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

[SSD Inside, Extend Your Phone Storage] Looks like a flash drive, but it’s actually a solid state drive inside, using the same UFS storage as smartphone memory, no need to spend hundreds of dollars any longer to buy more phone storage.

[Type-C + USB A 3.2 2-in-1] The solid state flash drive 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 400MB/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 2.5 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 the memory stick 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.