Pen drive MediaRange 1 TB USB-A e USB-C MR941-1

The MediaRange USB Flash Drive 1TB combines high-capacity storage with dual-interface compatibility, featuring both USB-A and USB-C connectors for flexible use with a wide range of devices. With a sleek silver housing, the drive is designed for portability and everyday handling, providing a single removable medium for large files, backups and media libraries. The product supports plug-and-play operation across computers, tablets and smartphones that accept USB mass storage devices.

Advantages

The dual-interface design eliminates the need for separate adapters and enables direct connection to legacy USB-A hosts as well as modern USB-C devices. A 1TB capacity accommodates extensive document archives, photo and video collections, and software installers. The compact metal or metal-effect casing offers physical resilience for frequent transport, while the straightforward plug-and-play behavior ensures immediate access to stored data without additional drivers on most operating systems.

Key specifications

• Storage capacity: 1 TB
• Interfaces: USB-A and USB-C (direct connectors)
• Form factor: compact external flash drive
• Housing: silver finish, durable portable casing
• Compatibility: supports major desktop and mobile operating systems that recognize USB mass storage devices

How to use

Insert the appropriate connector (USB-A or USB-C) into the host device’s port. Allow the operating system to detect the drive and mount it as removable storage. Transfer files by copy-and-paste, drag-and-drop or file manager operations. Before disconnecting, use the operating system’s eject or safely remove function to avoid data corruption. No special software is required for standard file transfers on most systems; for devices that require formatting, choose a file system compatible with your intended hosts (for example exFAT for cross-platform support between Windows and macOS).

Recommendations

To preserve data integrity, maintain regular backups of critical files and avoid removing the drive during active read/write operations. For best cross-device compatibility, format the drive to a file system accepted by your devices and verify available free space before large transfers. Store the drive in a protective case when not in use to reduce exposure to dust and mechanical stress.