Syrox Black Mini Micro SD Card Reader - Fast and Convenient Data Transfer, Portable and Plug-and-Play Friendly Review

I bought this drive to put in my camera bag and use as a backup, but sometimes I use it more than my more powerful and larger storage and multimedia port. Only there's a little problem with the little guy. The USB connection can be so tight that on some laptops it can be very tedious to unplug it from the USB port. I have yet to attach the cable to the little guy, but I think this will make it easier to remove.

Worked well, was able to get all my kid photos from the switch card. And snippets from a local backup of my babysitter cam. The size is large, does not bother, but this is also a minus. Removing the SD card was kind of a pain and a nightmare. This is a very solid fit. I'll keep it in my camera bag (tied so I don't accidentally breathe it in lol for "I need to take these pics as a last resort" but I'd go for a bigger one so it's easier to manage for each day) Use.

I like that it's so small and unobtrusive. And it works. Something like. I bought a few and they are in a USB hub with the chips installed. About once a day they all become unresponsive and I get an error for each one saying they should be extracted before uninstalling, even though they are installed and enabled. I'm using a MAC and it might have something to do with it, but I doubt it. It's also worth noting that they all descend at the same time. Maybe something in the hub. Who knows. Also, I

I've had a new flash drive (a real silicone flash drive with a built-in flash drive) for a long time, but I was fed up full of people pulling it out and saying "wow, that's really cool". It's annoying at best, at worst I end up with corrupted files, so I was looking for a more discreet way to carry my briefcase full of documents. I tried the San-Disk Cruzer fit, which has worked well for a few years, but is outdated, fairly slow, and inflexible (only works in USB). I chose a 256GB Samsung micro

I bought this microSD reader for two reasons. 1> It's tiny. 2> My old microSD reader was cheap and starting to break. First, let's talk about size. This is the smallest card reader I've ever owned. If your wireless keyboard or mouse uses a modern nano receiver, you already know the approximate size of this card reader. It's hard for me to convey how delightfully small it is. You will need a way not to lose it. Luckily, there's a small slot at the top that you can attach a lace to. and…