Su android a volte non legge le schede inserite. Al contrario di LexarLa MicroSD non ha il meccanismo di bloccaggio " a click" ma si blocca x attrito con i contattiStessa cosa x la SDAlla lunga la microSD si usura, non mi piace. Lexar fa meglioMancando il meccanismo, la MicroSD sporge parecchio per essere estratta. In tasca sbatte, non è protetta. Pessimo

This USB-C card reader is about two times faster than the one built into my not so old laptop computer (about 100mb/s transfers vs 40-50 on the build in one), and that is only because my SD cards don't support higher speeds!The device is very small, easy to keep in a laptop bag. I wish the manufacturer included an adapter for USB-A ports, so I could easily use it on my desktop computer as well ( no USB-C front facing ports on that machine ).The card reader is also compatible with USB-C phones and tablets. I tested the compatibility with my Samsung Galaxy and it works seamlessly. Very useful little device!

Bought to replace a recently bought cheaper version…..it’s true what they say, buy cheap - buy twice. This was more expensive, but you can rely on it. Enough said !

Super indispensable pour mon iPhone 15 pro.

usb-cにして、少しでも高速化出来ればと思い購入。十分満足。

This card reader is great, though I am of the opinion that its compactness can play against its favor sometimes. The card reader in general is relatively well made, though the cap unclips a little too lightly for my liking. I wouldn't be surprised if I would lose it in short notice since it can come off with slight nudges against it, and it also doesn't have any system designed to keep it safely around when the reader is in use. The small form factor of the card reader is also without any form of latching holes for a small lanyard, so not only the cap but the whole card reader might be a little prone to getting lost. That said, it is the tradeoff of having such compact accessories.Performance wise though it's all pretty rosy. The fastest cards at my disposal are V60 cards and UHS-I for MicroSD, so tests are done with that to a NVMe laptop through a thunderbolt compatible USB-C port.-On the V60 card: Offloading large folders of photos (29-51mb files), I can achieve about 208mb/s which is somewhat close to the practical maximum read speed of my card. Offloading larger files such as a 908mb video, I couldn't get the Windows Explorer transfer window to pop up because it would have already already finished transferring.-On the V60 card: Transferring files onto the card is definitely a bit further from the practical maximum transfer speeds. With those same photos I am getting around 68mb/s while the large file is around 88mb/s.Dual card reading also works excellent, and is something that I feel most card readers don't do. Naturally, when offloading data off both SD and MicroSD cards at the same time the transfer speed will be split between the two so it won't quite be as near the practical maximum, but still pretty speedy. The dual card transfer was still faster than transferring through my SD card slot having USB-C dongle for instance, so I'm pretty happy with the performance.The card reader will definitely heat up too, but nothing out of the ordinary in my opinion. It might feel warmer than say a Lexar RW500 (excellent multi-card reader as well) but considering how this is about 1/4 of the size there is less material that can act as a heat sink for sure. And while I would say my Lexar might transfer a little bit faster, I need to make sure I have the appropriate cable for that to happen; considering so many USB-C cables only support up to USB2.0 speeds, the random compatible cable you can find at a moment's notice can end up transferring slower than this dongle!So overall, while I do wish the whole cap design situation could be better and I wish there was a small hole for a thin lanyard... the compactness and performance of this card reader overcomes these deficiencies, especially considering how it can read two cards at once and is frankly quite inexpensive to boot. An easy recommend.