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Question: My PC only has USB ports and no SD card reader.  (On my old computer all I had to do was plug my camera's sd card into a built in card reader).  Is this what I need to upload my photos without using the cables that came with the camera?
Document: This little guy has been very useful! It's compact, feels sturdy enough, and works like a charm. It came promptly and packaged well. I'm very happy I got it.Great accessory to keep on hand so you can upload pictures at a PC that doesn't have a built-in SD slot without having to plug the camera in and run down its battery.Works as advertised.
For some reason, my Kodak EasyShare stopped uploading my pictures correctly from the USB cable. I got this reader, open the photos w/Picture Project (from my Nikkon) - and no problems at all (I take photos for work and need to upload them into my reports). I recommend for anyone, it's easier than connecting the cable to the computer and the camera. Just pop the SD card into the reader. (My computer doesn't have an SD card reader built-in).
This item is unique, I am so glad I purchased it. Instead of fussing with the cables from your camera to transfer photos to your computer all you need to do is simply remove the memory card from your camera, insert it into this MicroMate USB Card Reader and transfer your photos and videos. It is so easy and much faster than using the transfer cable that comes with your camera. I am very happy with this purchase.
Own two of these now. One for my wife and one for me. I use it either as a flash drive with an SD card, or simply to upload my camera pictures to the PC. No more wierd cables. Fits nicely in a laptop bag or in the camera pouch. A bit wide - but it has to be to hold the SD card. Love it!Throw out the little plastic cover they give you, its worthless.
It is like having an old-fashioned slide projector without the hassle of all the slides and projector and screen!My only disappointment is that I would have liked to have a cover for the SD slot as well as for the USB plug.
tired of whipping out the USB cable to upload pics to your computer from your SLR? this small reader does the trick! pop out the memory card from your camera, plug memory card into the reader and then into a USB port on your computer....3 simple steps
I have an Acer Aspire AX1301 PC & recently it seems that my front panel card reader has went out.. So I decided to look for a simple SD Card reader and came upon this on. The price was nice and it looked small and I could plug it in right next to the broken card reader. With Amazon Prime shipping I had the card reader in just a day and have used it quite a bit already and it works great!
I have a custom built desktop and I didn't add a SD card reader because this is much more cost-effective. I've been using it for almost 2 years now and it works like a charm. It is fast at transferring photos (I usually load 500+ per use) and I recommend this extension.
I thought about getting a built in card reader for my old PC, but this works just fine and it's really small. Seems like pretty good quality.
Handy to travel with, I simply through it in my camera bag and forgot about it. Someday when I need to upload photos and there are no memory card readers I'm sure it will come in handy.
Answer: Do not listen to D. Fox, the first 3 answers are correct on what you want to do. You do NOT need the USB cable which goes from your camera to your USB port in the computer. Just plug your memory card into the cardreader and then plug the card reader into your USB port, and you are ready to download your pictures into your computer.You can use a USB cable but that will defeat the purpose of the card reader.