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Question: Does this support large SD cards? What size SD card does this support? My current card is 2GB and I need something that can read it.
Document: We own a Cannon Powershot G3 and use the SD Ultra II compact flash memory card. I read all the reviews about using the SD cards and thought this product would work just fine for the price. It arrived and the SD Ultra II card did not fit so we can't use the reader. My husband now assumes the mention of SD stands for something else, not SANDISK.
I purchased this item to read micro disks. It does great as long as you make sure you've got the adapter (the micro disk plugs into a regular size card).I've also used it to read the regular size Secure Digital cards from my camera. Just plug in and go - it's the best!
On Windows XP SP2, it just worked. I have 2 other readers that do not work reliably, but with SD cards up to 4GB and xD up to 1GB, it works and transfers appear to be faster than when the card is in the camera. The one issue I have is the instructions for the software is confusing and I found that I don't need it.
I bought a MAC and I am very happy with it, but there are no slots for my different cards to be read, so I bought this and it works great. It's read my regular SD cards and my SD Pro Duo card. It's great!
The digital media port on my laptop would not function with the 2GB SD cards I needed to transfer photos to a digital photo frame. This was an inexpensive and workable solution. I do not use any of the enhanced features that are loaded with this product, but if your digital media port isn't performing, this may be a good substitute.
For anyone that has a lot of electronic devices requiring different cards, this is a must. It makes life a lot easier, since you don't have to plug in 20 different devices to get everything you need done. We have 5 different cameras requiring xD and SD, and a PSP that needs Memory Sticks. Rather than search for each different cord to plug in, we just use this. Truly a five star product.
Great price...easy to use...just plugged it in and loaded card..didn't see any need for loading the software for simple transfers. I use it to create custom cards for digital frames.
Great product, after upgrading to Windows Vista, I could not read my SD Card from my Kyocera M410 Digital Camera. The Sandisk SDDR-99 works well with Vista.
BCBefore child, I went to the store with the picture station and did my picture work on it -- to save my printer ink?!? We looked at buying this the same time we bought our Cannon s2 powershot, but decided that it wasn't necessary and why spend another $20 on something we didn' need?. Boy were we wrong.ACAfter child, I ordered this reader and voila! I have pictures to email to grandmas in seconds.
I just purchased (but have not received) my second one of these. The first one I bought ~five years ago, when I bought my first digi cam that had an XD card. The original is on the fritz & I replaced it with a 99 cent one (different manufacturer) I bought on eBay...although advertised to read XD cards, the eBay one did not. So I decided to go with what I knew & got another one of these.
Answer: According to the SanDisk website, this will support SDHC card formats.  You can get the full set of specifications from the SanDisk site at:http://www.sandisk.com/Products/Item(1151)-SDDR-99-A15-SanDisk_ImageMate_5In1_ReaderWriter.aspx