Sabrent Mini USB 3.0 Micro SD and SD Card Reader (CR-UMSS)

Pros: Works great, and won't let you plug the cards in upside down.

Cons: The cap is a bit hard to remove.

Overall Review: There's no reason not to buy this one if you need an SD card reader.

Pros: Compact. USB 3.0. Does what it's supposed to do.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: I love the compact design. About the size of a flash drive. Much better than the cabled one I was using. You can carry this one in your pocket. Only has SD and microSD, but that's all I ever use so it's perfect for me.

Overall Review: I bought this because I use the same one at work.

Pros: Fast shipping

Cons: None

Pros: Recognized by my Synology NAS DS218+. Plug into front USB port with SD card and NAS imports the photos. No transferring from PC to NAS using LAN. Goes right onto NAS. Low Price

Cons: None so far

Overall Review: Would Recommend

Pros: Getting photos from my Fuji camera to the computer is easy now. Just pull the card out, put it in this and I have them!

Cons: none

Overall Review: Reads both micro SD and larger SD cards.

Pros: - Takes micro and full-size SD cards - Much nicer to carry around than full-size micro sd adapters

Cons: - Cap is separate (no sliding mechanism) and can get lost. But whatever.

Pros: Perfect for connecting to an SBC (Raspberry Pi - only supports USB 2.0) to replicate the micro SD card. Worked with either micro SD card, or Standard SD card. Tested on a Linux system reading a 1GB file on both USB 2.0 @ 29.7MB/Sec & USB 3.0 @ 84.7MB/Sec (using the same SD card).

Cons: Other than the fact that if you need to plug into the USB port on the back of a heavily populated deskside system, it gets a little tight, easily resolved with a short 1ft USB cable.

Overall Review: Would have been nice to be able to put the cap on the back end of the unit while installed, but this has no impact on product usability. I would recommend this base on my limited use.