Discount on Sandisk iXpand

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

IMG_0018.PNGVia my lovely wife and her watchful eye for things that would help me be a better traveler/techie/photographer, you can currently get $50 off a Sandisk iXpand device.

We’ve all been there. We’re on a trip and taking tons of photos with our iPhones. Then, all of a sudden, you get that dreaded message that you’ve run out of storage on your phone. You have to decide which photos you want to keep and which ones have to be deleted. It is so frustrating and time consuming! You might miss the photo opp.

 

Well, the SanDisk iXpand eliminates that frustration! You can plug the iXpand into your phone and transfer all your photos to it and immediately free up space on your phone. When you get home, plug the iXpand into your computer and transfer all your photos to your computer. Nothing is lost!
We’ve both already ordered one. I’m looking forward to having that extra space to hold some music that I normally wouldn’t have room for on my iPhone, or the next time I want to grab some video or photos while I only have my phone and have to think twice about storage!

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