Cd Reader For Pc

[Front, Top] Great case for me i love it and the LEDs I got the case with the two 5-in base for Midi card reader for photography and a CD / DVD player burner for my music production it was the best available out of all the cases I could look in many places thank you for the quick shipping I'm very satisfied

[USB-A 2.0] Needed a CD/DVD writer reader for work. Does what I needed. Works great. Thanks.

[Yes] I have hundreds of CD's I'm downloading to the my iTunes and hard drive. I have an HP All-In-One PC which has the DVD/CD drive on the right side of the monitor. For me it's more convenient having the DVD/CD drive on the desktop. The only negative is the supplied USB cable is only 2 feet long and I had to use a 3 foot cable which I already owned.

[20 to 27 dBm] The card dropped right in and after popping in the included CD I was up and running with WiFi and Bluetooth. This card is in a PC that replaced a PC with a onboard WiFi adapter and it is getting much higher speeds and a more stable connection. I high recommend. Windows update did update the WiFi adapter driver so the included CD is a little out of date.

[10] My new all in one Lenovo pc came with only 250 gb of storage, but it has a built in card reader. Adding this SD card tripled my storage capacity and it's so much faster than a usb hard drive.

[Bus Powered] I'm surprised at how small this drive is. It's smaller than my card reader. When used with USB C connection (PC), it is crazy fast at moving files. It connected to my iPad Pro flawlessly and plays HD from the drive with no lag. It looks like it was designed to match iMacs and other apple devices (looks great). I'm a PC myself. This drive does not work with my iPhone 11Pro max. I believe it only works with tablets and PC/Macs.

[0.025 lb] I have a fairly new notebook PC that does not have an SD card reader (many don't, nowadays). On Sunday's, I use it at church as part of our live-streaming setup, replacing an older PC (that did have an SD card reader) that experienced a hard drive failure. I also have the need to transfer the post-service files from our three video cameras onto the notebook PC, for further use and processing. The streamed full mix is also copied from an SSD attached to our Atem switcher, to an SD card for transfer to our local access cable station. (There are three of us involved in different parts of these efforts, so yes, that's just the way we do it :) In any event, I needed an SD card reader/writer to handle the above-mentioned tasks. The reviews seemed positive, so I chose this item. So far, this unit is doing the job very well, and with the SanDisk Extreme SD cards that we use, the transfers occur very quickly (far quicker than the built-in reader on the old PC). Build quality is excellent. I've only been using this for a few weeks now, so I can't comment on long-term reliability. Also, I don't use micro-SD cards, so I can't comment on those. However, overall, at this point I would recommend. The only negative I would mention has nothing to do with the actual product. Instead, my gripe is that some notebook PC makers are not including SD card readers, which many of us doing photo/video/media still need. Thus, this just makes another piece of equipment to be carried. :(

[USB Bus Power] Downloading images onto a PC with this reader takes less than 1/3 of the time it takes to download the images directly from the camera over an HDMI cable.

[USB Bus Power] The supplied cable is compatible with my Windows PC. Importing photos to Lightroom works flawlessly. The CFexpress Type B card inserts into the reader with a reassuring click and ejects with a simple press to release from the reader. The transfer runs cool to the touch.

[6x 24 Discs] Great for cd's