SD Card Reader USB 3.0, WARRKY [2.5FT Nylon Braided, Extra USB 3.0 Ports, 5Gbps] 7 in 1 Memory Card Reader, Micro SD Card Adapter for microSD, SDXC, SDHC, CF, MS, MMC, Micro SDXC/SDHC, UHS-I, More

Excelente calidad el card reader lo recomiendo 100%

Does what it says. Reads SD cards.

Seems adequately made, not great, not bad.

This is a USB 3.0 card reader with 3 USB 3.0 ports and various card reader slots. It's about the size of a credit card that's around a half inch thick, and it has a 2.5 foot long cable (pretty close to exactly). It's made of plastic but seems reasonably solid. I wouldn't step on it though.I bought this about 2 months ago to help me upgrade some old PCs. I don't have USB 3 ports on them, so I wasn't able to get the most out of this device, but I could plug multiple things into it at once and have them all recognized and able to interact. I can also say that this is definitely faster than my old card reader. In a USB 2 port, I'm getting about as good of speeds as I could hope for.When I was shopping around for card readers, I saw lots of reviews where people had issues with the reader killing their card. Thus far, after two months of regular use, I have had no issues. The manufacturer promises strong support and a good warranty, but I have not yet had to test that. The build quality seems good, and the cable has a nice braided sheath. Also, there is a velcro cable tie that includes the support email address, which I think is a nice touch.For $16, I think this card reader is a really good value, assuming it continues to hold up to use. It's plug and play, and I had no issues with using it with Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 10. The largest capacity device that I had attached was a 1 tb SSD, and that worked fine.While I don't have any complaints, an aluminum housing and a USB-C port would be nice in a future iteration. It may even be good to have a 2nd microSD port considering the fact that so many devices use those cards, though you can put a microSD card in an SD card adapter, and you can get a USB 3 to USB-C adapter. Compact Flash seems to be mostly for certain kinds of cameras, so a lot of people won't need that, but I appreciate having that there as I do have a camera with that kind of memory card. I'm not sure how necessary the MS slot is as I think that's for a Sony proprietary card, and I'm not sure if many devices still use that, but it is nice to have, I'm sure, as sometimes you need to access older tech.

I didn't have to download any drivers or programs which is great because my computer is windows 11 in safety mode. So it only allows Microsoft apps and software! Can't take it out of mode because it messes everything up(learned from a huge mistake on another laptop)Perfect size for travel and also takes up very little desk space witch is a plus for meI love that it was super easy plug inland play.Great high quality beautiful product. Even came with a plastic protection for the shiny top.The cord is amazing it's woven fabric type cord so it's not easily damaged, also has a wrap for cord so if you need to travel and store.the price is completely amazing for this pieceConnects easily and super functional.

This is a tiny (85 x 55 x 15 mm) little box with slots for SD, micro SD, compact flash, and memory stick. There are also three USB 3.0 type A ports. I was surprised at the build quality, especially the braided cable with good strain relief. Everything worked perfectly from the moment I plugged it into a USB port on my Windows 11 computer. I have tested USB flash drives, several SD cards, and a micro SD card. Everything works as expected, and the card readers do in fact operate at USB 3 speeds (see attached photos). If you plug the reader into a USB 2.0 connector, it will still work at the lower speed. For the price you can't beat it.

I needed a card reader - for a different reason...and this actually works! I am about to take a long motorcycle trip using my Go Pro camera and realized I have an "issue". What if I lose the micro SD card that stores the video? What if it gets corrupted? What if it gets water on it from when it rains? How to I make a copy while on the road? I don't have room for a portable PC to copy and paste to an external hard drive...so how do I do it? Well, this reader solved the problem unlike most readers in this price point. It allows my Ipad to read the micro SD card videos, and I import then into my Ipad. Next, I needed a USB port that can actually write to a thumb drive. Problem solved! I can now copy the videos to the USB drive from within my Ipad. Once done, I delete these videos on my Ipad to make room for the next day's videos, and rinse and repeat. Problem solved! Instead of lugging my portable computer and buying an external hard drive, I use the Ipad I was bringing anyway ( check my e-mails on the road, look at maps, etc) and $15 later for this reader and a few USB thumb drives for another $20 ( two 128gb drives) - I have more storage than I need, takes up no room, costs very little, and it takes a minute or two to copy things to the drive. This can only happen because this reader writes to the USB drives! Definitely a 10 star++