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👉🏼 Using a portable disk to back up an Android device.
This disk is awesome 🧪. Compatible with Android as a FAT32 partition as pictured below, this Sandisk Extreme SSD (1 TB USB SSD disk is a compact storage for many uses. Featuring 1-4 TB in standard (1000MB/second transfer) or PRO (2000MB/second transfer) in a USB C that fits most modern computers. For computers without USB C there is an attachment provided to convert the plug to the older standard USB. I got mine with the little case (not included). Inside the picture you can see I show this wonderful device on Amazon's amazing refurbished Pixel 7 Pro smart phone with its shiny native Android "Files" application showing the drive's 256 GB addition to storage.
For disk editing I use the NIUBI professional partition tool, making sure I use a FAt32 slice inside this disk's partition layout list. I have made myself a FAT32 partition of 256 GB, which I can transfer downloads, text, videos, downloads, music, or any other media/format possible to and from my Pixel 7 Pro and computer. That's only one quarter of a terabyte to supplement the small size on this phone model storage class, the 128 GB. 📱
