Delkin DDREADER-48: High-Speed USB 3.0 Multi-Slot CFast 2.0 Memory Card Reader Review

Wish I found this sooner! Read both new SDXC cards and CFast! Unbelievable price and great work. I spent the same amount of money on a reader that only does SDXC :-/

Complete nonsense. The first stopped working almost immediately, so it was replaced. The second also stopped working almost immediately. It looks like Delkin really did fall off.

This works better than the Lexar CFast Reader I purchased. No corrupt files or unreadable card issues like Lexar. I use Delkin CFast 256GB and 128GB cards with Canon 1DX II.

I've had this reader for a year now and it just fell off. It just didn't work anymore. Not worth the money at all. If you are thinking of buying one, buy another brand. Not worth the risk. I have a DP friend, same thing. No longer works. Both are under a year old.

I have had good luck with Delkin products in the past. It worked fine for a few months and then stopped working altogether. By the way, when I read product reviews on Revain, I wonder why manufacturers can't make a durable product. I bought another brand to replace this one.

This reader just stopped turning on today after only 6 uses with a cFast card and a few uses with a micro SD. Very disappointing. I love all the types of maps it reads and how handy it is. Now I'm stuck and considering other options. Delkin is quite a reputable company. Hoping they can suggest a solution.

The first one was bought a year ago. A few months ago it stopped maintaining a persistent connection while transferring files, then stopped entirely. I am ordering a new one in January and it has already stopped transferring files. I've been using it for probably 2-3 months so around 8 times since I bought it and it's doing the exact same thing as the one I replaced. I have to shoot in 2 days and had to order a new CFAST reader but it's not the same brand. I hope he comes in time.

I can't find another reader at an affordable price. It's working great so far, the build quality is lacking and the slots are a bit hectic at times, but for the price I'd say it's been a great buy. And since most other dual card readers still work with older cfast cards, this is for you if you're looking for a 2.0 reader that doubles as an SD card reader.

Bought the first one a year ago. A few months ago it stopped maintaining a persistent connection while transferring files, then stopped completely. I am ordering a new one in January and it has already stopped transferring files. I've been using it for probably 2-3 months so around 8 times since I bought it and it's doing the exact same thing as the one I replaced. I have to shoot in 2 days and had to order a new CFAST reader but it's not the same brand. I hope he comes in time.

This product failed to read the CFast card during a wildlife photography shoot in July. I bought this reader in mid-May and used it on a trip in July. The CFast reader was stopped. At first I thought it was a CFAST card, but Canon checked and said it was most likely the reader. Of course, the card was read on another CFAST reader without any problems. However, I see that I can no longer return this reader or receive product support after 30 days. Since I bought two, I'm now stuck with two…