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.
USB 2.0 support
Inexpensive, works well and thin Never a boot or detect issue Has become our favorite
- Multiple card formats supported - LED illuminates when there is a memory card in one of the slots - 3 USB 3.0 and 1 USB-C ports on front panel; good current and future compatibility
- recognized very quickly on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
Works great just make sure you get a rom that has .nds file because .rar would not work for me
No need to plug in the phone anymore!
Good fitment, quality cabling
Essential For Using SDXC Cards In SxS Sony Camcorders Since SDXC Seem The Future.
i only needed a sd reader and this fit the bill..providing extra usb ports was a nice bonus..works flawlessly and was very easy to install. i did need to supply the sata power cord..another reviewer said it came with..mine did not.
Fast. No issues.
-Works fine with usb 3 speeds. I use it for copying off video footage in the field.
- Lots of slots