Nippon Labs Delux Internal Card Reader with Floppy Drive 3.5” Internal All In One Card Reader/Writer with USB2.0 & FDD1.44" & 3.5" FLOPPY DRIVE Model ICR-EE

Pros: Nice to have an all-in-one floppy drive and card reader in the exact same form factor as a conventional floppy drive.
Individual LEDs for the drive and each card reader slot.
Works perfectly in Linux.

Cons: It's no big deal, but I find it strange that some of the card reader slots (SD/SDHC, for example) require that the card be inserted upside down.
I don't see why they couldn't have made a slight modification in allowing all cards to be inserted with the label side up, as is conventional.
It doesn't really affect operation, but it takes a moment to figure out if you don't already know about it.

Other Thoughts: I was pleased to get this to work right the first time, including even the floppy drive, something that can't always be said for that old technology.
I also wanted to express my puzzlement at the number of people who assumed that this was exclusively a USB drive, with no need for a floppy cable to operate the floppy drive part.
You have to plug in both the USB cable AND the floppy drive data and power cable to get full functionality, and that's no surprise at all.
Floppy drives are on the cusp of disappearing altogether, but I stil consider it wise to have a secondary way to boot up in case of a problem.

Pros: Was Free with my order , cant remember why lol. I didnt need it so i gave it away and they said it works!

Cons: didnt need it so i gave it away, was free so not a badthing

Pros: NONE

Cons: Says it is compatible with LINUX 2.4; it is not.

Pros: I've owned this for about a year and it was free with the purchase of another item. I have used a few different kinds of cards with it and constantly keep a USB headset plugged into the single USB on the front. It is fairly high quality for its price.

Cons: I don't have a 3.5" bay on my tower, which sucks because I had to use an adapter. Not recommended as it looks kind of odd.

Pros: Bought this over 2 years ago and it still works. I haven't used every feature on it...I use it mainly for XD and SD cards but it's never failed to read them.

Cons: None I can think of.

Other Thoughts: Looks good in my PC tower

Pros: The card readers work!

Cons: does not work on new motherboards without the floppy connector, and that is what I needed, I got so many different card readers that I do not need other one, I needed the floppy, if the motherboard would have one connector, I have many floppy drives!

Other Thoughts: As said by another review, instructions are very bad, and does not say you have to have a floppy connector at the motherboard, this one will be going to storage!

Pros: The floppy drive works fine. This gets it one star.

Cons: The card reader does not work. The light comes on when you stick a card in but does not work.

Pros: Low cost unit for a linux HTPC

Cons: Mounting screws going into the plastic like they are is kind of hokey

Pros: Seems to be pretty useful.

Cons: Comes without instructions (Other than a few images on the package), also doesn't come with a SATA cable nor a USB 2.0 cable to connect it to the motherboard with, so be ready to have to buy those separately.

Other Thoughts: I haven't installed it yet into my build, I'll likely update my review after doing so.

Pros: Card reader works fine...have had it for 20 months now. I use it mostly for SDHC and XD cards from my cameras and have never had it fail to read any of them!
The USB slot is a definite plus...I need as many as I can get.

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: For those complaining it doesn't work with Win 7, perhaps you should have read the details first because it says:
"Support Windows 2000/ME/XP; Linux 2.4; Mac. OS 9x or higher"

Did ya notice it doesn't support Win 7???