USBMate

If you are iPhone and iPad owner,you now can download USBMate for 4.990 from Apple Store. The application is supporting English language. It is a whopper, weighing in at 1423974, so make sure you have plenty of free space on your iOS device. The new USBMate app version 1.1 has been updated on 2014-11-19.
Bottom Line: For more information about USBMate check developer Yevgeniy Muravyev`s website : http://zipzapmac.com/support/usbmate

Even in 2016 when my USB fails to eject this app gets the job done whereas the newer apps won t Super reliable                     Reliable and always ejects my zip drive Jonathan_27

Everytime I use it it returns an error message Whatever it claims to do it s not doing it     Doesn t do anything JohnLobert

All it did for me was remove the icons I had and leave me with boring looking basic folders     Hours of work down the toilet Charrliez

It works well with me and is a good application No problems so far                     USBMate 1 1 wakidea

Works exactly as described and now it handles external USB drives without a hitch                     Beautiful Anthony Bailey

I m quite pleased with this product It excellent app                     Excellent walex461

I was immediately impressed at its performance it really works                     Very very good app Wardoliver

Very useful Thanks for creating this                     This is an awesome app mitchellalexandra228

Great app for me Thank you                     Great app for me Abadesa Ramirez

It works fast and you don t need to worry about anything                     Fast and Easy Abbey Parker

Amazing app helpful I like this app It s fast and easy to use This app is a must have utility                     Helpful ross583

I ve had it about 10 minutes It apparently cleaned up an 8 GB Kingston from which I had deleted large audiobook files Running Snow Leopard Then I noticed it listed mounted SparseBundles as ejectable Making sure I had first backed up the data in the SparseBundle I ejected from USBMate and was deluged with errors Then I used USBMate to eject the 16 GB Kingston on which the SparseBundle sits and USBMate is now frozen solid It isn t listed as a Force Eject option won t Cancel so I am about to do a hard reboot then remove USBMate from my system Before the hard reboot I did use Finder to eject the Kingston 16 GB Won t know if it survived until I do reboot but the USBMate Screen is still solid ice even after Finder ejected the USB stick on which it was working There s no online help but there is an option to send developer an email asking for help What it says it does would be great I just don t trust it This review is about Version 1 0     This may be dangerous to your data don t know for sure Blanche d'Pod