Transcend TS-RDF5K USB 3.0 Support SDHC (UHS-I), SDXC (UHS-I), microSD, microSDHC (UHS-I), and microSDXC (UHS-I) Flash Card Reader

Pros: I'm glad that it reads both formats and also it reads and writes at the speeds the cards are rated for.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: In some cases, it will depend on the controller but in my laptop, the speeds the cards are rated for, are not always near the limit but far off, but then again, my laptop is 3 years old and I can't find newer drivers for the controller, so maybe the speed of the flash memory cards reach their limit. But I'd definitely recommend this reader, because it reads both formats and easily recognized my 128GB SD card from Wintec.

Pros: -Small -Reliable so far -Good speeds Overall, this thing is great. It seems to go a bit faster than the internal card reader that it replaced. SD card readers seem to have a fairly high failure rate in my experience, but this one is going strong still. Also, does seem a bit faster than the one it replaced (yay USB 3.0).

Cons: -The cap is easily lost I do wish the cap had a tether of some sort, but that is personal preference and not a huge deal.

Overall Review: Overall, I am very happy with this product and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a solid SD card read. With it being portable and reliable I have started taking it with me to use on other computers as well - since everyone seems to like to see pictures and no one seems to have a card reader anymore.

Pros: Fast, reads class 10s at about 60 MB/s and writes to them at 25 MB/s. Only cost seven bucks!

Cons: None

Pros: It allows me to write to SD cards that are used for our small deployment of Raspberry Pi. It gets the job done and works with CentOS 7, Fedora 22, and Debian 8.

Cons: It's a little on the big side, but for the price I'm ok with it.

Pros: Compact, nicely designed, can use either full sized or micro sd cards, consistent transfer rates

Cons: Cap covering USB male end is easy to lose

Overall Review: I've been pleasantly surprised by this device. I do not have a card reader in my desktop pc and lately have needed to transfer a lot of songs and video from the pc to the micro sd cards I use in my phone and tablets. Until now I've been using an ancient card reader that requires an adapter for micro sd or a micro sd reader that cost all of a dollar. Mounting the cards and transfer rates were hit or miss. This device has solved all those problems for a very low cost. Recommended.

Pros: These aare perfect little card readers that you can fit in your pocket with no problems so always have card reader available even if the friend your visiting doesn't so you can share those great pictures form your last hunting trip. Plugged in windeows installed driver for it and it worked form there like the fact that it has the microSD slot that means I don't have to carry an adapter with my like I would have had to done with my older card reader. Very happy with this purchase and bought an extra 5 to give in stocking for Christmas they will go along great with the 16GB MicroSDHC I am putting in stockings

Cons: could have been a bit cheaper

Overall Review: MERRY CHRISTMAS

Pros: USB connectivity. Small size.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I bought this as a gift for my daughter. She has been using it for her SD card from her camera. She has limited PC tech knowledge and finds it very easy to use.

Pros: Sleek-looking, small & light, works with SD & SDHC which is what I bought it for. 2 year warranty (not that it's really worth sending in something this cheap for RMA, but having the option for 2 years is something I'll keep in the back of my mind and save the packaging and invoice)

Cons: The cap barely sticks on, I'm sure I'll lose it. It doesn't even 'click' in one bit. Purely for show when it's in the package. (The designers could learn a thing or two from pen caps... I think they've been around for a while); SD slot upside down, but for some odd reason that has become common with card readers.. very strange....; No protective cover over the open card slots. For something that's bound to end up in your pocket, purse, camera bag, etc.. it has absolutely no protection on its own. (I suspect it will not stay functional very long, but I'll take as good care of it as I possibly can.)

Overall Review: With every card reader built until VERY recently (and many still selling today) not supporting SDHC I picked three of these up when I saw how relatively cheap they were priced (not even on sale). One will go in my laptop bag, one in my office, and one as a gift to my brother as I know he's already sick of dragging out his camera's USB cable every time he wants to transfer pictures. I usually am not one to write reviews, especially for something so low-priced, but since there were only 3 reviews and I BOUGHT three I thought I'd share my thoughts. I hope I have helped you out.