Tyllon

Tyllon Dual USB-C and USB-A Solid State Flash Drive

Dual USB-C and USB-A connectors with solid-state speed let one pocket drive move files between phones, computers, and consoles

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Overview

Tyllon's 64GB drive belongs to the newer class of solid-state thumb drives — pocket sticks with SSD internals that leave traditional flash-drive speeds behind. Its distinguishing feature is the two-headed design: a USB-C connector on one end and USB-A on the other, letting the same drive serve a modern phone, an older desktop, a tablet, or a PS5/Xbox without adapters. The natural buyer is someone juggling devices across generations, or a phone owner who wants camera-roll relief without paying for built-in storage tiers.

Performance runs through USB 3.2 Gen 2 at up to 400MB/s reads and 150MB/s writes, with the honest caveat — stated by the maker — that peak read speed holds for the opening seconds until the cache fills. In practice that still moves a gigabyte in roughly the time it takes to reach for the next file. Construction is high-grade zinc alloy with protective caps on both connectors and four ventilation cutouts to shed heat during extended sessions. Compatibility spans iOS (USB-C iPhones), OTG-enabled Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux; Lightning-port devices are explicitly out. As an everyday shuttle drive and phone-backup tool, the combination of speed, materials, and universality is the point.

Key Features

【Extend Your Phone Storage】No need to spend hundreds of dollars any longer to buy more phone storage, this solid state flash drive is so easy to extend your phone storage with much lower cost.

【Type-C + USB A 3.2 2-in-1】The memory stick has USB Type-C and USB-A dual drives, allows convenient data transfer between smartphones, computers, tablets, PS4/PS5/Xbox and other devices, no matter their ports are USB A or USB C. Especially for iPhone 15/16/17 series (with USB Type-C port) and OTG enabled android phones, it’s so easy to back up your movies/photos/large files from your phone.

【Up to 550MB/s High Speed】USB 3.2 Gen 2 provides up to 400MB/s read speed and 150MB/s write speed, which is 10+ times more than an ordinary USB drive. It can transfer a 1GB file in only 2 seconds, greatly saves your time! (Note: 400MB/s is a peak speed during the initial seconds, once the device cache is filled, the speed will decrease.)

【Plug and Play, Easy to Use】No need to install any drives or other software, just plug it into your phone (with Type-C port) or computer, this thumb drive will directly be recognized, and you can start to transfer your data right away. (Note: some Android phones require to enable OTG from setting firstly)

【Wide Compatibility】Universal for iOS, Android, Windows, MacOS and Linux, compatible with iPhone 15/16/17 series, OTG enabled android phones, laptops, desktops, iPad, smart TV, car audio, gaming console and more. (Incompatible with lightning port)

【Safe and Reliable】The portable SSD external hard drive is made of high-grade zinc alloy materials, designed with dual interface protective caps to protect the connectors, and 4 heat dissipation vents for fast heat dissipation, make it more stable during long working.

Specifications

Brand
Tyllon
Capacity
64GB
Storage Type
Solid state flash drive
Interface
USB 3.2 Gen 2
Connectors
USB-C and USB-A dual
Read Speed
Up to 400MB/s (peak)
Write Speed
Up to 150MB/s
Body Material
Zinc alloy
Cooling
4 heat dissipation vents
Compatibility
iOS (USB-C), Android OTG, Windows, macOS, Linux

Frequently Asked Questions

It works with USB-C iPhones — the 15, 16, and 17 series — plugging straight into the port; Lightning-port models are not supported.
Its solid-state design reaches up to 400MB/s reads and 150MB/s writes over USB 3.2 Gen 2, which the maker rates at ten-plus times an ordinary drive.
No — 400MB/s is the peak during the initial seconds; once the device cache fills, sustained speeds step down, which the maker states openly.
Yes, on OTG-enabled Android phones via the USB-C end; some models require switching OTG on in settings before the drive is recognized.
Yes — the dual connectors cover USB-A and USB-C hosts, with the maker listing PS4, PS5, Xbox, smart TVs, car audio, and more as compatible.