Sd Micro Memory Card Reader

[0.085 lb] This card reader makes it so easy to take data off of my micro-SD card.

[128 GB] Excellent micro SD memory card for that price

[0.085 lb] The micro SD card case ought to have a slot dedicated to this reader.

Excellent micro SD memory card for that price

[USB Bus Power] This card reader is 5 Gb/s USB-C  3.2 Gen 1, with the USB-C cable permanently attached and performs as expected. Transferring 9GB of data took about 16 seconds to transfer on a MacBook Air. The speed will vary depending on your card and computer. I have included pictures with this review. I like the convenience of having also the SD and SD Micro SD ports in this device in case I need. On the Micro SD, I'm tired of having to use adapters. This card reader, I just insert the Micro SD as is. And of course, this card reader has a LED indicator. For durability, the entire unit is made of aluminum. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review] .

[0.72 lb] This card reader is very convenient and I never had a card reader that offers both, USB Type-A Male, USB Type-C Male USB 3.1 / 3.2 in one piece. Pretty cool. It also features a Micro SD card slot, which for me, it's very convenient, and the fact that it doesn't have any cables like most of my card readers do. With this one, you just plug it in nice and clean. Also, the Micro SD card slot, some adapters I've seen, they don't lock the card in. This Xcellon card reader does. Fully insert the Micro SD card and it will securely lock it in just like a GoPro camera would. Comparing to other card readers I have, this Xcellon card reader performs just as good. Keep in mind that, the speed /performance will vary depending on what SD CARD and MICRO SD card you have. If you have a fast capable card, the card reader will perform very well. Before inserting cards, observe the correct way to insert (see pictures I attached with this review) This device works straight out of the box, the price is very affordable and it does what I expect it to do, plus I can choose to flip either side...USB3 or USB-C. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

[0.35 lb] The Lexar 3.1 Reader has worked reliably every day for the last few months. It seems to allow nearly full read & write speed of v30 and v60 SDXC cards when connected to a USB-C port with an adapter and also works as expected on USB 3 Type-A ports. The bright indicator LED changes from red to blue when a card is mounted. Insertion and removal of SD cars is smooth and easy with no scratching of card contacts. I don't use micro SD cards, so haven't tried the micro SD slot yet. Idle current for the LED and interface chip is a low 31.4 mA (no card inserted) and the reader stays cool during extended use. Seems to be a reliable card interface at a reasonable price.

[USB Bus Power] The Sony MRW-G2 CFexpress Type A/SD Memory Card Reader has a solid body feel with a clean and professional appearance. It works as describe by Sony. Very nice!

[0.245 lb] I bought this card reader for my new camera took SD class 2 memory cards. It also takes CF memory cards. I have an old canon camera that uses CF cards. The card reader works with both kinds without fail so far. I have no reason to believe it will fail.

[UHS-I] It is the largest official Micro SD Memory Card for Nintendo Switch, it is convenient as you'll no longer have to worry about running out of storage for content, no issues so far, fast and easy to use, it's the only card you'll ever need!