USB3.0 Micro SD Card Reader, 5Gbps 2-in-1 SD Card Reader to USB Adapter, Wansurs Memory Card Reader for SDXC, SDHC, MMC, RS-MMC, Micro SDXC, Micro SD, Micro SDHC and UHS-I Cards (1Pack Black)

Look, this is a 5 star product all day long in my book for a number of reasons. First of all, it costs a measly five bucks, and for that five bucks it is built pretty well. If it works a couple of times it has served a purpose. In my use case this thing has paid for itself in a single use. I am a big time music enthusiast and do the majority of my listening on headphones and I use a variety of portable amps, DAC’s and DAP’s. I have also installed a 1TB micro SD card in my Android phone. My Hiby Digital M300 DAP has a 1.5 TB micro SD card installed; it too runs on Android, and I have put a 1.5 TB card in this little wonder gizmo.I began copying my music using my laptop which has an optical drive to rip CD’s directly to the card which I had plugged into a usb 3.0 port on the laptop, and once full I hoped the transfer to my phone would be simpler than connecting the Android phone to the Windows laptop. Android times out often that way, it’s frustrating and time consuming. It took a ton of time to transfer a bunch of Hi-Res files that way to my DAP. I connected this reader via USB-A to USB-C and attached to my phone, went into my settings and pointed the USB to my Android’s music folder and copied direct from reader to phone and the process was simple and smooth. I transferred around 150 GB in just over 75 minutes or thereabouts. I did it while watching the ballgame so it was completely painless.This literally the gem may be rather cheap, and I have a couple of other card readers, but I have made up my own portable gear box where I have stored them in the lower level of foam protection and I wanted something smaller that I could more easily access inside my case. This provided more than I could have expected performance. It’s also a simple means of attaching, in effect, two external storage drives to a phone or laptop. I highly recommend this inexpensive little workhorse!

I grabbed this card reader to use with my Blink module and a 1TB micro SD card, and it works like a charm. The transfer speed is solid and setup was literally just plug and play—no issues at all. It recognized the card instantly, and I’ve had zero hiccups moving files back and forth. For something so small and affordable, it’s been a really reliable tool. Definitely worth it if you need a no-fuss reader that can handle big storage cards.

I bought this for 2 reasons. 1. I needed it, and 2. because it was cheap. DAMN, this is really good! I use this thing so much, it is genuinely a lifesaver! Quickly, it's small, and it's just a really nice SD Card Reader. It's usable on my Wii, Wii U, Computer, Laptop, and pretty much anything that supports external SD Cards! Super easy to use however, I can very easily take off the plastic, though it is extremely easy to put back together. Also, Micro SD support is fantastic!

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As a photographer constantly juggling SD and Micro SD cards, I've gone through my fair share of card readers. Let me tell you, this Dual Slots USB 3.0 Card Reader is a game-changer! From the moment I plugged it in, I was impressed.Here's why I'm giving this card reader a glowing 5-star review:Blazing Fast Transfer Speeds (5Gbps is no joke!): This is the biggest selling point for me. Transferring large RAW files from my camera's SD card used to feel like watching paint dry. Now, it's incredibly quick! I'm talking about significantly reduced waiting time, which is invaluable when you're on a tight deadline or just eager to review your shots. The advertised 5Gbps speed definitely lives up to the hype.Dual Slot Convenience: Having both an SD and Micro SD slot in one compact device is fantastic. No more fumbling for adapters or carrying multiple readers. It handles both my camera cards and phone/drone Micro SD cards with ease.Wide Compatibility - No Issues Here: I've used this with my Windows laptop and my Mac, and it worked flawlessly on both. The fact that it also supports Linux and Android is a great bonus, although I haven't personally tested those yet. Knowing it supports a wide range of card types (SD, Micro SD, etc.) gives me peace of mind.Truly Plug and Play: No drivers needed! I simply plugged it into my USB port, and it was instantly recognized. This is exactly what you want – a hassle-free experience.Compact and Portable - Throw it in Your Bag!: The lightweight design and small size make it incredibly easy to carry around in my camera bag. It doesn't take up much space at all, which is crucial when you're trying to keep your gear streamlined.Essential for Photography Workflow: As the product description rightly points out, this is a must-have for photographers. Being able to quickly offload and manage photos is essential for a smooth workflow, and this card reader makes that process significantly faster and more efficient.More Than Just Photos - Great for File Management: Beyond photography, this reader is great for general file transfer between devices. Need to move documents or videos from a Micro SD card to your laptop? This makes it a breeze.Honestly, I can't find any significant downsides to this card reader. It does exactly what it promises, and it does it well. The build quality feels decent, and the heat dissipation hasn't been an issue even during large file transfers.If you're looking for a fast, versatile, and convenient way to transfer files from your SD and Micro SD cards, look no further. This Dual Slots USB 3.0 Card Reader is an excellent investment and has already saved me a ton of time and frustration. Highly recommended!

In today's Camera world, SD and SD Micro are the only two modern memory cards. I will use the thread hole and the thread will hang this on a hook at my desk top... easy to find, never lost. My CD slot unit has failed, and I never used the historic slots; out it goes and replaced by simplicity.I plugged in my SD card, then plugged the unit into a USB slot... it worked immediately with a long list of photos. I then right clicked and chose Large-View the images were clear. Indeed "SIMPLICITY IS A VIRTUE"

Transfer rate is awesome. Get some microSDs instead of cheap flash drives that suck. If you have large files to transfer or large backups do it this way. It's way faster, safer, and easier to store. The first picture is with USB 3.0 and the second is with USB 2.0 and the last is a 2tb flash drive.

Works well. So easy to insert the compact flash (CF) card and plug this into the USB port on the computer. I could view all my photos from old flash cards directly on my desktop computer without a camera involved. Small and handy, it is portable and is a must-have if you have lots of old flashcards with precious memories!