SD Card Reader, 3-in-1 USB 2.0 Micro USB Type C Flash Memory Card Reader, SD/Micro SD Card Adapter, for PC/Laptop/Android Phone/Tablets with OTG Function

For the longest time I put off getting a card reader. I had been using a camera until it stopped working. A couple weeks ago I found this SD Card Reader, Micro SD/TF Compact Flash Card Reader with 3 in 1 USB Type C/Micro USB Male Adapter available from COCOCKA. For $8.99 it does everything I had hoped for! I have now recovered data from 3 different SD cards and am able to transfer that data back to both my phone and my PC. It also makes it a breeze to set up my digital photo album. For the price, this is a must have item! I wish I had found this earlier!

Bought this product for my new Amazon 10.1 2019 Tablet! As a writer, I needed a device to transfer all my old saved "typings" and pictures from stories that I have saved for years! Was apprehensive at first thinking it wouldn't work on the new tablet... After once use, works like a dream! Wonderful usage and comes in handy when you have 3 options on this little guy! Try him out, you wont be disappointed! Props to the people that made this! <3

This memory card reader is great for checking out the SD cards that I use for game cameras. It is light and compact and has snapping covers for the exposed connector ends. Works great with my Android phone.

Awesome when my phone acting funny I come in handy

I'm on the fence about this product. I wanted a more universal memory card reader and this one seemed to visit the bill. It had USB for my pc, micro USB for my tablet and USB C for my new phone. I have a Note 9 and having paid almost $1000 for this phone I would be insane to not have it in a protective case. That's the rub and why I'm on the fence. The USB C connection is too short to get past the extra distance the case creates because of the large shoulder of the device. I can plug a USB C cable into my phone no problem but this device is too wide. Since most new phones use USB C, especially high end phones like mine it seem short sighted by the manufacturer to assume that no one else would use a protective case So the short length would be enough. If there was an extension cable I would consider keeping this but there is NO WAY I'm going to take my phone out of its case so I can use this reader. I mean what's the point of that. I will just connect my phone to a pc and transfer files that way.

I have a couple of those trail cameras that record wildlife outside when their movement triggers a motion sensor. While these cameras do have a screen and can playback their videos, the screen is small and the interface is awkward for reviewing multiple clips. So it would be really helpful to be able to watch these videos on the larger screen of my phone. But my phone doesn't have an SD card slot; just a USB type C port. This little adapter can handle both micro and standard SD card sizes and includes the USB-C plug to connect to my phone.When I plug it in, the files pop right up and I use VLC media play to watch the clips. Very handy. Plus, this adapter two other USB connectors (in one) so that I can plug it directly into my PC or other device. Very cool.

I recently purchased a Surface Go2 to compliment my Surface Pro 6. The Surface Go2 is primarily used for taking handwritten notes using OneNote on both surface devices. But I also like to take handwritten notes on the Surface Go2 on PDF documents using Drawboard PDF. The PDF documents are created on my Surface Pro and transferred to the Surface Go using the COCOCKA Micro SD/TF Flash Card Reader and then returning the Annotated PDF back from the Surface Go 2 to the Surface Pro 6 using the card reader. The Surface Go has a USB C and the Surface Pro 6 a USB 3.0. The COCOCKA Micro SD/TF Flash Card Reader has both making the file transfers so easy.

Not sure how some people are having success with this thing. It will show what is on my microSD card but won't copy things over. It gets 160 pictures copied and then just stops and crashes my entire computer! The screen turns green or black and I have to force restart and risk ruining all my data on the SD card without safe removal. It also never gives me an option for what I want to do when I plug it in, just automatically starting looking for new photos and video but never gets beyond 1%. As soon as I try to cancel anything, the entire computer goes. I have transferred data using other sources recently just fine. Sending it back!