Super speed USB3.0 SDXC card reader

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Min Order Qty:: 1000 Units pc

Supply Capability:: 1000 Units per Week pc/month

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Specifications:

- USB 3.0 SuperSpeed: 5 Gbps

- USB 3.0 Connectors: INPUT: (1) USB 3.0 type AMale

- Support the memory cards as below;

SD Slot: SecureDigital (SD), Elite Pro SD, Extreme III SD, Gaming Edition SD, , Platinum II SD, SD Pro, SDHC, SDXC,SD-Max, SD-Pleomax, SD-Pro C, Super SD, Turbo SD, Ultima I SD, Ultima II SD, Ultimate SD, Ultra High Speed SD, Ultra II SD, Ultra II SD Plus, Ultra SD, Ultra-X SD, DV-RS MMC, High Speed MMC / RS-MMC, MCCmobile, MMC Pro, MMCplus, MMCplus Turbo, RS-MMC, Micro SD

- Dimension: 65(L) X 65(W) x 14(H) mm

- OS Support: Windows 2000, XP, Vista, Win7, Win8 (32/64-bit)

Package Contents

- 1 x USB 3.0 Card Reader

Packing Detail:
N.W: 5.5 KG
G.W: 6.0KG
Qty/Ctn : 125 PCS
Ctn Size: 46*30*30 CM

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Q:can someone help please it's not write protected!!: The MMC is typically defective when you have this symptom. I just returned a 2G SDHC Lexar Pro 133 that had this same issue. It was not the reader as I tried 3 other cards of the same type and all worked save the defective one. Contact either the vendor if you are in the 15 day window, or the manufacturer if the card is still under warranty.

Q:I am trying to transfer a set of files from my computer to my MiniSD card. My computer has no slot, nor a card reader, so I have to put it into the SD slot on my printer. The computer is a Dell XPS210 working on Vista, and the printer is a Kodak All In One.When I try to put a file on it, it states that the card is protected. The card is unlocked and sharing is enabled for all users. What is the problem?: Printer card readers are really only designed to read the card the images/data on them to print out what you want as long as it's in a format that's compatible, it is not designed to allow saving data to the card or any other removable media like a computer can, that's why you're getting the write protected message. You'll need to get a universal card reader that can plug into your computer with a USB cable in order to write to your SD card. You can get universal card readers at most any office supply or computer store.

Q:I am thinking about buying a magnetic card reader and i was wondering if it can read School id's and then program it to bring up a certain website? info will help please: I've seen a regular card swipe reader that plugs into a USB port. You would have to open up Notepad or Word and then swipe the card, and you'll see the info on there. Only things I've swiped are Driver's License and a credit card, most of the info is easily seen but some is gibberish on the screen.

Q:I have purchased a new USB 2.0 Memory Card Reader with all current fomats of memory. The problem is is shows Disks E,F,G,H,I and none works. I constantly get timeouts and cannot transfer photos on any of them but H tries to look operable but still does not work. I have diabled a second DVD drive thinking that would help but alas not workable access to copy photos. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks Gary: These drive will show up for the device, but the only way you will be able to access anything is if you happen to have a card in one of the slots. Otherwise, its just an empty drive.

Q:hi, i have no trouble in the past with this. it is a micro sd card (2GB) w/ adapter. i plugged in my phone. works fine. i plugged it in my adapter and then sd card slot and the small green light on my hp a1210n pc won't even come on. is it the card reader?: Sounds like it's your card reader on the computer. Why don't you go to Staples and buy an SD card adapter that plugs into your computers USB plug, less than $20. Or you could try HP email support. They're support team is fairly decent. I always liked them.

Q:I havent installed any drivers because the package only came with the drive itself. I looked on Rosewills site, they have the drivers, but not for VistaAny ideas on what to do now?: Have you tried your card reader on a different computer? Have you tried different types of memory cards? Have you tried different USB ports? You have another cable to try? Looking over NewEgg's customer reviews for your reader seems to point towards not working with Vista. There seems to be a few with rapidly failed readers too.

Q:Apple phone how to plug the plug will show may not support this accessories is what reason?: Cause two: data line interface IC work properly, but the IC and the phone of a pair of code can not work properly, may be the interface of the cheat for a long time use, there are dirty, clean up and try again!

Q:I have a Nikon Coolpix camera to which I frequently and unfortunately lose the cord that connects it to the computer to upload my pictures. Is an SD memory card reader what would be best to have around in case I lose the cord? If so, how does the card reader work?: I have about 4 of them. 1 in my camera bag, 1 built in laptop and 1 attached to my desk top and a spare just for the heck of it. You put the card in the reader then open the reader in computer like a drive, find your pictures folder and copy/paste to your computers pictures folder (it's always best to back up all pictures to an external source like an external hard drive or back up to DVD).

Q:I want to buy a sandisk card reader, I have the micro sd card but dont have a reader for it, making it useless when its not in use by phone. Where can i buy a not too pricey but safe sd card reader: You have a micso sd card. You can oftentimes fine adapters for micro cards at best buy or target. I have seen a 4gb micro card for sale, which includes a mini bridge, which includes an sd card bridge. So, plug the micro into the mini into the sd card, and the sd card into your computer. If you don't have an sd card reader, then you could buy a usb card hub, or even a micro sdcard to usb.

Q:CAN ANYONE HELP PLZ, I TRIED TO BUY SOMETHING ON THE INTERWEB TODAY FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER, AND IT ALL WENT WRONG WHEN IT CAME TO PAYING. IT ASKED FOR MY NAME, ADDRESS, MOTHERS MAIDEN NAME, ACCOUNT NUMBER, CARD NUMBER AND PIN, SO I GAVE THIS THEN PUT MY CREDIT CARD INTO MY CARD READER, BUT IT WENT ALL THE WAY IN AND WONT COME OUT. SHAKING IT IS NO USE, AND I HAVE TRIED TWEEZERS. HELP PLEASE, WHAT DO I DO?: Um, computers don't normally have credit card readers so where exactly did you put your credit card? I'm guessing you either put it in the CD-ROM slot or possibly an ExpressCard slot. The ExpressCard slot isn't all that deep so you should be able to get it out, but if you put it in your CD slot that's a whole different problem. Honestly I'm not sure how you would get that out without totally taking the drive apart or risk damaging it by putting things in to get the card out.

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