📱 SanDisk SDDR-121-A11M MobileMate Micro Memory Card Reader: Fast & Portable Red/Black Reader Review

Beware of imitations of this product. Specifically, yesterday I received a fake from these guys. This is the return information they sent me. I will not pay for counterfeit goods to be shipped. To hell with you digital media! Digital Media Source Returns Using USPSS Send to: Digital Media SourcePO BOX 1759Huntington, New York 11743 using UPS or FED_EXDigital Media Source55 Gerard Street-1759Huntington, New York 11743 I cannot vouch for other sellers but I would just go ahead and buy directly…

I carry a lot of "little things" with me on my smartphone, which I increasingly use as a laptop replacement. (The Sprint HTC Evo 4G with a wireless keyboard is a fantastic combination. Smartphones and convergence are really happening.) I usually upload the files I might need to the cloud or email them to myself. But for music, movies, and other bulky datasets, I use a USB cable, which I often don't have with me when I'm on the road. Discover this handy little thing, the SanDisk SDDR-121-A11M…

Also ideal for writing to or reading microSD cards with a computer. SMALL size of my little finger from tip to first knuckle. Small enough that I could swallow it if I wanted to. After writing on the card, both it and the card feel warm, not hot. It supports fast file transfers with the multiple Sandisk ULTRA UH-1 class microSD cards I use at over 20MB per second, and also works well with some slower cards. Neat LITTLE thing. Exactly what I was looking for as microSD is the only flash card…

I found this adapter to be the perfect solution to allow me to use a spare 64GB movie memory card with my tablet. Unfortunately, the adapter simply heats up and fails when transferring files. It will eventually disconnect from the computer (Win 10 and Win 7) and the system will prompt you to scan the drive. The directory listing shows the number of missing files and some of the copied files are corrupt. My 32GB and 64GB cards work fine with other adapters, even for large (cinema) files. I can't

Super handy little USB to Micro SD converter. Unfortunately, it cannot take the heat. I transferred a bunch of video files from 64GB and 128GB micro SD cards to my Surface Pro 4. Windows no longer recognized any of the Micro SD cards in the MobileMate after my second drive was only partially gone. After disassembling the device, it turned out that the soldering failed. This was probably caused by the heat of the several hours of continuous use. It looks like a device designed for this purpose…

I received this item in a batch of items I ordered free shipping and it actually arrived about 3 days after I ordered it. I always get free shipping and group products when I can because Revain regularly beats their estimated shipping dates with free shipping. As for the product, it worked as soon as I put my card in and put it in my computer's USB stick. I had to specify which program I wanted to read it from, but everything else worked fine. I transferred photos from my old phone to my new…

This is my second. the first died about a year and a half later, but I was happy with that. I got the gray version even though it's sold as "Red/Black" (and the included zip pouch was even labeled "Red/Black". This gray version is MUCH tighter for the M2 card, so tight , which I'm afraid of damaging the M2 card by inserting and removing it, if you want to use it as a flash drive there is no problem, but if you want to use it as an M2 card reader, use it in one other device and you like to…

Just received, not sure of durability or functionality. Cons: If you're clumsy or have limited arm mobility, this thing is SMALL! Very difficult to grab or plug into a USB port. GOOD: The SD card sticks tightly, doesn't come out easily, making it a good choice for micro SD card storage/storage! Received this because the standard adapter for my 1TB micro SD card was lost and sticking out of my laptop so it could easily be lost. I've added a very LIGHT key fob to keep track of in my laptop bag…

I received a cheap fake, not a legitimate mass-produced Sandisk product. The fonts and text printed on the product are incorrect. The contact points were silver instead of gold. So reliability is variable and the product probably won't last long. You may also lose all your data on SD card. I also noticed that the card is too tight which is already scratching the connectors on my SD card. Overall, this is very different from the legitimate one that Blue Proton sent me a few months ago. Update…