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While the primary purpose of the FunKey S is the ability to use emulated and [[List of third-party OPK applications|natively-running]] games and applications, it can also be used as an external storage device. While the slow transfer speed of its Micro-USB port and four gigabyte file size limit of its FAT32 file system make it less ideal for general file storage than most USB sticks, SD cards, and external hard drives, the FunKey S having an operating system gives it the additional ability to interact with its stored files. SuchWhile such capabilities includecome theprimarily ability to view and edit text files viafrom the included ''Commander'' file management application, andwhich viewcan videobe filesused viato theview ''MPlayer''image applicationfiles, asview welland asedit thetext generalfiles, ability toand move, rename, or delete any stored file, viaadditional ''Commander''applications can be installed to give the device additional capabilities, such as video playback and Linux terminal access. As an external storage device, the FunKey S is also able to stream media files at qualities higher than it can stream itself to televisions, radios, and other media players with such functionality. Users wishing to transfer files to the FunKey S faster than the device's Micro-USB port is capable of can alternatively open their device, remove the MicroSD card, and transfer files to the card directly.