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Question: Does is support SDHC cards (high capacity SD cards up to 32go)
Document: As a write this, I have a Memory Stick PRO, SD, USB flash drive, USB mouse, and my cell phone (charging)- all plugged into this unit and playing well together. One cool thing is that I can transfer files off one card format to another w/o having to switch them out. That's good for making copies from legacy cards (such as from cameras you no longer own) and backing up files. Cool little box and great price.
My Dell 32&#34; LCD monitor with USB and card reader ports finally fell to the dreaded dead pixels after 6 years. Searched for a reasonably priced monitor with those highly needed ports and learned the thin monitors do not have USB or card ports. I need these ports for the mouse, keyboard, SD photo, T-flash cards. As I was about to drop $700 for a new monitor, I searched the web for other possibilities and came across Gear Head.
I only tried to read an SD card. The red light came on but the icon did not appear on the desktop. In my opinion, it took too much force to put the card in the reader slot.
I am not sure what the 58-1 does, but I can definitely plug in my IPOD, external hard drive, wireless mouse, and use my SD card in my older DELL XP computer that did not have an SD port, so that I AM LOVING. It was shipped almost overnight and I loved that also.
Received this device and it is small--but packs a punch! I have the USBs plugged in, have used the photo card, used the SD card for transferring files, and everything works perfectly, no lag time. I researched pricing, and for what this little card reader can do, you cannot find one better at this price. Thanks Gear Head and Amazon for saving me a lot of cash! Highly recommend!
Since I only have 1 port on the left side of the laptop and I use a mouse,I use this device along with a powered 4-port USB hub and it is great. I got it in Feb 2012 and still working.I usually use the USB slots on this card reader rather than the powered hub.They are more easily accessible.The original card reader I had could not read a 32 GB SD card.
Plug into Win XP Pro machine, installs new hardware automatically. Insert SD card from digital camera and it sees the card but wants to format it? WTF? The card is already formatted and has a ton of pictures on it.Walk down the hall to my bosses office, plug it into his IOGear and it works just fine (Same OS). Previous card reader I had (no-name brand giveaway from Tek Systems) worked just fine for a couple years until the card reader croaked.
Not much that you need to say about this device. You plug cards in, and they read. Super duper! Well made.
Though the hub is supposed to work with 58 cards, I found that if you put more than eight or ten in at a time that it doesn't work. Ridiculous.
I got this to expand the USB port on my think pad and transfer data from different sd cards and flash drives. This works great, would buy it again
Answer: Yep!