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Question: How is the cap attached or is it lose--is there a way to attach a lanyard..thanks
Document: This is a speedy USB 3.0 card reader and it was light. I mainly used it for my SD cards. I would give it 5 stars if the cap can somehow be attached to the main part of the card reader. Just be careful not to lose the cap.
This is a very good basic card reader that takes advantage of USB 3.0 technology. No complaints. Operates as expected. A very minor, but helpful change would be to include a means of attaching this product to a lanyard. I wound up drilling a small hole through the cap to accomplish this - it just makes it easier to keep track of if attached to something else.
This was just what I needed, a simple card reader that I could use to transfer data from my various camera SD cards and phone microsd cards. Very simple looking, not bulky, has a nice LED light that shows it is working. I gave this four stars because it does not have a lanyard loop or any way for me to attach it to something. Would have been great so it makes it less likely to get lost!
This was a simple installation. Open the package, plug it into a USB 3.0 slot and then plug in a SD card. I was able to format and then write out the files.Some notes, if you leave it plugged in, it does get warm which tells me it's using power even when not in use. So do unplug it when you don't need it. Also, the cap is loose while it's in use...an easy way to lose the cap I think.
I was looking for a compact card reader to transfer photos from my dslr to laptop while I plan to travel the world. This has worked like a charm and is exceptional value for the price I paid. The read/write speeds are close to the advertised speeds of my sd cards which is a big tick for me! The size is also perfect. Only wish it had some way of attaching the cap to the unit when in use so I wouldn't forget or lose it.
Works as suggested, good read and write times and its very small. I think I already lost the cap though. It needs to be attached by a string or something.
I was tired of having to plug my cameras to my computer via USB wire to get my RAW files to my computer. I figured there had to be a faster way. At the price that this card reader is currently at I figured I didn't have much to lose.I did a very quick test the first time I downloaded files off my camera (a Sony a99).
USB 3. Small, multi-card friendly. Recommended by me. I lose these frequently. Still need more words...it's black, has a cap.
This is a good travel card reader. The only fault I have with it is I don't like the separate cap... too easy to lose or break (although I have done neither, yet).
My only complaint is that this unit is so small, it's easy to lose. It would be nice if they came in a bright color to help them stand out from other cables and black components. Other than that, it works well. I don't have USB 3 yet so I couldn't test its speed. This is a great way to make old micro SD cards usable as flash drives or simply for reading micro SD or SD media. I use it for my flat screen TV to review GOPRO video.
Answer: Snaps to the top of the stick, no way to attach a lanyard.