Phone storage full? Move it, don't delete it
Plug-in storage for iPhone, iPad, Android and computers. Move photos, 4K videos and files off your phone with no app, no Wi-Fi and no cloud plan.
Drag the drive into the phone
Room again. The moment is saved.
The drives
A four-connector photo stick for every device in the house, and a slim dual interface drive for your pocket.
One stick with USB-A, USB-L, Micro USB and USB-C connectors, so the same drive fits an iPhone, an iPad, an Android phone and a laptop. Plug it in, open the Files app or the file manager, and move photos, videos and documents off your phone. A push-pull slider keeps the connectors tucked away when you carry it.
A slim drive that switches between USB-C and USB-L, with a USB adapter for computers. It is made for quick backups: 4K clips, high-resolution photos and contacts go straight from the phone to the drive without Wi-Fi, a cable or a cloud plan. At 1.6 inches long it rides in a pocket or wallet.
Check current prices, capacities and colours for both models.
See the Full RangeFree up your phone
The everyday storage headaches of a busy phone, and how an EATOP drive deals with each one.
The problem
"Cannot record video" pops up right when the moment happens
Our fix
Move old clips and photos to the drive and get the space back in minutes, without deleting anything.
The problem
Another app to install, another account to make
Our fix
On iPhone and iPad the drive opens in the built-in Files app. On Android it shows up in the File Manager.
The problem
Monthly cloud fees just to keep your own photos
Our fix
Your files sit on a drive you own. No subscription, no upload limit, no internet needed.
The problem
Phone, tablet and laptop all use different plugs
Our fix
USB-C, USB-L and USB connectors on one drive, so the same files move between all your devices.
Who we are
EATOP makes flash drives for phones. The idea is simple: the photos and videos you take every day should not have to compete for space on your phone, and moving them should not need an app, an account or a cloud plan.
The range is small on purpose. The photo stick carries four connectors, USB-A, USB-L, Micro USB and USB-C, behind a push-pull slider. The dual interface drive is the slim one, with USB-C and USB-L ends and a USB adapter for computers.
Both come in 256GB and 512GB and in several colours, from bright red and orange to soft pink and mist blue. Pick the shape that suits how you carry your phone.
How it works
Three common situations, and how the drive fits each one.
Plug the drive in, open the Files app, tap Browse and choose the drive named "Untitled". Save photos and videos there and delete them from the phone once they are copied. Works on iOS 13 and later, with no app.
If the house has iPhones, Android phones and an older tablet, the photo stick covers them all with USB-L, USB-C and Micro USB, plus USB-A for the computer.
The slim dual interface drive slips into a pocket or wallet. Back up the day's photos at the hotel, without hotel Wi-Fi, and keep the phone free for tomorrow.
Our purpose
EATOP exists so that a full phone never decides which memory you keep. Deleting old photos to make room for new ones should not be the only option.
We keep our drives simple: plug in, move the files, carry on. No app to learn, no account to create and no monthly fee for storage you already paid for.
Every EATOP drive is made to travel with your phone and keep your photos and videos within reach.
The difference
What makes these drives worth keeping on your keyring.
On iPhone and iPad the drive opens in the Files app; on Android it appears in the File Manager once OTG is on.
USB-C, USB-L and USB connectors move files between phones, tablets, PC and Mac. The photo stick adds Micro USB.
No internet and no cloud plan are needed. Files go straight from the device to a drive you own.
256GB and 512GB capacities take long 4K clips and years of high-resolution photos off the phone.
Up to 30 MB/s read and 15 MB/s write, with no cable between the phone and the drive.
The dual interface drive is 1.6 inches long; the photo stick's slider keeps its connectors covered in a bag.
Why us
A focused phone-storage brand with two clear choices.
EATOP makes flash drives for phones and tablets, not a catalog of everything.
Two shapes: the four-connector photo stick for every device, the slim dual interface drive for your pocket.
Plug in, open Files or the File Manager, copy. Nothing to install and nothing to sign up for.
Red, orange, pink, purple, blue and green, so each family member can keep their own drive.
Photos, videos, music and documents all go on the same drive.
Every number on this page comes from the product specifications, not from guesswork.
Peace of mind
Straightforward reasons to feel good about your choice.
Every order is completed through the official EATOP store, with the checkout and shipping process you already know.
Capacities, connectors, speeds and supported devices are listed openly, so you know what you are getting.
Prices and availability are always shown live in the store, with no made-up discounts or countdowns.
If something is not right, the store's standard return policy applies to your order.
In their words
Common reasons people pick a plug-in drive for their phone.
Being able to use the phone's own Files app instead of installing something new comes up again and again.
Keeping photos on a drive they own, without a monthly storage plan, is a common reason to buy.
Clearing the camera roll before a trip or a family event is the most typical use.
Moving photos from the phone to a laptop without cables or uploads is another favourite.
Bright colours make the drive easy to find in a bag and easy to tell apart at home.
The small size means it stays on a keyring or in a wallet, ready when the phone fills up.
Good to know
No. On iPhone and iPad the drive works with the built-in Files app. Plug it in, open Files, tap Browse and choose the drive named "Untitled". Your device needs iOS 13 or later.
Open Photos, select the pictures and videos, tap Share and choose Save to Files, then pick the EATOP drive. You can also move files the other way, from the drive back to the phone, inside the Files app.
Yes, on phones with OTG support. Turn OTG on if your phone asks, and the drive shows up in the File Manager. No extra app is needed. The dual interface drive does not fit phones with a Micro USB port; the photo stick has a Micro USB connector for those.
The drives are listed for iPhone 6s through the iPhone 17 series, both USB-L and USB-C models, plus most iPad models, as long as they run iOS 13 or later.
The photo stick has four connectors (USB-A, USB-L, Micro USB and USB-C) and a push-pull slider. The dual interface drive is slimmer, with USB-C and USB-L ends and a USB adapter for computers. Both come in 256GB and 512GB.
Up to 30 MB/s read and 15 MB/s write. Real speed depends on the phone or computer and on the size of the files.
No. Files move straight from the device to the drive, so it works offline, on a plane or at a campsite, and there is no monthly storage plan.
Yes. Plug the drive into the USB-A or USB-C port of a Windows PC or a Mac and it opens like any other flash drive.
For photos that matter, keep two copies in different places, for example the drive and a computer. A flash drive is a handy way to free up phone space and carry files, and a second copy protects you if a device is lost.
