Samsung Type-C 3.1 flash disk is ready for its debut!

The high-profile Samsung Type-C 3.1 flash disk will be released on April 11! Samsung brand storage and JD have teamed up to create an exclusive price for the first launch. New products are scheduled from April 3 to April 9, starting from April 10 to April 16

Samsung Type-C 3.1 flash disk, reflecting the perfect combination of technology and fashion art, can be inserted on both sides, and the transmission speed can reach the USB 3.1 standard (150MB/S). It brings users a new experience of mobile storage expansion masters, and is an indispensable storage option for computer users.

In addition to being directly connected to computers, laptops, tablets and other devices, the Samsung Type-C 3.1 flash drive is a mobile phone USB flash drive with OTG functions. It can be directly connected to mobile phones (Android phones supporting OTG functions) with a maximum capacity of 128G. It is a portable device that professionals dream of.

Now let's introduce the specific functions of Samsung Type-C3.1 flash drive:

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