SD/CF Card Reader for USB C, Stouchi UHS-II SD4.0/ CF/Micro SD Card Reader Adapter 3 in 1 USB C OTG SD 4.0 Card Reader up to 312 MB/s for iPhone 16/15, MacBook Air/New iPad Pro, MacBook Pro and More

Works great. I needed a device that did all three types of cards

Construction feels stable, but not luxurious, which is fine for the price. The cable feels very sturdy. I tried both a CF and SD card, and both fit. The CF card needed to be pushed a little, it doesn't slide in like with other products I've used. the SD needs to be turned upside down, and then given a little push. I'm guessing after more use it will be easier.I tested by transferring 14.22 GB of RAW photos from a SanDisk Ultra (30mb/s) 16GB CF card. The transfer took just about 5 minutes, which was satisfactory for my needs.

I purchased this item to use it with my V90 SD card. My previous sd card reader simply couldn’t handle it and I wasn’t able to watch the videos in the sd card without moving them to my computer. This product does a great job playing the 10bit, 4K, Long GOP videos directly from the sd card, it however is not fast enough to play the All-intra videos with the same specifications. This is surprising since the reading and writing limit of the sd card is 300 Mbps, and the product is supposed to handle up to 312 Mbps. I like it overall though since it does a better job than my previous sd card reader.

I rate it four stars because the box is miss leading. It stated Lightning to CF/SD card reader. Which was not what I wanted; I needed USB-C. Nevertheless, I opened it up to make sure and to my relief it was USB-C.

I purchased a Lexar Professional 1800x 128GB microSDXC UHS-II Card, but my old USB 3.0 card reader isn't UHS-II capable, so my transfer speeds were far below the card's rated speeds. That led me to purchase this item.The micro SD card slot on this card reader is not UHS-II SD4.0 capable. However, once the micro SD card is placed inside of a UHS-II adapter, and inserted into the SD4.0 slot of this reader, it's off to the races! The Lexar card I used is of the V90 class, and rated up to 270MB/s read, 150MB/s write. Needless to say, this reader helped exceed those expectations.The quality of this card reader is exceptional. With an aluminum casing, it feels very sturdy and high quality. It's also looks great! The green indicator light is not too bright or distracting. It illuminates perfectly.I highly recommend this card reader.

As a working photographer, I use multiple memory card formats daily. This reader allowed me to have a single reader for Micro SD from the drone, SD Cards for one camera and Compact Flash for my Canon. All working on my newer Thunderbolt Mac. Seems to be a high-speed reader and works well in a well-made rugged metal enclosure.

Unit worked with both CF and SD cards.USB cable is very short, stiff and permanently attached. The card reader is so light in weight that it keeps flipping over and makes it awkward to use.The SD card goes in label down. The CF card inserts label up. And since the card reader flips over it takes 2 hands to inser a card in the reader.

I am a photo enthusiast, and have a Canon 5D, Sony A7R4 and a DJI drone. So I normally use a USB3 card reader that can read CF, SD and Micro SD cards. I upgraded to a M1 MacBook Pro late last year and was looking for a better travel card reader. The Stouchi UHS-II Card Reader seems ideal. It is faster, smaller, and covers all the cards that I normally use. Unfortunately, I simply cannot insert a Micro-SD card fully into its slot. The left corner of that slot is defective. So I ended up having to put the Micro-SD into a SD jacket to read it every time. Everything else works as expected. I like the card reader otherwise.

I don't know whether it's my camera, the memory card or the reader but when I try and locate photos they're all dated 2011. Which makes it difficult to find the photos I need.It does eventually work out they aren't that year when I copy them but before then it doesn't. I found that when I uploaded them straight from camera it had the correct date so it just be the card reader.Other than that it was super easy to use on my phone really once I'd located the photos, i just copied the photos straight to my sd card and they upload very quickly. Which is the reason I got this, my cameras wifi is super slow so it took for ever to upload my photos.Overall I'm happy with the card reader and would recommend.

I bought this for the CF card capabilities, but the SD and MicroSD readers have been useful as well. Fast, well made, and has a handy light to let you know when it’s performing a read or write and when the card is connected.Works without issue on macOS and iPadOS, provided that your iPad has a USB-C port.Great value!

Good (fast) reader, metal housing should last longer than the plastic devices I've used to date. Speed is great, I use it with a USB3 adapter as I don't have USB-c ports on my computers.Sadly OTG (mobile phone) doesn't seem to be supported. This would have been a real bonus to have.

It does what it says well; transfers at high speeds, and is lightweight/compact.Pros:-easy to use-lightweight-fast speedsCons (minor issues):-short cable-no indication to which way a card should be insertedSuggestion:Should add symbols to indicate which way a card should be inserted.Ultimately it's very portable and good for its use.Definitely recommend to laptop and camera users.

Nicely made aluminium outer case with plastic internal architecture. Simple unfussy design, with clean lines.. Slots for CF and SD cards only - exactly as required. CF card reader is priority use, takes cards easily. Green LED flashes while accessing data then remains steady whilst plugged in. Data transfer instant and fast enough for my needs (CF card to laptop). Good piece of kit so far.NB: If you want a 'Jack of all trades' card reader for 8 million different types of card with bells and whistles, look elsewhere. This is a two-card reader that does the job well.