🔌 Enhanced Connectivity: TNAIVE X6 Bluetooth Card Reader Writer USB 3 Tracks Swipe Encoder Review

I actually have two of these. Both work great. I think the first one I bought for my old laptop doesn't have a built in SDHC card reader. I had to take an adapter. have one of these Worked so well on the go that I bought one for my desktop at home. Although the desktop has a built-in SDHC card reader, I use it often because it's easier to insert and remove cards than with the desktop's built-in card reader. The only complaint I have is that they don't read the newer sdhx cards I currently own…

I downloaded MP3 music to a Transcend SDHC memory card using the XM-35U card reader on my computer. I bought two of these readers to plug into the USB port on the radios in my truck. Went to Lowe's and Home Depot, everything worked great. Went back to low this afternoon, plugged it back in and got a "read error" message. When I plug it into a USB port on my computer, I get a "Format Disk" message. The SDHC card is fine as it works in another reader. Sandisk is usually good stuff, so maybe this…

Let SanDisk create a card reader with this thoughtful design. I love that the cover snaps into place (safe!) on both ends, even with an SD card in the reader! Seriously, how come not every card reader (and USB stick too) comes with a cover that attaches to the case so the cover doesn't get lost? It seems so simple to me, but it's one of the few card readers I've been able to find with this feature. The overall quality of the card reader is not bad (typical for SanDisk); The cards slip but don't

I am using 8GB SDHC memory cards with my Canon camcorder. I take both photos and videos on these cards. The Sandisk MicroMate card reader is the easiest way to transfer my photo and video files from my camera to my computer. This little device is much better than using a camera/computer interface cable for transmission. This card reader eliminates the need to turn on the camera to transfer files. This secure gadget supports SD and SDHC cards; It has a compact design and is ideal as an extra set

The Micro Mate feels fragile and when taken out of the box it feels nimble. This feeling is also supported by the fact that the card stands out and the goods are cheap. However, when it's actually plugged into a USB port and a card inserted, it works fine. The computer recognizes it immediately and inserts an SD card as if it had an internal card reader installed, if not better than via USB 2.0. Copy and write cycles are fast and smooth. With an LED display, which some card readers…

one of the fastest way to transfer your photos from sd card Good quality, not as robust as some of the earlier models but one of the best direct plug -Ins for transferring USB channels to ST cards. An SD card reader with multiple card readers connected to the same USB line on the desktop because in my experience both transmission system buses are much slower than a direct line through a USB connection to transfer information. Also, I believe SD cards are the safest place to store your photos…

I purposely spent $15 on this instead of buying the cheaper one because I wanted faster speed. This particular model promises good USB 2.0 speeds according to reviews and description, so it does what it says on the tin. My only disappointment is that I bought it for $15; and a few days later I found it for $5 from another seller. Since this isn't a product defect, I'm not deducting a star. Do a search, you're sure to find this for less than $6. Note: If this helps anyone, it's a bit greasy as…

This card reader was recognized by my Windows XP operating system and (so far) has worked perfectly every time I use it. As other reviewers have mentioned, it's wide and covers nearby USB ports, but since I'm using this card reader with no devices connected, this isn't an issue for me. There were also some concerns about the cleanliness of the contacts. The clear plastic cover slides on both sides so one side is protected and the other is not unless stored in the original bag or box. Again…