Camera
5-in-1 Multi Memory Card Reader — SD/TF/MS/CF/XD Adapter
Product description
The reader includes the aluminum-bodied adapter with built-in card slots and a 15 cm data cable that terminates in three interchangeable connectors: Lightning, USB‑C and USB‑A. Its low-profile metal housing helps protect the contacts while keeping the unit compact for travel.
Card compatibility is broad: SDXC, SDHC, standard SD, Micro SDXC, Micro SDHC, Micro SD, CompactFlash, Memory Stick and XD are all supported. The five-slot layout lets you move files from older memory formats used by legacy cameras as well as modern microSD cards.
Connectivity is plug-and-play—no drivers or Wi‑Fi required for most devices. The adapter supports OTG functionality so compatible Android phones and tablets, iOS devices with Lightning, and computers with USB‑A or USB‑C ports can access the cards directly.
Data transfers are rated up to 480 Mbps (USB 2.0 class speeds), which speeds up copying photos and video compared with camera tethering. This makes the reader useful for photographers, small studios and anyone frequently transferring large media files.
Compatibility notes: iOS devices work via the Lightning connector, and Android OTG support typically requires the card to be formatted as FAT32 for proper recognition. As with any storage accessory, back up important files before using and test your unit on non-critical data first.
Pros
- Supports SD/TF/MS/CF/XD card formats
- Three connectors: Lightning, USB‑C and USB‑A
- Plug-and-play OTG with up to 480 Mbps transfers
Cons
- Some users report data loss—always back up first
- Occasional faulty USB‑C connector on first unit
- Android OTG may require FAT32-formatted cards
VerdictA compact, metal-bodied card reader that handles a wide range of memory formats and offers three connector options for phones, tablets and computers. Transfers reach USB 2.0 speeds (~480 Mbps) and setup is driver-free for most devices, though some users report a defective unit or a data issue. Good for photographers and anyone moving photos or video, provided you follow Android FAT32 requirements
Reviews
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Rebecca Lainfiesta 1/5
Data loss reported — be careful
Do not buy. Plugging it into my iPhone erased my photos and corrupted a new memory card. I lost irreplaceable pictures of my baby.
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Sauztriaco 5/5
Recommended — three connectors and good speed
I love when devices work as expected. The reader connects via USB‑A, USB‑C or Lightning. On USB‑A 3.0 it read my Canon SD immediately. I saw about 37 Mbps read and 16 Mbps write; USB‑C matched those speeds. TF slot for microSD also worked. Recommended!
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Chris B 5/5
Does exactly what it should
Performs exactly as intended.
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bnabbed 5/5
Solid card reader
Reads all three card types reliably. Works fine with my Mac.
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Domqu 5/5
All good
Arrived on time and in good condition!
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raymah 3/5
Replacement fixed initial problem
The first unit's USB‑C didn't work, but they sent a replacement that functions correctly.
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Breana Andrews 4/5
Works great, arrived late
Does what it promises—perfect for my photography after I lost the HDMI cable. Only issue was late delivery after I needed it.
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Wendy flores 5/5
Does the job
Worked well!
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Brianna 5/5
Finally can access XD card
Love it! I can now access the pictures on my XD card.
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Lieblingskoch 5/5
Transfers working again
Now file transfers work as they should.
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Giancarlo 5/5
Excellent product
Works perfectly.
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Kayla 5/5
Ideal for transferring camera images
I use it to upload photos from an XD card to my phone and laptop. Transfers are quick and image quality is preserved. I like the Lightning, USB‑A and USB‑C options. Would recommend for camera photo uploads.
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