Step 1: Turn on OTG Connection on your OPPO
- Open the Settings app on your OPPO Reno15 Pro Max. [1]
- Scroll down and tap on Additional Settings (or System Settings / Accessibility & Convenience depending on your exact ColorOS version). [2, 3]
- Find OTG connection and toggle it ON.
Note: You must plug in the drive right after turning this on, as it automatically switches off if not used within 10 minutes. [2, 3]
Step 2: Plug in the SanDisk Drive
SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive Go
Insert the USB Type-C side of your SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive Go into the charging port of your phone. [4]
Step 3: Copy Files Using the "My Files" App
- Open the built-in My Files app on your OPPO phone. [5]
- Tap on Device Storage (or navigate to the Photos / Videos categories at the top). [5]
- Go to the DCIM folder, then tap Camera (this is where all your phone's photos and videos are stored). [6]
- Press and hold a file to select it. You can then tick individual checkboxes or tap Select All at the top right. [5, 7]
- Tap Copy or Move at the bottom of the screen.
- Copy keeps the originals on your phone.
- Move clears them from your phone to free up space. [4, 5, 7]
- Tap the back arrow until you return to the main My Files screen, then tap on OTG or SanDisk USB Drive under the storage devices list. [8, 9]
- Choose the folder where you want to save your media, and tap Copy to here or Move to here at the bottom. [8]
Step 4: Disconnect Safely
- Once the transfer finishes, swipe down from the top of your screen to open your notification tray, find the USB/OTG notification, and tap Eject or Unmount. You can now safely unplug the drive. [4]
If you're having trouble with these steps, let me know:
- Is the phone failing to recognize the SanDisk drive after turning on OTG?
- Are you getting an "unsupported format" error message?
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