📸 COCOCKA 3.0 Memory Card Reader/Writer with USB and Typc C Port for Android Phone/PC/Laptop/Camera/Mac/Windows/Linux Review

When I bought my new computer, I never thought it would have an SD slot. And then one day, I pulled the SD card out of my camera, ready to print some photos, and... whoops! There is no way to do this. Found this gadget at Revain and it works great. I can put my SD card in the reader and connect the reader to my computer and everything works great.

I have used this to transfer files to and from my phone and to the SD card on the Wii for homebrew channels etc. Works great, no problems. My only complaint might be opening the USB 2.0 port. It's pretty cozy. I personally don't use it, but it can be difficult for someone. It can weaken over time. Otherwise 10/10, would definitely recommend.

Since USB this and that and 2.0, micro, mini now C, when it ends I'll never guess. Good thing it doesn't cost an arm and a leg to keep up. Hell, if I'd paid I'd never be able to do that. I'm glad I bought this, now it's easier to use on a range of devices I own. Sometimes you have to bend down or you break. Keeping up is part of the deal, man! An old Apple laptop became a new old lady computer laptop that feels old but should be able to transition between old and new.

I put off buying a card reader for a long time. I used the camera until it stopped working. A few weeks ago, I found this SD card reader, a Micro SD/TF Compact Flash card reader with USB Type-C/Micro USB 3-in-1 adapter available at COCOCKA. For $8.99 it does everything I hoped it would! Now I have recovered data from 3 different SD cards and I can transfer this data back to my phone and computer. It also makes setting up my digital photo album easier. For the price this is a must! I wish I had…

I don't know how some people have had success with this thing. It shows what's on my microSD card, but the data isn't copied. It copies 160 images and then just stops and crashes my whole computer! The screen goes green or black and I have to force restart and risk messing up all my data on the SD card without a secure erase. It also never gives me a choice of what to do when I plug it in, it automatically starts looking for new photos and videos but never goes past 1%. As soon as I try to undo

I recently bought a Surface Go2 in addition to my Surface Pro 6. The Surface Go2 is primarily used for creating handwritten notes using OneNote on both Surface devices. But I also enjoy making handwritten notes on the Surface Go2 in PDF documents using Drawboard PDF. PDF documents are created on my Surface Pro and transferred to Surface Go using COCOCKA Micro SD/TF Flash card reader and then sent back with PDF annotations from Surface Go 2 to Surface Pro 6 using card reader. The Surface Go has…

I have several security cameras that capture wild animals outside when their movement triggers a motion sensor. Although these cameras have a screen and can play videos, the screen is small and the user interface is not suitable for viewing multiple clips. So it would be very helpful to be able to watch these videos on the big screen of my phone. But my phone has no SD card slot; only one USB Type-C port. This little adapter supports both micro and standard sized SD cards and includes a USB-C…