SD Card Reader for iPhone/ipad/Android/Mac/Computer/Camera,4 in1 Micro SD Card Reader Trail Camera Viewer, Portable Memory Card Reader SD Card Adapter for SD and TF Cards(White)

This 4-in-1 SD Card Reader exceeded my expectations. The variety of interfaces (USB, USB-C, micro USB, and Lightning) makes it incredibly versatile and compatible with nearly every device I use — from my iPhone and Android tablet to my laptop. File transfers are fast and smooth, and I love that it allows charging while transferring data, especially on my iPhone. That’s a major convenience when working on the go.One of my favorite things about this reader is its Y-shaped design — not only does it look sleek, but it also makes it easier to handle and plug in without blocking other ports. It’s a small detail that really adds to the user experience.It’s also very easy to use, even for someone who’s not tech-savvy, and it comes with a clear instruction manual that helps you get started quickly.The real-time sharing and data management features work exactly as described, with quick two-way transfers and reliable performance. It recognized my 256GB micro SD card without any issues.The compact size and keychain attachment are also great for portability. Whether you're a photographer, traveler, or just need a dependable data transfer solution, this reader is a solid choice.Highly recommended.

This 4 in 1 adapter has made my life much easier. It works perfectly with my iPhone, iPad and also with the computer. It is ideal for reviewing photos from the camera or transferring files quickly. Very compact and easy to take everywhere. Totally recommended!

EDIT: Added a star because the seller reached out to me & sent me a free replacement.I got this because I’m an artist doing digital art on an ipad, and art files can take up a LOT of space, so I wanted to store them on an SD card. I liked it because most lightning to SD card card readers are a cord that in my case, would dangle from the ipad while I’m working, which would damage the cord. I thought getting this would mean I wouldn’t have to worry about that but a couple weeks in I bumped it & now I’m having issues with the SD card not being seen by the ipad. It plugs in just fine but the SD card will just randomly disappear from the file directory while I’m working & I have to unplug & replug a couple times for it to appear again. And weirdly enough, I’ll have the charging cord plugged into this & it won’t stop charging even when the SD card disappears, which would make me think the problem is with the card & not the lightning end, the the SD card works fine in my computer.Also the caps are a little annoying because they look like there’s no “backwards” but if you don’t put it on the right way then the lightning cap will stick out instead of aligning with the adapter & the USB-C cap is very tight when put on the right way but doesn’t fit on at all the right way (again, the caps look like it shouldn’t matter, there’s no indication of a right or wrong way to put it on).So yeah, the thing is cheap. One little bump and now this thing is incredibly unreliable. I’d shell out the money for a better quality/sturdier one if I could find any.

Worth every penny plus some. I bought it for multiple users viewing trail camera photos in the field with both android and iPhones. I think the user interface is a bit better with iPhone and it seemed to have trouble syncing with an older Android (it kept taking the user back to the top of their photo browser every time it read new photos on the card), but it's versatility is a weight and time saver in the field, plus you don't need an extra app other than your files folder on your phone to use it. If you don't have the option for using a cellular trail camera that sends photos automatically, this is a handy tool to have in your field kit.

The media could not be loaded. For the price, this does its job remarkably well. In the iOS universe, they don't go out of their way to make anything like this particularly user friendly, but that is no reflection on this device itself.It is actually plug-and-play in all devices. Insert the SD card and then VOILA! you have access to the contents of that card. On newer iOS devices (I believe it is iOS 13 and up, which most phones after 2017 have) it will allow for both the reading and transfer of files.For non-technical jargon, you just need to navigate to your FILES app (search for that on your phone and it'll be there). Now the tough part is that you'll need to click the top-left corner and you'll see spots like My iCloud, iPhone storage, etc. This is usually going to be near the bottom of that list, but just click on that and you'll see the files that are on the card.If you want to transfer photos from your iPhone to the card, just select them all in the Photos app and click COPY. Then hold down in the FILES app until PASTE appears, and there they go. There are other ways to transfer between those two as well (such as the Send To function).Another bonus is that this device will actually let an additional lightning cable connect to it and charge your device while it is reading/writing from the SD card. That's not terribly amazing, but it perhaps allows some people to always leave this dongle attached for active video transmission or something of that nature.Basically, this thing does its job and it does it fairly well, without much fuss. I also like this design because its elongated Y shape allows it to connect to a PC, even if the USB ports are vertical (imagine if the different "tongs" went out to the side, it just wouldn't fit if there is anything else in the surrounding USB spots).Finally, another major reason why I bought this device was the USB C prong. This helps future-proof it and allows the transfer of documents/data from a large assortment of current Apple, Android, and PC devices as well as those that will be made in the future. Starting with the iPhone 15, those will all use USB C. So if you are looking for a transfer device in the year 2023, this will cover whatever phone you have in your hand right now AND presumably any made for the next few years as well.I score this a 9 out of 10, and we'll round up to 5 stars.

not as bulky as other adapters and makes content creation so much easier. it works fast and hasn’t caused me any issues. easily recognized by my devices and it’s slim for storage!