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Question: Is the mobo cable included? If it is, how long is it?
Document: I installed this in about 10 minutes, most of the time was spent on finding the best way to safely route the wire to the motherboard.I haven't found a chip or card it does not work with so far.An excellent bargain!I would recommend you figure out where your USB pin connector is before mounting the unit.The cable is a little short for a long run.
It works. Plugs into my USB header and has a long cable to tuck behind my case's cable management panel, but it was difficult to load a memory chip into it - you had to almost wedge it in. All I can say is that the device is cheap, but what do you expect? Also, the blue &#34;Power&#34; LED never turns off and is bright enough to direct air traffic.
The cable reaching back to the headers, is quite long, & I certainly appreciate that, but something I've come to expect from internal readers.What I like most about the reader (new or used), is that it is 9 pins, which means that you can write to the other cards & external usb at the same time, making it a card hub. Also, that it can read SDHC cards, which I see there are many out there still, that can not.
This is a very versatile card reader, and for an internal drive, is very easy to install. The USB cable is plenty long to reach the motherboard header, and the unit slides easily into a 3.5&#34; bay. The original unit I received worked for about an hour, and then would not read any card. Windows 7 came back with an error stating there was a problem with the device and would not recognize it anymore.
Fit nicely into my extra 3.5&#34; slot in my desktop case, 9 pin plug directly to the mobo with a nice long cord. Just hoping that it lasts for years compared to the other unit. Hope this helps someone in their shopping decision.
This is a wonderful media reader and has a lot of functions included in it. Blue/White LED lights indicate its activity, fits into your case quite nicely.
Does not fits perfectly my case, the cable is very short too so be wary, but the reader works perfectly, the usb port too, so def a good buy.
No issues, cable reaches USB header on Mid Tower Case with ATX MOBO from 3.5 inch slot in middle of case..
So far no problems with this device. It has a nine pin connector and my motherboard had a nine pin labeled Media Card, so hook up was a breeze.There is a bright blue LED that stay lit as long as the power is on. Nice diagnostic tool, but it will get covered with black tape. My biggest complaint is the size of the case. This device is shorter than a standard 3.5 bay.
I had to get some extra long screws to keep it from sliding too far back and I have to hold the media card reader to keep it from sliding out when taking out a SD card.Like my title says, it works, but it could be better. I just hate spending more to get a bracket to convert this to a 5.25 inch than I spent on the card reader itself.
Answer: yeah, you can see the cable end on the second picture, and its long enough to reach the back of my full size tower. so about 20" im assuming you are talking about the internal version of the card reader