You can actually submerge and dive with those cases and I bet I’d need the cable too if I didn’t want to take it out of the case.Īlso, the one with a cable says it supports up to 256GB cards and the non-cable microUSB one says it tops out at 128GBĪs a follow up on this. I think I might get a LifeProof waterproof iPhone case soon too. But that wouldn’t work with their micro USB version since the micro and regular USB plugs are on the same end. Micro USB option is handy when you want to charge up battery packs, since most of them use micro USB for the charge port. It’d be nice to have a compact backup charge cable anyway. They are showing a photo of it being used for charging via battery pack in their description. I think their translator person writing descriptions and answering questions just doesn’t have a strong command of the English language. Not exactly sure which one you are referring to so here are a few links.

Plus I have no need for Micro USB as I have no Android devices. I’ve also got wireless card readers (AirStash and RavPower) and those support RAW and 4K (as well as all audio), but transfer over WiFi can be kinda I went with the one with the cable because I have an otterbox on my iPhone and the dongle style allows me to use it with the case still on. they only transfer photo/video into the camera roll. So far, the only ways I’ve seen that support RAW photo are the readers that work just like the App.e reader, ie. Though, I’m not sure why.ĭo you have Affinity Photo for iPad? If so, after you transfer or open in, it should default to the RAW version if it’s supported.Īlso, have you transferred 4K video over and confirmed it’s still 4K? Not RAW (though I’d love to be proven wrong) The sellers of GeekGo readers say it doesn’t support raw in the Amazon user questions section. I think it’s only transferring the jpeg version. I was able to open in directly into Lightroom on my iPad using the GeekGo App. I just tested this with a RAW file take with my Lumix G7.

Do you want to just preview the file inside the app or copy to another app for processing? Even if GeekGo can't preview the file, it can open-in pretty much any file as long as you have the appropriate app on your phone or iPad.

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