1.2 Usage on macOS Plug the flash drive into your Mac computer. It will generally show up on the desktop or in the Finder sidebar. After use, click the eject icon inside Finder. Unplug the drive only after the disk icon disappears.
1.3 Usage on Linux System After inserting the flash drive, the system will usually mount it automatically. Open the corresponding removable disk via the file manager. After use, click Unmount or run the umount command before unplugging. If mounting fails, verify whether the file system is supported by your current system.
1.4 Usage on Android Phones & Tablets Confirm your phone or tablet supports OTG (On‑The‑Go) for external USB peripherals. Connect the flash drive with a compatible Type‑C or Micro‑USB adapter. Access the USB storage device in your file manager. After use, select Unmount USB storage in the notification bar or system storage settings before unplugging.
1.5 Usage on iOS iPhone & iPad iPhone 15 and newer models work with USB‑C flash drives. The drive must be formatted as exFAT / FAT32; NTFS is read‑only. Plug the flash drive directly into the charging port and wait for auto‑recognition and mounting. Open the Files app → Browse, locate the flash drive under Locations. You can copy, move, delete files, and transfer photos/videos between Photos and the flash drive. Tap the eject icon for the flash drive after use. Unplug only when the drive no longer appears in the device list to prevent file corruption.
1.6 Usage on TV, Car Audio & Projector Insert the flash drive into the device’s USB port. Navigate to USB / Media / File Manager / Music / Video / Photo in the device menu. Before playback, confirm the device supports your file format and file‑system standard. Exit the playback interface first before unplugging the flash drive to avoid file‑system errors.
