SD Card Reader for iPhone, iPad, Camera - Dual Card Slot Memory Card Reader - Supports SD and TF Card - Trail Camera Viewer - SD Card Adapter - Portable Micro SD Card Reader - No Application Required - Plug and Play Review

This card reader is very easy to use and works great on my iPhone. You don't need to take your phone out of the case to view photos from SD card. In addition, no special application is required to view images.

I recently bought a DVR. However, it doesn't have the fancy bells and whistles that other models have (I brought the fancy one back because it didn't work). I needed a way to access videos from the dash cam's microSD card. That's why I bought this. I plugged it into my iPhone, navigated to the files folder and there was an SD card! No fuss, no fuss! I give 4* for now. I'll be coming back to this review after this summer to see how well it handles the summer heat in a car. However, if you need a

Purchased to import some of my photos and video clips from my GoPro camera and other devices to my iPad for later editing. This works great, no errors. Simply insert your SD card into the slot and go to the Files app and navigate to the "Untitled" selection to select files from the SD card. Then move the files to your iPad or other root folders for editing as needed. I was expecting a lot since it costs less than half the Apple version, but to my surprise it works well and is straightforward…

I ordered this SD scanner to use with my daughter's mini camera. We mostly have iPads at home and they don't have USB ports or card readers. The SD card reader did exactly what I needed. I was able to quickly insert her mini SD card, and after figuring out where to find the photos on my iPad, I was able to view and transfer the photos she wanted to keep. The instructions made it clear where to look for photos on my particular iPad Pro. I used the FILES app and the place was listed as NO NAME…

I admit that the disappointment is probably my fault. I would definitely not buy an adapter for pictures; I don't take much, and not a single one on the microSD. I have "dvrs" on two SUVs and two motorcycles and they all use high speed microSD cards to record video in .mp4 or .mov format. I now play a lot of Youtube .mp4s on my iPhone and iPad, as well as "Airdropped" or email .movs, but iOS doesn't seem to support transferring files in a similar format from an external storage device. So the…