With double sided foam tape it takes up a very nice spot on top of my computer and very easy to use.
-Roughly 80MB/s write and 90MB/s read speeds according to my testing (the fastest card I tested with was a Sandisk Imagemate pro 128GB, so it is possible the bottleneck is in the card and not the reader) -I had no issues recognizing the device in Arch Linux. It appears to be a Realtek chipset with the ID 0bda:0301.
price, color, amount of cards it reads
Inexpensive, works well and thin Never a boot or detect issue Has become our favorite
Provides 3 USB3.0 connections SD Card Reader
It's what it says it is.
-works as it should -100% legit -can install CFW no problem
Small, lots of slots for various cards
easy install and looks good. cables are long enough even for the most ocward of atx cases
Essential For Using SDXC Cards In SxS Sony Camcorders Since SDXC Seem The Future.
- Type C port puts out enough amperage to charge phone rapidly - True USB 3.0 Ports, connecting to 20 pin USB 3.0 header on motherboard - Most common two card styles, SD/Micro SD - Provided Molex 4-Pin to SATA Power Adapter Cable
The fastest card I own is rated at 30MB/s read and in testing with this reader I hit 33MB/s. It would be safe to assume that it will handle at least 35MB/s or 233x speed cards, and possibly faster. The dual slot design is nice. It means you don't have to find an SD to microSD adapter every time you want to use a microSD card.
-Works fine with usb 3 speeds. I use it for copying off video footage in the field.
Works as described.