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BoneView SD MicroSD Card Reader for Apple iOS, Trail Cam Viewer Plays Deer Hunting Game Camera Scouting Video & Photo Memory on iPad iPhone 5, 6, 7, 8, X - Plus Free Lightning Extender & App
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About BoneView SD MicroSD Card Reader For Apple
Bone View Takes Trail Camera Scouting to a New Level - Hunt Smart This Apple iPhone and iPad version of the popular Bone View Trail Camera SD & Micro SD Card Reader gives you an added ability to quickly swipe through and view, save, share, or delete Game Camera pictures and videos on the way to your deer-stand. Unlike other portable card readers on the market it doesn't automatically "import" all your files to your limited phone storage. You get to choose which files you want, clear the card if you want, and get your card back in your digital camera. Plug right into the iPhone or iPad's standard lightning charge connector to view all SD/micro-SD files from any Trail am. No Internet, Cell Service, Wi-Fi, or Batteries required Stay Light and Nimble in the Field by leaving the traditional bulky, expensive, and battery operated tablet viewers at home when you already have your phone in your pocket. HOW IT WORKS: Download the Free i-FlashDevice app; Insert the memory card and the Bone View into your Apple iOS device and scroll through the picture or play movie media right inside the app. Compatible with ANY Apple device that has a standard lightning charge port including all versions of iPhone 5/6/7/8/X/SE and iPad 4/6/Air/Mini models and more ADDED BONUS: FREE Lightning Extension Adapter add-on fits most protective cases including most of the sealed Otter box and Life Proof cases. SUPPORTS all SD / SDHC & Micro SD / MicroSDXC memory chips 2-GB to 128 GB ULTIMATE GIFT for any outdoor wildlife hunter using mobile cellphone in the woods or security surveillance users
