If you ever do not have a pc at your disposal and you are used to accumulating a lot of data, photos, or videos on your Doro, you can easily become saturated with the internal storage of the latter. For some time now, manufacturers have become accustomed to also integrating a micro SD port. However, transferring files without a computer can be a problem. You may have heard of a fairly effective solution, via a USB key.
We will precisely, in this tutorial, show you how to connect a USB stick to a Doro? In this context, first of all, we will review the advantages you will benefit from performing this manipulation, then, the practical part, in which you will see all the steps for connect your USB key to your Doro.
Why connect a USB stick to a Doro?
Before presenting the process for use a USB key directly on your Doro, we will come back to the advantages of this procedure. In general, taking advantage of storage on a mobile phone is essential, especially as we do not really realize it, nevertheless with the quality of the photo sensors of our mobile phones which are constantly improving, the volume of photos and videos is getting pretty darn awesome. So we naively get the impression that having 64GB or 128GB on a mobile phone is more than enough, except that with a 50 Mpx photo sensor that records videos in 4K you will quickly reach the limits of your memory.
One of the first advantages of using a USB key directly on your Doro will be to allow you to free memory on your Doro by uploading content to it. In addition, you can also directly retrieve files that a friend has put on a USB stick for example. You can also in the same way connect an external hard drive to your Doro.
How do I connect a USB stick to a Doro?
Now is the time to move on to the practical part of this tutorial! We will first see the procedure for connect a USB key to a Doro , then see explain how to transfer data from one to the other.
How to read a USB stick on a Doro?
First thing to know, you are going to need an adapter to connect your USB key to your Doro. In fact, if you ever looked at the contours of your device for a few minutes, you must have quickly noticed that there was no USB socket on it. It is with the help of a technology called OTG that you will be able to perform this operation. You will have to buy an adapter or an OTG cable, these small accessories are very easily found for a few euros on the internet or in specialized stores.
Finally, you will have to connect the adapter or the cable that you have purchased to the micro or nano USB socket of your Doro and it will turn into a USB socket. If you want connect an OTG cable to a Doro, see our article.
How do I transfer files to a USB stick from a Doro?
Finally, now that you understand how the system works and that you are equipped with the right accessory, we will quickly explain how to transfer data between a USB key and your Doro? Either way, the process is similar. Apply the instructions below to achieve this:
- Download a data manager if the original application installed on your mobile phone does not suit you
- Connect the OTG adapter to your Doro
- Connect a USB key or an external hard drive
- Open your file manager
- Find the data you want to transfer to one of the two directories, you should see your USB key displayed in the storage locations
- Now do "Copy / Paste" or "Cut / Paste" depending on what you want to do between the two storage locations
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