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Question: Does the USB 3.0 work with USB 3.0 capable Macs?
Document: It works fine. Cable is long enough. Enclosure is plastic. I have an SSK brand, USB 2.0 which is enclosed in metal but the cable is about 8 in.Bought this in the hope that I could read/write my 64/128GB SDXC cards. But it didn't work. I guess my computers are pre-SDXC standards. I am limited to SDHC cards in my desktop and laptop while Asus tablet is SDXC capable.
Great for reading large 32gb + cards. It is a fast reader if your computer has USB 3.0. No failures in reading or writing. Does the job on my Macs.
Very fast! Capable of hitting 90MB/second with the right media and a USB 3.0 port. Some cards that read/write at 5-6MB/sec on the built-in SD slot run at 30-90MB/second using this adapter.
So fast! So fast that it blows me away!Please be sure your PC is USB 3.0 capable, otherwise this is just gonna be a waste of your money.Transfer videos from my SD card to my PC had always been a pain in my butt. Well, not anymore! Now i can transfer a 20GB video within 30 sec!
I was hesitant on getting this but I am glad I did. Reads all formats listed and works with the faster and high GB cards with no problems. It does work with MACs and the newest edition of Mavericks. No problems and great price.
I bought this reader to replace my old one that didn't work anymore. This USB 3.0 is really fast.
No where is it mentioned that the device doesn't work as a USB 3.0 device on Mac. That was why I chosethis product (and price). It does say so on the package in 1 pica size type. Disappointed to say the least.I even downloaded an upgrade to the Mac software from the Transcend website. Still no joy...returning to Amazon.
Blazing transfer speeds moving 14 bit Nikon RAW files from a UDMA CF card to a PC on the USB 3.0 port. I haven't tried the other ports but they probably work. Plastic housing is cheap and I worry this is going to break easily if I travel with it. Otherwise no complaints.
Even though some reviewers had problems, I decided to try this card reader anyway. Luckily, I have had no problems getting it to work with either of my two computers that are both running Windows 7, 64-bit. I have been using this new reader with a new SDXC memory card and a USB 3.0 plug and have not had any issues.
I am using this Card Reader for a 16GB SanDisk Extreme SDHC card. I connect to a Desktop with USB 2.0 and WIN 7 Premium (64 bit). I find some connectivity issues when using with this configuration. Recognition of the Reader is not always 100% and at times Windows Explorer freezes. When it does work, it appears to map 3 drives.
Answer: Yep! Im using an rMBP..works perfect importing into lightroom.