USB C USB3.0 Multi Card Reader for SD/TF/XD/CF/MS - 7-in-1 Memory Card Reader/Adapter for Windows, Mac, iPhone, Android(USB-A + USB-C)

I'm an old computer user who first learned on an IBM with 5.25" floppy disks and DOS, so I am a bit slow to change because I've seen so many of them so fast. I now use a Lenovo ThinkPad W520, and although it was a powerhouse in its day, it's a bit long in the tooth now.So this card reader assists me in being slow to adopt the latest and greatest hi-tech gear, and I am very appreciative of that. I save a lot of money that way. It works well; I use it mainly to read SD and MicroSD cards. One thing I like about it is that all the ports are on one side of the device; I don't have to flip it around to find the right port. It is thin and compact, and stays out of the way when I don't need it. Try it; you'll like it.

it works well with all the flash cards. it eliminates the need for all those adapters in the computer.

This Reader could read and write every card in my collection. It uses two channels, so it can even copy between memory cards. There are indicators for power and card activity. My favorite feature is the ability to go between my iPhone, iPad, and PC, with the included, tethered, adapters for USB A, USB C, and Lightning. No external power source required and everything is portable and self-contained.

Perfect product with 7 in 1 capabillities

Bought for friend.

Several slots available. One fit my old camera photo card. Was able to retrieve my old photos.

The media could not be loaded. *** Rocketek's card reader INSTANTLY CORRUPTED one of my Olympus xD-Picture cards. If that camera had any photos on it, they are now unrecoverable. AUTOMATIC NEGATIVE REVIEW. ONE STAR. THE END. Olympus camera owners are strongly cautioned to continue downloading photos over the USB cable that came with the camera; do NOT use the Rocketek device.I put Rocketek's card reader through a lengthy series of tests. I was able to prove that the Rocketek card reader quickly and reliably corrupts a working xD-Picture Card. In each test, I reformatted the card in the same Olympus camera I have always used the card with, and I edited a small text file on the xD-Picture Card using the `vi` editor in a new Mac mini computer. Half of the tests tethered the camera to the computer using the camera's USB 2 cable, and half involved plugging the xD-Picture Card directly into the Rocketek card reader (which of course was already powered up on a USB port). In all tests involving the USB 2 cable, the edit works, and Disk First Aid finds no problems afterward; however in all tests involving the Rocketek card reader, this simple editing procedure CORRUPTS the xD-Picture Card beyond retrieval, so that all files on the card are lost and unrecoverable, and reformatting the xD-Picture Card is the only option left.I also had great difficulty formatting a 128 GB SD card using this device. I had to restart 4 times, wasting about 2 hours each time. Symptoms suggest that Apple's device driver simply fails and hangs due to an I/O error when using the Rocketek card reader.***** Based on this, my business will not be trusting *any* of Rocketek's devices with *any* of our data, on *any* kind of flash memory card.Shoppers who want a trouble-free card reader should try the one made by Uni, at Amazon Item Nº B08P1T8R46. It's a faithful work horse and handles my biggest encrypted backups without fail. Has write-lock sensing, meaning it won't alter your archival drives. Sadly, it is not a hub and uses up one USB port.Other Problems:• Adaptor plug (Rocketek's adaptor that converts USB cable to USB-C) is too fat to fit in a Mac mini -- it bumps up against the HDMI connector. So I plugged it into the *other* USB-C port; this left the middle USB-C port inaccessible. (Rocketek's adaptor is 17.8 mm wide; Apple's USB-C ports are centered only 15 mm apart.)• Worse, the Rocketek unit does not even function when plugged (through the adaptor) into the USB-C port. The power LEDs (both red and blue) briefly blink on, then go dark; when I inserted an SD card, the card did not mount.I will not accept a refund nor a replacement. Last time I accepted a refund, Amazon removed the words "Verified Purchase" from my review, which sank my review to the foot of the page. I prefer to warn good customers about bad products.About the author: Software developer and business owner.About the video: The Rocketek scrambled my data, so I scrambled the Rocketek.Caution: Fragments will fly! Always wear safety glasses when disposing of defective hardware.

The plastic is cheap and the cord is super short and stiff (cheap materials).It does work exactly as advertised tho.