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10-in-1 USB 2.0 High Speed Memory Card Reader Writer for SD SDHC MiniSD MiniSDHC MMC rsMMC - Purple
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Most Helpful First | Newest First | + Share10 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
incorrectly advertised
(1 out of 5) by avid reader on Jun 17, 2009I bought this for as an SDHC reader, but it turned out to be only SD. They acknowledged the mistake. Look closely at the picture.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
Just Perfect
(5 out of 5) by T. Cormier on Oct 23, 2008 (New Iberia , LA)Very easy to use. I transfered all my pics from my memory card to my pc in a flash. I love it.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
Why Pay More?
(5 out of 5) by Jennifer Bureau on Feb 27, 2009 (Charlotte, NC)"WOW!" is my first reaction to this reader/writer. I wasn't sure what to expect for just over a buck. I needed something that would read an SDHC card and this has come through.
For being just over a buck, it's features are actually pretty incredible. There is a light that shows when it's in use, very useful for me because I know if it's blinking, even if it shows all files have been copied on my computer, I know it's still doing something. Plus, the two covers (for the USB and card side) fit very snuggly, something I was no expecting. This is great because I keep the reader in my purse and it gets shoved around quite a bit.
I use both a Mac and Windows PC and this reader worked flawlessly in each.
Probably my only complaint is that for some reason, it appeared that there was a limitation on the number of files it could store in root. I'm not 100% sure if that's the card or the reader (the card has had no issues in the past in cameras) however. Once I created a folder though I could copy the full card's size in files to it.
Bottom Line: Why pay so much more for a simple piece of technology when you can get this one for under $2?
For being just over a buck, it's features are actually pretty incredible. There is a light that shows when it's in use, very useful for me because I know if it's blinking, even if it shows all files have been copied on my computer, I know it's still doing something. Plus, the two covers (for the USB and card side) fit very snuggly, something I was no expecting. This is great because I keep the reader in my purse and it gets shoved around quite a bit.
I use both a Mac and Windows PC and this reader worked flawlessly in each.
Probably my only complaint is that for some reason, it appeared that there was a limitation on the number of files it could store in root. I'm not 100% sure if that's the card or the reader (the card has had no issues in the past in cameras) however. Once I created a folder though I could copy the full card's size in files to it.
Bottom Line: Why pay so much more for a simple piece of technology when you can get this one for under $2?
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
Bad product for 16gb SDHC
(2 out of 5) by Connie Chan on Sep 9, 2009I bought this product after reading the reviews and thinking it will work on SDHC cards. It worked upto 8gb card which I tested. I have a 16gb SDHC card got toasted because of this reader. the reader cannot read and invalidated my card now. I can't even reformat the card properly! Stay AWAY if you use it with large storage cards.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
SD, NOT SDHC!!!
(3 out of 5) by SFer on Oct 7, 2009 (San Francisco, CA USA)Oops. I also was fooled. I bought the damn thing for use as a SDHC reader to download photos from my Panasonic ZS3 10 MP camera which are about 5 MB each onto a MAC G5. It downloads photos from a Transcend 8GB Class 6 card fine, but it will successfully download the AVCHD lite video only if the original video was just a few seconds long (haven't tried other video formats). Longer videos get stuck at some point. Multiple tries didn't work, had to resort to killing the finder, rebooting, and using the Panasonic cable. Thought I had a bad reader.
Note the other review in which someone found it worked for 8 GB card photos but a 16 GB card was screwed up and photos were lost.
Somebody tell me why Amazon has so many screwups of this type? (listed as one thing but is not).
Note the other review in which someone found it worked for 8 GB card photos but a 16 GB card was screwed up and photos were lost.
Somebody tell me why Amazon has so many screwups of this type? (listed as one thing but is not).