



💿 Upgrade your classic iPod to 21st-century storage magic!
The Tarkan iFlash-Dual SD Card Adapter is a cutting-edge replacement for the hard drive in iPod 5th to 7th generation models, enabling the use of one or two SDHC/SDXC cards in JBOD mode. Compatible with UHS-1, U1, and U3 cards, it offers a simple, DIY upgrade path to massively expand storage capacity and breathe new life into vintage iPods.
| ASIN | B07BY7C13C |
| Item model number | DUALUSD |
| Manufacturer | TARKAN |
| Package Dimensions | 7.01 x 5.31 x 0.71 cm; 9 g |
J**Y
When my trust iPod Classic 7th Gen finally displayed the "Red X" kiss of death for the HDD, I thought it would be the last one ever owned. I couldn't justify the price of the latest iPod Touch 256GB. After stumbling across a few videos online about how to replace the HDD, this amazing gadget popped up. The hardest part was opening the iPod chassis, so be prepared to spend a few bucks on some metal spud tools, but not too much that you'll be upset when they are ruined. The actual install of the PC board is super simple, just be sure to read the directions completely and watch a few videos on how to remove and re-insert the ribbon cable that connects the drive to the mainboard in the iPod. Can't fault this device for the difficulty opening the iPod chassis, that's all on Apple! For a little money (this PC board to replace the HDD), the micro-SD card that suits your needs, the tools to open up the case; and a few hours of time, you'll end up with an iPod that works good as new! I even doubled the memory capacity!
D**Z
Mein iPod Classic 7th gen war runtergerockt und hatte ne defekte 160GB HDD. Ich habe jetzt eine einzelne 512GB SD Karte mit diesem Modul benutzt. Funktioniert einwandfrei und ich kann bei bedarf auch noch ne zweite 512GB SD Karte reinschieben.
T**G
Super Produkt, einbauen, sofort loslegen, keine Probleme.
J**K
Plug and play for the most part. A great way to give an old ipod video new life and expand storage capacity by a lot. Cannot comment on durability as it's only been in my Ipod for a month. Relative to value, that is going to be subjective, but for me it was worth the money spent.
B**I
Nachdem man das Gehäuse des iPod geöffnet hat (das ist ein furchtbares gefummel) kann man einfach die 80 GB HDD gegen den SD Cart reader austauschen SD Karte in gewünschter Größe einsetzen und gut ist ich verwende eine sandisc 128 GB extrem und funktioniert. Viedeos über den Einbau gibt es bei YouTube zu sehen.
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