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Reddit mentions of RAVPower FileHub Plus, Dual Band Wireless Travel Router, USB Port, SD Card Slot, 6700mAh External Battery Pack - RP-WD03

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Reddit mentions: 10

We found 10 Reddit mentions of RAVPower FileHub Plus, Dual Band Wireless Travel Router, USB Port, SD Card Slot, 6700mAh External Battery Pack - RP-WD03. Here are the top ones.

RAVPower FileHub Plus, Dual Band Wireless Travel Router, USB Port, SD Card Slot, 6700mAh External Battery Pack - RP-WD03
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Storage Backup: transfer files between sd cards ,usb drives, hard disk and your devices(phone/tablet/computer) to free much more space up for your devices.Portable Wireless Travel Router: easy to carry and set up. Instantly convert a wired network to wireless network. Internal dual band antennas allow for better network performance. Also bridge and extend WiFi, share internet securely with others.Sharing & Streaming Media: seamlessly share with your families, friends and stream your videos, photos, and music on your connected smartphones, tablets, TVs, media players, Chromecast, Roku, and other DLNA devices, via App Filehub Plus.SD Card USB Reader: wirelessly recognize USB flash drive, hard disk, SDHC, SDXC cards with your devices (phone/tablet/computer)via APP, even more support with a usb hub.Upgraded Chip & External Battery Packs: New MTK7620N core built-in chip, better performace in hardware & software. Built-in 6000mAh power bank (5V/1A) enables you to charge most of phones at least for once, without worries about low power.
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Found 10 comments on RAVPower FileHub Plus, Dual Band Wireless Travel Router, USB Port, SD Card Slot, 6700mAh External Battery Pack - RP-WD03:

u/evilf23 · 5 pointsr/Android

Moto X, G4, V10. Z5, HTC M9 all have MicroSD slots.

if you're the type to keep a battery pack with you all the time, you can use a battery pack with filehub capabilities. surprised more people on /r/android don't champion the Ravpower WD02/WD03.

http://amzn.com/B00T5XQE3U

6000 mah battery pack, USB ports for external hard drives, SD card slots, ethernet port for router functions (great for travel), DLNA. it's like having network storage everywhere you go that can also charge your phone. connect to it with a file manager like solid explorer over DLNA and you have 4TB wirelessly.

you can get last year's model WD02 for $35, it's pretty much the same thing just used MicroSD cards instead of larger SD cards. bought my brother a WD02 for christmas last year and he loves it.

u/El_Cheezy · 4 pointsr/backpacking

Yes, there are a few different ways to do this.

  1. The cloud. This basically means using an online storage service like OneDrive, DropBox, Box, Google Photos, Amazon Cloud Drive, etc. All are similar and have their own advantages/disadvantages. I typically use two of these to make sure photos/videos are not skipped and lost. The major barrier to this is finding Wifi, but not just Wifi, Wifi that is fast enough and consistent. That'll depend on where you're traveling and staying.

  2. An external hard/flash drive with a portable file hub. The main purpose of the file hub is to serve as a connection between a USB hard/flash drive and memory card to your phone. You can transfer media from your phone to a memory card to a portable hard drive. I used it for my GoPro videos to transfer files from a memory card to a hard drive while using the app on my phone to control the process. No laptop or internet connection needed.

  3. There are other options like bringing a laptop and connecting your phone to it, swapping memory cards in your phone if your phone supports it (sorry, iPhone users), phone specific USB/hard drive adapters, etc.
u/MasinleaveMealone · 3 pointsr/ProjectFi

People who use their phones for streaming need to be on a plan that fills that need without worry. That won't be Fi unless you find a compromise with offline music and video.

I'm considering getting a multi-function FileHub. I like/need some of the other features and the streaming using a large capacity microsd will be gravy.

http://www.amazon.com/RAVPower-Versatile-Wireless-Portable-Companion/dp/B00T5XQE3U/ref=pd_sim_147_4?ie=UTF8&dpID=315GfVLqPUL&dpSrc=sims&preST=_AC_UL160_SR160%2C160_&refRID=1R0KX13JX828WZ385PC1

u/umbrellasamurai · 2 pointsr/GearVR

You could always use a media streaming solution (like DLNA). I bought this thing a while back for just that.

u/erikwithaknotac · 2 pointsr/darknetplan

How much do you think i'll need? They also have a 6000 with more stuff

http://www.amazon.com/RAVPower-Versatile-Wireless-Portable-Companion/dp/B00T5XQE3U/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1453654615&sr=8-1&keywords=MTK+7620N

u/iHateMyUserName2 · 2 pointsr/iphone

So I'm at work right now and can't leave a very in depth comment but there are devices with wifi built in that have usb and sd card readers built right in that will do this for you. Thing is that they're usually like $50 but you can stream movies to up to 5 devices, use it to recharge your phone, and use it as a wireless router if your at a place (ex hotel) that only has Ethernet. Here's a link to one of the many

u/kheszi · 2 pointsr/nexusplayer

I searched around and found a couple of cheap USB NAS adapters which you might be able to use to host your existing large hard drive to the Nexus Player over Wi-FI or LAN. I'm not sure they support EXT4, so you would have to check the specs. Good luck.

https://www.amazon.com/RAVPower-Versatile-Wireless-Portable-Companion/dp/B00T5XQE3U/

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DTPYRTI/

u/alwaysZenryoku · 2 pointsr/backpacking

Do you have power available and a smartphone? Then this might work well: https://www.amazon.com/RAVPower-Versatile-Wireless-Portable-Companion/dp/B00T5XQE3U/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1474080458&sr=8-1&keywords=ravpower+wireless+hub

u/DaBarenJuden · 1 pointr/travel

+1 to ditching the laptop

I used a filehub and 2 external HDD as backup. I could upload straight from the filehub to facebook anything that I wanted to post during the trip.

Also doubles as a wireless bridge, something that came in handy a few times.

u/JRNTWKENG · 1 pointr/ipad

They make this for external HDs, but I've not tried it personally.

Would this be for movies/videos? If you set up a Plex media server, and then download VLC for iPad, you can download your media on VLC for offline use, assuming you have the capacity for it.

I also use a Galaxy Tab S2, which you can connect external media to. I use the Galaxy for work, and the iPad for personal use. The iPad is quickly becoming my go to for all need though.