Pros: Installed this into my case got it connected and it works great ! no problems windows found it and activated the ports no problem's . Stuck in several different cards and it red them with ease.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: I would recommend this to anyone that need to be able to read any of the memory cards from cameras to cell phones it works great.

Pros: just not bad but i know that its chip coz that is what i paid for and at least it does the job and i will see till when i will stay alive

Cons: nothing

Pros: component fits inside floppy drive bay just fine.

Cons: Absolutely NONE of my memory cards fit in their respective slots on the device. I've been working with memory cards for a long time and I know which slot is which, but when SD says SD, and the SD card is wider than the slot, it's a waste of money. micro SD card fits in TIGHT.. I thought I was going to break the drive or the card.

Other Thoughts: I got my old rosewell working again. I would buy it instead of this garbage.

Pros: Did it's job while it lasted, and the LED made for an excellent night-light regardless of whether or not the computer was on.
Also incredibly cheap.

Cons: Died in less than a year of very little usage.
Too cheap to bother with RMA processes/shipping fees.
I could see my room with my eyes closed because the LED was so obnoxiously bright.

Other Thoughts: Worked in a pinch, but for long-term solutions, I would look elsewhere.

Pros: It covers most SD cards that you want to use, including some weird cards that you may want to use and/or have never heard of. It covers all bases needed.

Cons: Two main problems with this. The first is the USB port. It's VERY fragile and will break quite easily. My USB port no longer works because it all came out with the pins. The second problem is the blue LED. It shines brighter than the intensity of a thousand suns.

Other Thoughts: This is good if you want to use SD cards and/or MicroSD cards without needing an adapter. You get what you pay for, however.

Pros: They worked and were dirty cheap

Cons: Nothing really

Other Thoughts: One of them had the faceplate misaligned with the card reader slots. I just stuck a pocket knife in the slot and bent the card reader slot upwards a little bit.

These things are dirt cheap, can't really complain about that.

Pros: Inexpensive when caught on sale. Work well if you do not try to charge devices such as cell phones on them. I like the mini card reader. I can upload from the tiny memory chip from my phone without an adaptor.

Cons: n

Other Thoughts: Data transfer only peeps.

Pros: It was inexpensive and it had all the options I was looking for.

Cons: Unfortunately the card reader portion stopped working within a year. (The usb connection still works.) Also, all the card slots are upside down. And the power light is too bright (covered it with electrical tape).

Pros: It works.

Cons: It doesn't fit quite like the one it's replacing. It seems a bit small for the standard 3 1/2 inch external drive bay and doesn't come out quite far enough to be flush with the front panel.

The (redundant) power LED is always on because this (Gigabyte brand) motherboard provides power to the USB 2.0 ports full-time, even when the PC is turned off.

Other Thoughts: If this were for a computer that I intend to keep, I would have gone for a US 3.0 model from AFT. They're really nice - but pricey. Since I'm just rebuilding this older (but good) machine before I give it away, I'm trying to save some cash. Oh well.

Pros: Reads most modern day cards
Gives an extra USB port

Cons: Failed 5 years of little use on the SD card
Killed my Micro SD card after just one use

Other Thoughts: This is the second card reader I brought in 2009 after the first version from 2006 couldn't read HC cards. The model numbers where the same, but the older version just couldn't read the HC cards. I've already brought a simple USB card reader that reads SD and Micro since those are the only card formats I use.