Testseek.com have collected 104 expert reviews of the Kingston MobileLite Wireless and the average rating is 77%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Kingston MobileLite Wireless.
November 2013
(77%)
104 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: DPNow.com rating: 82% or 4/5 stars Imagine the scenario: you've taken some shots on your camera and you need to get them onto Facebook (or Flickr, or whatever...) immediately. Your camera doesn't have a WiFi facility and you can't plug your SD card i...
Abstract: HP Remember the days before smartphones and tablets? Back when our mobile entertainment options were limited to whatever books and magazines we could cram into our carry-on bag and that one movie that was shown three times on a single flight across the...
Published: 2013-05-19, Author: Tony , review by: proclockers.com
I read it somewhere where someone stated that the iPhone is the number one selling camera. More photos are being taken with the iPhone than any other camera out there. If this is the case, the Kingston MobileLite Wireless is the ideal companion for those ...
Most users already have USB flash drives or SD cards, Inexpensive solution, Capacity set by user
Storage capacity less robust than HDD wireless storage options, Battery could be stronger
The Kingston MobileLite Wireless provides a solid value for those looking to expand their device's native capacity with a slew of USB drives or SD cards probably already in use. ...
Abstract: Would you like a device capable of functioning as USB-based storage, a Wi-Fi hotspot, an archive for your media, a streaming server, and a rechargeable battery? The six devices in this round-up are versatile, including a combination of those features. C...
Published: 2014-03-02, Author: Dave , review by: daveplays.co.uk
Abstract: Kingston MobileLiteIt's a trend currently that everything is going wireless; from the more common devices like wireless keyboard bundles. Manufacturers have recently been adding the functionality to storage devices such as external hard drives, memory car...
Abstract: The drawback is that the MobileLite doesn't have a hard drive. This may seem a considerable problem, but what it does have is slots for SD cards and USB sticks, which are now readily available up to 256Gb. So it's plausible to keep a few dozen films, say,...
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Published: 2013-10-03, Author: David , review by: artiss.co.uk
An excellent idea, Good value
Below average build quality, The Android app is buggy, Poor instructions
For all the features it has it's not bad value for money. However, bad build quality, instructions and accompanying apps lets it down. If you can look past this and could really do with a wireless method of connecting USB and SD cards to your tablet and ...
