Does the iPhone 6 have expandable storage?

No.

Thankfully, there are workarounds that can help you temporarily access more files, or offload media on your iPhone to the cloud.

Use the Leef iBridge

The Leef iBridge is a new USB storage drive, made just for iPhones and iPads. The drive connects to your iPhone’s Lightning port, and comes with a special app that lets you transfer files to or from the drive, view content already stored on the drive, and take photos directly to the drive. The other end is full size USB, so it’s easy to connect to Macs and PCs too.

Use cloud storage

Using cloud storage is the easiest way to store additional storage to your iPhone 6. There are loads of options too, including popular services like iCloud, Dropbox, Microsoft OneDrive and Google Drive. iCloud is the most integrated into your iPhone to begin with, but rivals (particularly Dropbox) offer their own advantages. Try each service and see what works for you.

Connect USB drives or SD cards using an adapter

If you need to access more files than can easily fit on your iPhone at once, then you can use a 4-in-1 Connection Kit to plug in USB drives and SD cards.

Copy unneeded media to your Mac or PC

If you have downloads, music, movies or photos on your iPhone that you don’t need, you can copy them to a Mac or PC using our Connecting your iPhone 6 to a computer guide.

Add storage using the Mophie Space Pack

The Mophie Space Pack is a cool case that includes 32GB of additional storage, accessed via the Mophie app. Unfortunately, the Mophie Space Pack is only available for the iPhone 5S and 5. However, an iPhone 6 version is planned and should be available in the months to come.

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