Kingston FCR-HS4 USB 3.0 Card Reader

Pros: Easy plug and play. USB cord long enough
to plug into the back of one's rig and reach
the front.

Lights up on top; flashes when reading or writing.
This is an excellent feature.

Cons: As mentioned by others, the unit will move but
I plan to apply some rubber material to the base
which should keep it stable.

My working surface is glass; so is one of my eyes.

Overall Review: Buy, buy, bye.

Overall Review: Came in perfect condition, nice, works well.

Pros: Did what I needed it for. Truly plug and play on Windows 10. If you need it do not hesitate to buy it.

Cons: None so far.

Pros: When it works it's great

Cons: After very light use for a year or two these kingston card readers always die on me.

Pros: USB 3.0, separate micro SD slot, appearance

Cons: No feet on this unit.If you want to leave it connected you may want to get some stick on rubber feet, since it will slide on your desktop.

Overall Review: The two tone (grey/white) is nice since I do not leave it connected. My last one was all black, and I would lose it on my desk at times. This one stands out enough to see it, without being garish. I own a full size SLR that uses full size cards. Of course everything else nowadays use microSD. Both slots in front let me forget those annoying adapters.

Pros: - FAST.
- I mean it, really really fast.
- Very quickly set up automatically with Windows 10.

Cons: - The base is a bit slippery, and it's not very heavy; so it may turn a bit or tilt if the cord is curving in a direction other than straight.

Overall Review: I would definitely recommend it to others. I always thought the fastest speeds I could get were from internal readers, but this USB 3.0 reader blows all of them out of the water.

Pros: Solid, fast, simple. Exactly what I needed for CF and MicroSD cards.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Looked at a LOT of card readers for use with a desktop PC and this one seemed like the best choice. After using it for about a week, it's awesome! Also, an incredible upgrade to move to USB 3 from my previous USB 2 reader. I should have done so years ago!

Pros: Deep card slots
Beveled design rests solidly on surfaces
Decent USB cable length
Kingston quality

Cons: Price

Overall Review: I'm a photographer and am frequently copying photos from memory cards onto PCs. I'd gotten tired of cheap card readers with shallow card slots that sometimes worked and sometimes didn't, so I decided to upgrade to a Kingston. It costs a little more, but you get a solid card reader that sits on your desk or computer and (so far) has worked perfectly.