We’ve seen the popularity of USB OTG flash drives increasing as it offers additional expansion option and great convenience for our smartphones and tablets, but unfortunately you are only limited to use it on a single device. Apotop here has made things better by introducing the Wi-Copy, a multipurpose card reader that has wireless routing features and charges your devices, a pretty rare combination of features if you ask us.
The Wi-Copy simply looks like a standard card reader on first impressions and but you won’t find a protruding USB connector on it. On the front it has a SD card slot and USB 2.0 port that lets you connect external hard drives and flash drives, the USB port also outputs a power of 2.1A that lets you charge your smartphone or tablet with its built-in 5200mAh battery.
The device also has built-in Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n and supports a maximum theoretical transfer speed of up to 150mbps, it has a 100mbps Ethernet port on the back that lets you share you fixed line internet connection over its wireless router mode, and to our surprise, this little beast even sports a repeater feature. With the huge 5200mAh battery onboard, you are able to store, transfer and stream content to and from your Android or iOS devices with a claimed continuous usage of up to 14 hours, a free app is available for download in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store for accessing the Wi-Copy.
The Apotop Wi-Copy is a great choice for those who are always on the go and wants to refrain from carrying too many devices, we found the device being sold at Amazon for around USD$80 with free shipping in the US, which is kind of pricey but it really is a unique device with so many features that will make any road warrior drool over it.
Source: Apotop
