Transcend TS-RDP5K USB 2.0 Card Reader Transcend TS-RDP5K USB 2.0 Card Reader

Pros: -Seems well made.
-Supports micro SD as well as standard SD.
-Much cheaper than an actually card reader, like amazingly cheap.

Cons: -nope.

Pros: -quality made
-no drivers required
-works with Ubuntu
-not too big, no to small
-the SD card stays firmly in it

Cons: -none

Pros: Performs as advertised. No complaints

Cons: None

Pros: works, havent tested the SD slot, but the micro SD works for sure.

Cons: can easily lose the cap.

its a little slow, but im not moving anything big so not a big deal.

Pros: Worked

Cons: Non

Other Thoughts: All good and cheap

Pros: In descending order of awesomeness...

Works out of the box, no special software needed.
Enumerates as a standard USB MSD. (like a thumb drive)
Appears to genuinely read and write up to HC1 class.
Price was more than reasonable. $14 for me.
Has S/N, so you can check for counterfeits easy.
Works with Linux, and the Raspberry Pi + image loader.
reads all ~4 or so of my random brand cards, no problem.
Cards go in easy, but won't fall out when in your pocket.
Comes covered in plastic film, to prevent scratches.
Has a non-annoying, but perfectly visible activity LED.
Works with MicroSD in full size SD adapter and slot. (Duh.)
Hot swap able, no need to safely "synchronize" or "Eject"
Electronics don't jiggle and move around in the plastics.

Cons: In descending order of crappiness...

Can't load both slots at the same time. Fastest card shows up.
Awkward to use as USB thumb drive because cards stick out.
Bigger than needed IMHO. Plastics could be reduced a lot.
Cap is not tethered to the reader, it's bound to get lost.
Cap is offset, doesn't go on both ways, only the one way.
No caps or covers for slots, they easily get junk in them.
No cup holder, no radio, no leather interior, high APR.

Other Thoughts: Black plastic case, is actually translucent.
Plastic case doesn't come off very easily.
LED stays lit when inserted in USB.
Didn't test MMC or M2 cards, I don't have any.
My speed tests were with Windows file transfers.
Wish the MicroSD slot was in the end, not the side.
I only gave cons to be objective, it's a great card reader.
I actually *DO* know exactly what I'm doing. Not a nub.

I WON'T SHOW UP AS VERIFIED OWNER, A FRIENDS
ACCOUNT. BUT I CLEARLY OWN ONE OF THESE THINGS,
UNLESS YOU THINK I AM MAKING ALL THESE DETAILS UP?

Pros: Works perfectly as it should.

Cons: None

Pros: Worked great out of the box with Windows 8 Pro.

Cons: None!

Pros: Small!

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Much better option than an internal one wasting space.

Pros: It's a network cable. It works

Cons: None.