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Question: Does anybody know if their Micro SD Slot reader card has to be inserted upside-down? Because I have to insert the memory card Up-Side Down.
Document: I love this thing. It makes 'sneaker-netting' files between PC's a snap. It was wonderfully fast through the USB 3 port.My only surprise was that the micro-SDHC card must be inserted upside down (when looking from the top) whereas the full-size SDHC card is inserted right-side up. This is probably because the connecting pins are in the center, which probably protects them better and moderates the price.SOOOoooo useful. You won't regret it - nicely made and finished, too.
The card slots have a snug fit, but not too tight. Cards are easily inserted or removed. I have no doubt that the card reader will last a very long time.Cards insert from the side, which may be a problem on some laptops with the USB ports close to other connections, but for me it hasn't been an issue. I've used the card reader on my laptop, USB hub and PS3, all with no problems.
Similar function and throughput as two other brands I purchased. This one is the smallest of them, about the size as a flash drive. It does get a little warm for prolonged operations though.Warning: insert microSD cards UPSIDEDOWN. My guess is that they probably went for a more efficient design for the connectors so the housing for the full SD slot and microSD slot face each other, and hence the microSD card have to be inserted UPSIDEDOWN.This unit is ideal for portability and on the go laptops.
Does its job only 4 because the micro SD card doesn't and its easy to put in upside down as well as seems as if it would break if I didn't know better than to try and force it in.
Nice, compact card reader. Works with SD card and micro-SD size cards which fit in the side, not the back. Blue light when plugged in with memory card. Blinks on card access. No where to put protector cap when in use (some snap on the back, this one doesn't). It's a nice card reader. Sorry I did not get a chance to evaluate any speed ratings. It does work fine with 64GB SD card though.
The company put some thought into this device. It is small enough that with either vertical USB slots (as on my PC) or horizontal ones (like my iMac and laptop) the reader does not interfere with having other USB drives or connections inserted, as long as you insert it where the SD card sticking out does not block a port. The cap fits snuggly on the body. My only fear is that I may lose the cap. Kinda wish the USB head retracted for that reason.
I don't even know how I would write a review for such a simple product, but here goes.Works. Exactly. As. Described.SD card inserted into the reader. Plugged into PC. Opened quicker than I am used to, since my old SD reader was from somewhere around a decade ago.My thoughts as to the simplicity of this Transcend USB 3.0 Card Reader (TS-RDF5)::: &#34;You have question?
This nifty little USB card reader works great. The memory card fits nicely in the side slot. Great for viewing video/picture files on TV or DVD player.
This card reader is ok and pretty fast. The main problem is that the SD cards are inserted in the side taking up too much room on laptop usb ports.The Newer USB 3.0 takes the SD cards in the end using no extra space.I like the Newer USB 3.0 card reader better.
The side feed for the SD card seems a little clumsy in use and can limit what USB ports it can be plugged into without blocking an adjacent port..So far the reader is very reliable and operating near the USB 2.0 limits, at least on several windows 7 machines and in an old windows XP laptop.I have not tried this in a USB 3.0 port so I don't know how well it works for that.
Answer: The micro sd card only goes in one way.  The label is facing down relative to the label on the top of the card reader, so yes, the micro sd card is put in upside down.