A:AnswerProbably if you are running newer os on your computer, but can't say for sure. Duo Link does not support the Mac conversion of HEIC files to jpegs and mov that automatically takes place between my iPhone 7+ and my older computer, (MacBook Pro, 15-inch, Mid 2015 running El Capitan, OS X 10.11.6). They should have instructions and warn potential buyers that the product is not compatible with iPhones newer than 6 that are working with older Macs, - younger than High Sierra (10.13.6) -
A:AnswerUnless the iPhone 6 has a different Connector at the bottom it shouldl work.
I use mine with a 6s, and a iPad Pro.
Side Note
I have both a Sandisk iXpand and this PNY.
Bought PNY as it was in sotre with 128GB (SanDisk is 64bit)
I find it easy to xfer files from pc to iPad/iPhone usuing the Sandisk
PNY is being difficult as I want to transfer movies but it keps either playing them or renaming themIMG.....mp4
I am about to RETURN the PNY and buy the SanDisk 128GB due to PNY software is difficult
On the other hand if you only want to backup/restore using the PNY it works fine.
You alsom might consider a wifi option but this takes longer with large files (like videos).
A:AnswerYes. You can transfer any media stored on your device and preview it from the flash drive while it’s plugged in, it’s just not as fast as previewing directly from your device but still not bad
A:AnswerThis devise will hold any data file via the USB 3 connection, what files your phone or device will read are another matter. I attached the main transfer screen.
A:AnswerIn my experience, this works like a typical USB drive when connected to a computer and similarly through the application via the iPhone. You can manually select which photos to move, copy, or delete etc.
