Multifunctional and Wholesale OTG USB Hub and Card Reader Micro USB Type Hub and Card Reader

Ref Price:: $2.50 - 3.50 / pc

Loading Port:: Shenzhen

Payment Terms:: T/T

Min Order Qty:: 100 Pieces pc

Supply Capability:: 500000 Pieces per Week pc/month

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‍Features:

Suitable for Samsung Galaxy S3/S4/Note2.
Supports read/write large capacity SD(HC)//MS/TF/M2 memory cards.
3-Port USB support HI-Speed USB devices,USB Mouse,USB keyboard,USB disk,etc.
Can connect large current USB devices.
All USB devices connected with phone working at the same time.

Specifications:

Interface: Micro USB male for connect phone

SD slot *1

TF slot *1

MS slot*1

M2 slot*1

USB A type female*3

Operation temperature: 0~50°C
Storage temperature: -10~85°C
Enclosure: Plastic
Color: Black
Wire Length:around 13cm
Dimensions: 242*66*16mm
Weight: 52g

Package content:

1, OTG USB Hub and Card Reader *1

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Q: Hello,I have just gotten a new computer. When i first got the computer the micro sd card reader or as you can say card reader/writer was working fine. But After a few months the card reader stopped working On my card reader it can read alot of cards such as xd, Cf/MD and etc. And on it there is two light bolts and there is 2 one more the power and one for the active. The power light is off on the card reader, Does anyone know how to fix this problem? Do i need to download a driver? btw i have a vista ( Black Edition): If there us an external power supply (plug it into wall outlet) to the card reader and the power light doesn't come on, it's probably dead. Card readers that just plug into the computer, usually USB, may not light up if the computer doesn't recognize it. Most computer built in the last 5 to 8 years will do so without any drivers needed. If the computer is older you definately need a driver. There are a lot of card readers on the market, and some are made cheaper than others. There's a decent chance it's a dud.

Q: I have a dell inspiron 6400 with a multi card reader, my sony ericsson w810i uses a memory stick pro duo. in order to put it into the multi card reader, i have the memory stick duo adapter, the reader detects any other card , ie. the SD card from my digi-cam etc. it no longer detects my phone's memory card. . what tha hell?!. any suggestions on how to check where the problem is.: Before I say the reader is faulty, do you have any other mem sticks to test with? Perhaps the adapter has worn down? When I put my MS-duo in my reader, I have to give slightly more force when I push it in that with an SD in order for Windows to read it properly.

Q: I really want the new card reader from PayPal, but I do not feel comfortable giving up my full social security number. Does anyone know a way around this?: Paypal has a legal obligation to verify and identify their users and providing your SSN is what is required for them to know that you are who ou say you are. This is prevent people using PayPal with fake names and addresses to launder money from illegal activites and or fund terrorism. There isn't a way around it sorry to say. You don't have to do anything you don't want ie give out information, but PayPal will not allow you to continue to use their facilities.

Q: I need to know: you should be more specific, do you have a palm? windows mobile? before thee are programs to allow you to do that

Q: i have no idea why my camera is not working with my computers. if i buy the memory card reader does it work?My camera is Sony DSC-S650 so should i buy a sony memory card reader?Will it work at all?PLEASE HELP ME IM SO CONFUSED!!!!!: If you get a card reader, no additional software is necessary. This is not only faster, but it saves your camera batteries. Your computer or printer may even have a card reader built into it. I have enough USB ports that I just leave it plugged in all the time. First of all, be sure there are some pictures on the card. Plug the card reader into an open USB port. Plug the card into the appropriate slot on your card reader. I use Photoshop Elements and as soon as I plug my card into the reader, it starts its own card reader and displays a thumbnail of every picture on the card. If this does not happen automatically, open your photo editing software. Do whatever you usually do to open a file, but click on the selector where you can change drives. Your card reader will be assigned a new drive name that will be one letter higher than you ever saw before, such as Drive G: or such. Then, just double click on the name of the file you want to open and it will appear in your photo editor. You can buy various kinds of card readers to accomodate many different memory cards pretty much anywhere that they sell digital cameras. Even WalMart has decent card readers by the major manufacturers. Be sure you get one that accepts Sony Memory Sticks.

Q: How is the card reader used?: 3. After confirming that the built-in card reader of the notebook supports the memory card on hand, find the correct card reader slot and insert the memory card (with the metal node facing down), the memory card can only be inserted in the correct direction,

Q: i have a hp 13000 printer and it has the camera card insert area on the left bottom corner. i lost my camera cord to put pictures up and i was told that you can put the camera memory stick into one of these slots. my card is a 2gb sandisk memory stick pro duo. there are 4 slots on the printer. which slot would i put the card in, if i can at all?: Could I ask you to take a look at that number again, please. HP do not recognise such a printer.

Q: I inserted a dodgy SD card in my camera. It worked ok. When I tried to eject it, it's stuck or something. I forced it out and put my other 'good SD card on. My screen keeps on showing Card Error when I put an SD card on. Works ok without the SD card though.: Sounds to me as if one of the contacts is damaged inside the reader becaue of the force job you did. These things are so inexpensive these days just replace it and get rid of the dodgy card.

Q: I just uploaded a lot of pictures to my camera, but only half are showing up. The rest are still on my memory card becasue i can view them on my camera, but they will not show up when i put the card into my computer. I shot all the pics in camera RAW, but only some are showing up. DOes anyone know how I can get teh rest on my computer?? also, now when i put the memory card in my computer, it's not reading it as in i can't open it, but i shot all the pics on the same setting at the same time. any help? thank-you!: You may want to try an external reader. They're available where ever cameras are sold for little $$. Windows will see a reader as a drive you simply copy / paste. I had that problem with my lap top. It just quit reading my cards. I was using external readers for a long time before I got my lap top but I decided to try it. It worked twice.

Q: I borrowed a friends SanDisk Exreme SD card with some photos on it that i would like to view/transfer to my computer.I am unable to view anything on the card with my SD card reader connecting to my PCHis photos were taken with a canon 40dThe photos were exported from his laptop to the SD card as .jpegMy sd card reader is SDHC compatibleI was able to verify that the SD card has not malfunctionedMy card reader reads my Transcend SD card just fine. My photos are NIKOND5100Is this not going to work or is there something else i can do?: I've had a similar problem. Using a multi-card reader with a USB cord, only the first half of the pictures would show up. I think it has to do with the inherent processing speed of the reader: some of the older types of readers just aren't strong enough to read large (4 GB) or high-speed cards. I have since switched to a thumbdrive-type reader (where the card plugs into the thumbdrive and there is no cord involved), and it works fine. And the beauty is that if you have a card you're not using, you can leave it in there and it works just like any other thumbdrive. (And, presumably, you have your friend's permission to copy his pictures, right?)

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