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If history is any indication, Apple has no plans of addressing iPhone owners’ two biggest complaints anytime soon. The first is always battery life, but Apple clearly values design aesthetics enough to prevent it from making a thicker iPhone with a larger battery. And as bad as the iPhone’s battery life can be, it certainly doesn’t seem to be hurting sales — despite the recent dip, iPhones are still the best-selling smartphones in the world.

Coming in closely behind battery life is the lack of expandable storage. iPhones are some of the most expensive smartphones in the world but Apple still insists on “encouraging” users to buy more expensive models; 16GB gets you nowhere and it’s only another $100 for 64GB. You could shell out more money for a bigger iPhone, or you could add microSD card support to your current iPhone in just a few seconds like I just did.

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We’ve covered a few different solutions in the past that offer ways to add external storage to your iPhone 6s, or any other model. Most recently, we showed you a great little flash drive from SanDisk that has a Lightning plug on one end and a standard USB plug on the other, so it can easily connect to your iPhone and your PC. We’ve also covered wireless flash drives that can connect to any mobile device in addition to a PC.

But today, we’re taking a look at something new.

MicroSD cards have become standard in Android smartphones and a wide range of other devices. They’re insanely tiny and still manage to offer as much as 256GB of storage. These little cards are the ideal solution for phones and other compact devices, but Apple refuses to add microSD card support to its iPhone lineup so it can keep ASPs as high as possible.

Well, Lexar has a simple new accessory that adds microSD support to any modern iPhone or iPad.

It’s called the Lexar microSD To Lightning Reader and as the name suggests, it’s a simple device about the size of a thumbnail with a Lightning connector sticking out.

Popping it into the bottom of an iPhone takes you to the App Store where a free companion app from Lexar can be downloaded. Once installed, content including photos, videos and music can be moved off the phone and onto any microSD card. Is it fast? Well, I tested it out with a new Lexar Professional 1800x microSDHC card and I’m not sure I’ve ever seen faster data transfers from a mobile device.

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Lexar’s companion app lets users pick and choose files to offload, or they can configure the app to sync files automatically. The latter is a fine option for people with 128GB iPhones, but it defeats the purpose for users with smaller capacities.

The Lexar microSD To Lightning Reader costs $29.95 and is compatible with any and every microSD card you might already own, making it one of the cheapest options out there for iPhone-compatible external storage. The solution certainly isn’t as desirable as microSD storage implemented at the system level, but since that’s probably never going to happen, this is the best iPhone users are going to get.

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iPhone

• iPhone SE (2nd generation)
• iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, iPhone 11 Pro Max
• iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max
• iPhone XR
  
• iPhone X
• iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus
• iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus
• iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus
• iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus
• iPhone SE (1st generation)
• iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5

iPad*

• iPad (7th generation)
• iPad (6th generation)
• iPad (5th generation)
• iPad Pro
• iPad Air and later
• iPad mini and later

* iPad mini 3 and later, iPad Air 2, and iPad Pro support Apple SIM.

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iPad

• iPad (4th generation)
• iPad (3rd generation)
• iPad 2
• iPad

SIM card

eSIM

In some countries and regions, these iPhone models feature an eSIM:

• iPhone XS
• iPhone XS Max
• iPhone XR
  

You can activate a cellular plan on an eSIM from a carrier that supports Dual SIM. These models also have a SIM tray for a nano-SIM card—you can use a nano-SIM card from a carrier.

You can set up a cellular data plan with an eSIM with these iPad models:

• iPad Pro 11-inch
• iPad Pro 12.9-inch (3rd generation)

Embedded Apple SIM

These iPad models have an embedded Apple SIM that's built into the iPad:

• iPad Pro 12.9-inch (2nd generation) Wi-Fi + Cellular model
• iPad Pro 10.5-inch Wi-Fi + Cellular model
• iPad Pro (9.7-inch) Wi-Fi + Cellular model
• iPad mini (5th generation)
  
• iPad Air (3rd generation)

These iPad models also have a SIM tray for a nano-SIM card—you can use a nano-SIM card from a carrier or an active Apple SIM.* These models won't support an Apple SIM card that hasn't been activated.

* Contact your carrier for details.

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• Identify your iPhone or iPad model.
• Remove or switch the SIM card.
• Damage to the SIM tray or the device caused by a modified SIM card isn't covered by Apple's hardware warranty. If you cut or modify your SIM card to fit a different device model, you might not be able to connect to cellular networks or access certain features using that device.
• If you get a new iPhone and your old SIM card won't fit, contact your carrier to move your account to the SIM card that came with your iPhone. Or ask how to get a new SIM card if your iPhone didn't come with one.