispy_You'd think that buying a $1000 phone would get you enough storage in the first place, right?
At least there's a MicroSD slot for you add an additional 1TB for $75, right?

The market is stupid.
MicroSD card that has questionable quality and durability vs a SSD with much better components(Granted I am not in support of removal of memory card slots). For video shooters using external SSDs over microSD cards that generally share SIM slot is always much better.
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#14
trparky
ChaitanyaMicroSD card that has questionable quality and durability vs a SSD with much better components
Don't forget write speeds. Not all MicroSD cards are made the same. Some are good, most are garbage.
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#15
eidairaman1
The Exiled Airman
Strange enough I never had a problem with Micro sd failing and SSDs face the same problems, some good, some bad.

I suspect this device will fade into obscurity being that it is for CRApple
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#16
AusWolf
eidairaman1Strange enough I never had a problem with Micro sd failing and SSDs face the same problems, some good, some bad.
I read an article a while ago that they dug up a sunken camera from the bottom of the sea once, and while the camera got destroyed by the pressure and corrosion, the microSD in it was in fully working condition, only the contract pins had to be cleaned.
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#17
Chaitanya
AusWolfI read an article a while ago that they dug up a sunken camera from the bottom of the sea once, and while the camera got destroyed by the pressure and corrosion, the microSD in it was in fully working condition, only the contract pins had to be cleaned.
There are multiple such cases of memory cards recovered from bottom of waterbody still working well.
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#18
freeagent
I used to have a battery pack that stuck to the back of my iPod the exact same way this does.

Freedom…

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#19
Bwaze
It's till sad that instead of actual progress we're getting these "Lifestyle" products...
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#20
Ferrum Master
Idiots :D

Make solution to problems that should not be in the first place.

To be fair... how much shit videos we make with phones these days, none? All those tik tok wh0res okay, poor mans onlyfans?


For those places 1080p30 is still more than enough... getting that away to any cloud or local wifi enabled storage is zero problems.

SDCARD is a way to go, for sure. But also... i don't have anything worthy in my phone that canmot be erased if it is it is backuped on NAS, you should not ever carry worthy data in your phone, it gets stolen, lost, destroyed... it is stupid to do so. Removable storage has the same flaw. You don't have a backup unless you have backup of your backup.
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#21
Caring1
The only thing magic about this is, it makes the charge port disappear.
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#22
Frick
Fishfaced Nincompoop
AusWolfThat's why I don't buy £1000 phones. A £250 one does exactly the same things, except for maybe gaming, which is crap on a touchscreen anyway.
Cameras my dude.

Anyway yeah that's the only downside with my Pixel 8a. Tidal is up to like 50GB now...
Ferrum MasterTo be fair... how much shit videos we make with phones these days, none? All those tik tok wh0res okay, poor mans onlyfans?
It's not about that, it's about a phone as a media player. I have a 3GB/month data plan and erratic listening behaviours. Generally I have access to wifi but I'm also outside a lot and so I download a lot of music, and lately podcasts.
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#23
Ferrum Master
FrickCameras my dude.

Anyway yeah that's the only downside with my Pixel 8a. Tidal is up to like 50GB now...


It's not about that, it's about a phone as a media player. I have a 3GB/month data plan and erratic listening behaviours. Generally I have access to wifi but I'm also outside a lot and so I download a lot of music, and lately podcasts.
Compressed audio does not take that much space... with few 100GB you can months of listening time.
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#24
KrazyT
Why not after all ?
But I found this device very big no ?
And this cable ?
A good idea poorly executed : C+

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#25
R0H1T
I'm not paying an extra cent to these money grubbing pits!
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