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One big reason I decided to try this product, is due to the other wireless dongles constantly skipping while driving. 2 Months almost of using this product, I have had zero skips. The only downside, is because it is using an OS overlay, it is a little slower to boot/work for the Android Auto or Carplay function. The other features like playing Youtube or Netflix are nice to haves :)

The media could not be loaded. This device is super cool for my existing carplay. It was simple to setup and start using. I also like that it gave me a wireless connection to my phone without having to plug my phone into my carplay connection. As soon as I get in the car the carplay is available and ready to use. I am easily able to switch back to my original car play but now I have extended use of my screen to play Youtube and Netflix or use a memory card.

I’ve been using the USB3.0 Multi Memory Card Reader Hub with my MacBook, and it’s been a great addition. The 8-in-1 design supports multiple card types, so I can easily transfer photos and files from my SD and microSD cards without needing extra adapters. It’s truly plug-and-play—no setup needed, and the 5Gbps speed is impressive, making file transfers quick and seamless. Plus, it’s compact and easy to carry around, making it perfect for on-the-go use. Overall, this adapter has made working with different media cards so much easier and faster on my MacBook!

I've got plenty of TF and SD cards lying around that I need to use, plus a few USB sticks, and a couple of old CF cards (very old, one was only 16mb!). This read them all, and will read more than one card at a time, which is really handy. All the slots were recognised as drives automatically in Windows, so it was just a case of popping the cards in, doing what I needed to with them, and moving on from there. It's not the fastest on the market as it uses USB 3.0, but that's plenty fast for most needs. If you're reading/writing large files from your cards, then you may want a faster interface, but you're more limited anyway when handling lots of small files, so it's fine for my needs as I've been backing up old photos.Construction wise, it's fairly sturdy plastic, although it probably wouldn't hold up to many hammer blows, but then who's really going to be whacking electronic devices with a hammer, and expect them to work afterwards? These multi-card readers often come with exceptionally short cables. While this one is still short, it's longer than most, and long enough for most uses.

I recently got my hands on the USB3.0 Multi Memory Card Reader Hub Adapter, and it has quickly become an essential part of my tech setup! This adapter is incredibly versatile, supporting a wide range of memory cards including SD, SDXC, SDHC, Micro SD, CF, XD, MS, and MMC. The 8-in-1 design means I can seamlessly switch between different cards without any hassle, making it perfect for photographers and videographers who need to access multiple formats.The speed is impressive too, with a 5Gbps transfer rate that makes transferring files a breeze. I’ve noticed a significant reduction in waiting time when moving large files, which is a huge plus for my workflow. The plug-and-play feature works flawlessly on my Windows laptop, Mac, and even Linux systems, so compatibility is not an issue at all.The build quality feels solid, and it has a sleek design that fits nicely in my bag. It’s compact and lightweight, making it easy to take on the go. Overall, I highly recommend the USB3.0 Multi Memory Card Reader Hub Adapter to anyone in need of a reliable and efficient memory card solution. It’s a fantastic investment that simplifies my daily tasks!

Most USB hubs and card readers these days have a USB-C cable built in, but this is USB-A which is great for me as my PC has USB-A ports and no USB-C.I don't have every type of card this handles so I haven't tested them all, but the SD, MicroSD and Compact Flash ports all work well and transfer speeds quickly. The USB ports are great too, I've plugged this into the rear of PC which isn't easy to get to and placed this on top, I now have more USB ports which are easily accessible.I'll be honest I'm unlikely to use the card reader ports very often as I find it easier to simply plug my camera in directly via USB rather than removing the dual memory cards, but it's good to have them and I do often flash micro-SD cards for use with Raspberry pi so I'll certainly use that - but the easier positioning of USB ports has made this doubly useful for me!

Most important this unit is powered from you PC USB (so if you're pc's USB power output is low it may struggle with multiple devices running at once.)Outside of the possible power issue, I have found this unit to be very useful and it is able to read different cards. The USB HUB part is also useful for those with laptop PC's with a single USB point, the extra points are useful.