The quadrennial World Cup frenzy is a must-see for fans, whether you're a die-hard supporter in person or part of the "atmosphere group" screaming with friends in a bar. Your phone is undoubtedly the best recorder! Goals, wild celebrations, the wave in the stands…, you want to capture every highlight with your camera. Especially for those with iPhone 15 Pro and later models, the ProRes format combined with 4K 120fps slow motion delivers absolutely stunning image quality! But the coolness lasts only a few seconds before the most frustrating moment arrives unexpectedly—after just a few minutes of recording, the screen mercilessly pops up: "Insufficient storage space."
A 90-minute match, including pre-match warm-ups and post-match celebrations, consumes storage space like water if you're recording with ProRes on the whole time—easily racking up several gigabytes per minute! What's the most frustrating moment? It's when Messi is about to take a crucial free kick, and your phone suddenly crashes! At that point, you're forced to choose between two choices: either delete all the footage you've painstakingly shot to free up space, or simply give up recording altogether. It's incredibly frustrating! So, when watching big events like the World Cup, what's often lacking isn't shooting skills, but the freedom of external storage—like an Aiffro P20 portable SSD, which can directly eliminate your memory anxiety.
Plug Directly into Your iPhone and Start Recording—Never Stress About Remaining Storage Again.
Aiffro designed the P20—a compact, mini SSD—with a singular, straightforward goal in mind: to ensure that video creators are never again held back by storage limitations. In high-stakes environments like the World Cup, this device acts as an "external storage expansion" for your smartphone.
The P20 supports direct external recording of ProRes video on iPhone 15 Pro models and newer. Simply connect the drive to your phone using a Type-C cable (or, in this case, by plugging it in directly), navigate to your camera settings to switch the storage destination to the P20, and then—record to your heart's content. Whether it’s a 4K 120fps replay of a goal, a player sliding across the pitch in celebration, or the crowd doing the wave in the stands—you can record for as long as you like, completely unconstrained by your phone's internal storage capacity.
Case in point: Mbappé unleashes a thunderous shot that finds the back of the net. You, armed with your iPhone and the P20, capture the entire sequence from start to finish—every single frame preserved in pristine, original-quality ProRes. Later, while your friends are agonizingly deleting footage to free up space, you simply pull out the complete, uncut recording of the entire match. Who comes out on top? It goes without saying.
So small you’ll barely notice it; so fast you won’t have to wait.
Your first reaction might be: "Bringing a hard drive with me just to watch a game? Isn't that a hassle?" It really isn't. The Aiffro P20 measures a mere 32×48×5mm and weighs just 14 grams—lighter than an egg. You can attach it to your keychain, tuck it into the coin pocket of your jeans, or even stick it directly to the back of your phone (it doesn't have built-in magnets, but it’s so small and light that it stays put). Plus, it requires no data cables—just plug it in and go—making it completely clutter-free.
You don't need to worry about speed, either. It boasts read and write speeds of 1000MB/s. During the 15-minute halftime break, you can not only back up all your footage from the first half to the P20 but also quickly edit a 10-second highlight reel to post on TikTok or your social feed. For football bloggers eager to share content the moment it happens, this level of efficiency is truly a game-changer.
Built Tough, Highly Compatible, Ready for the Chaos
We all know how chaotic the atmosphere at a World Cup match can be: spilled drinks, massive crowds, and phones getting dropped on the ground. The P20 features a durable aluminum alloy casing; the manufacturer claims it underwent hundreds of hours of rigorous testing—and in any case, it’s far more drop-resistant than standard USB flash drives or mechanical hard drives. Additionally, it comes with a U-shaped adapter, making it compatible even with older iPhones featuring the Lightning port. It also supports Android phones, tablets, the Steam Deck, and laptops. You could record footage on your iPhone, then—during halftime—plug the drive directly into a friend's Android tablet to watch the replays together. No matter the device, just plug it in and play—no more awkward moments where someone says, "Uh, I can't open this file."
The World Cup Will End, But Your Filming Won't
Of course, the World Cup only lasts for a month, but you’ll still be filming plenty of other things throughout the year: your child's school performances, travel vlogs, or even small commercial gigs. The P20 is available in 512GB, 1TB, and 2TB capacities and comes with a 5-year warranty. Simply put, it’s the essential tool that helps you truly unlock the full filming potential of your iPhone.
The philosophy behind Aiffro is quite simple: don't let users be forced to delete footage just because they’ve run out of storage space. With the P20 Portable SSD, the company has already helped countless users break free from the endless cycle of "delete, shoot, delete again."
A Final Word
The next World Cup—or perhaps just your own amateur league match this weekend—is just around the corner. Don't let that annoying "Storage Full" pop-up ruin your epic moments. Just plug an Aiffro P20 into your phone, and record in 4K ProRes to your heart's content. Cheers, sweat, game-winning shots, tears—capture it all.
The Aiffro P20: small enough to fit in your pocket, yet big enough to hold an entire game.
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