Kingston's MobileLite Wireless G2 provides a solution to the limited storage space that many smartphones and tablets have, as well as to the fact that many users now have two or more "smart" devices from which they often want to access the same files.
This is because, if you connect an SD card or a USB stick with videos, photos or texts to Kingston's MobileLite Wireless G2, it will take on the role of a wireless external storage device, "sharing" all this material to any device (except Windows Phones) that supports Wi-Fi.
Even better, the MobileLite Wireless G2 allows for wireless connection to more than one device at the same time, so that, for example, two tablets can play different videos from the connected USB stick at the same time. Although this would be enough for its price, which is around 45 euros in Greece, the gadget offers other possibilities, first of all because its battery can be used to recharge a smartphone up to two times.
Also, thanks to the LAN port, it functions as a portable wireless router, creating a Wi-Fi network from any DSL connection – a useful feature especially for those who travel frequently and stay in hotels. At the same time, it is also compatible with a USB 3G modem, which means that with the same mobile connection one has the ability to “surf” from all their devices.
The MobileLite Wireless G2 is quite small in size and weight, while it is very easy to use – for smartphones and tablets with Android or iOS, Kingston has developed applications from which one can also intervene in the gadget’s settings. Through the same applications, the “smart” devices also communicate wirelessly with the Wireless G2, which in practice proves that it can indeed “share” files without any problems and at any time on more than one machine. Thus, even when we “opened” two different movies on an iPad and an Android phone, the videos “started” quite quickly on both devices, while they “played” without interruptions.
The gadget also does well in terms of battery life, with its battery providing over 13 hours of wireless streaming before needing to be plugged in again. On the other hand, although it supports a fairly wide range of music, video, and document files, naturally, each smartphone or tablet can only play those that are compatible with its operating system.
Source: kathimerini.gr
