exFAT/NTFS for USB by Paragon

★★★★★ Allows my drive to be accessed on the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra using the Total Commander file manager, as the stock Samsung software does not support reading external drives.

★★★★★ Professionally developed app by company who specializes in this sort of thing. They have to pay licensing fees, plus development, so don't resent the reasonable, one time, app cost. Make sure to give permissions and mount and unmount drive. Highly recommend X-Plore FM. Have used with multiple devices and phones since my Note 4. Make sure cord quality is good and rotating HDs have power. USB connections are not always solid, so be wary of movement. Read no exFAT for TV so use NTFS with this. 👍

★★★★★ Works great for the 2 and 4tb NTFS/exFAT nvme drive enclosures I have. On Sony Xperia 1 V (XQ-DQ72)

★★☆☆☆ Moving files from phone storage to connected NTFS drive does not work, which is the main reason for using the app in the first place.

★★☆☆☆ I even purchase the Exfat and NTFS but now it's a waste, it won't read my ssd through usb type c to type c and even my hard drive

★★☆☆☆ Save your money! App does not work for Google Pixel 6 with a Beetle X31 SSD. It can read the device directory and that seems to be all it can do. It can't create new directories! I bought the exFAT for $5.99. I put my beetle X31 and plugged into Google Pixel 6, It forces me to use Total Commander File Manager?? Anyhow, I go to create a directory called PHOTOS, and it says creating a directory in '' at \. That's not what I put, but it says this in an infinite loop. I had to pull the plug!