💻 Sony MRW62E/T1/181: 12-in-1 USB 2.0 Flash Memory Card Reader – High-Speed Data Transfer Review

If you notice this product in the picture, it has 4 slots. When it arrived it had 2 slots. The 2-slot reader is indeed a 12-in-1 reader/writer, but I wanted a 17-in-1 4-slot reader/writer. I'm surprised they haven't corrected the photo yet. I had to return it for a refund and buy a 4-slot 17-in-1 reader/writer elsewhere.

Very disappointing. This reader is described as reading "12" different types of cards. In fact, only 2 different cards are read directly. 10 more cards need adapters. In order for this reader to be able to read 12 cards, 10 additional adapters must be purchased.

This device will NOT read compact flash cards. I thought a 12-in-1 flash card reader would at least read a compact flash card, but it doesn't. So I wasted my money. Thought I should point this out so no one else has to lose $15 (including shipping). A return was not worthwhile because I would have to bear the return costs.

This little package works. I have many others (cheaper, prettier etc) but I ended up buying this Sony after all my others failed on one card or another. I'm tired of trying adapters. My built-in readers were unsuccessful. This Sony works great. We recommend it to everyone.

I have purchased several variants of these devices from different manufacturers for use in software and hardware test systems. So far, Sony has been the most trouble-free. No problems with auto-detection by the host computer (it's really "plug and play") and I have yet to find a memory card that has reading problems.

Everything was fine with the card reader but the cables she sent me (2) were both wrong so I sent everything back. She emailed me how I knew it was the wrong cable. Well, it didn't fit. I'm just saying. I will look for a card reader from another company, I don't want to order from the supplier Janemichaels or whatever, very disappointed. We ordered it in February and in April I still didn't have the right cable.

I had an earlier version of this reader for a number of years which worked very well and was very useful. However, the description here in Revain did not include maps for this device. supported, and after a long search we found a listing that said this particular model supports xD cards for Olympus and Pentax digital cameras, among others. After I gifted it to a new Olympus camera owner, he discovered it did NOT support xD - and had to tediously return it. FOR AMAZON: One of the KEY elements in

I have a Sony camera that allows me to save an album to a memory card for a slide show so I can show pictures of my grandmother to a dinner group. Works perfectly! I have any number of Sony cameras so I can upload pictures from any of them. Still trying to figure out if compact flash cards probably need #17 for this!

SONY 12-in-1 USB Flash Memory Card Reader worked great with my computer and allowed me to upload a file to my SONY flash drive.