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The Silicon Power USB 3.0 All In One Card Reader is a multi-format memory card reader that supports the vast majority of media on the market. It has a compact size and the built-in USB cable makes it easy to carry and store.
Multi-card reader (USB 3.0)
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General information |
Product name |
Silicon Power USB 3.0 All In One Card Reader |
Brand |
Silicon-Power | |
Model |
SPC39V1W | |
Technical specifications |
Interface with the computer |
USB 3.0 |
Supported formats |
xD-Picture Card | |
| CompactFlash | ||
| Memory Stick | ||
| Memory Stick Duo | ||
| Memory Stick PRO | ||
| Memory Stick PRO Duo | ||
| Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo | ||
| Multimedia Card | ||
| Multimedia Card Plus | ||
| micro SD | ||
| micro SDHC | ||
| micro SDXC | ||
| SD (Secure Digital) | ||
| SDHC | ||
| SDXC | ||
Warranties |
Commercial warranty |
Seller 3 years |
Legal warranty |
See terms & conditions |
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Product referenced on 18 Apr 2013
Does the job perfectly
Big plus (for me): Immediately recognized under Linux (OpenSuse Leap 15.3)
Just one thing: prepare good eyes to "read" the formats of each input: black on black, it's "complicated
LDLC always on top of delivery
Under Linux (OpenSuse Leap 15.3), the reader is not recognized as such: the power LED lights up, but no detection notice; you insert your card: Hop, it appears immediately in your peripherals.
In short, I recommend it even if the plastic of the case seems a bit fragile (but only time will tell).
It is these 2 small "flaws" that make me give "only" 9/10.
I'm not sure if it's a good one or not, but I'm sure it's a good one.
Maybe even too simple for me: I found it hard to tell myself that I had so little to do
A bonus point if you find the typeface on the box
Not much to say about a connection box. Discreet in size, good finish and timely delivery
Nothing to report, it works perfectly.
I have not done any speed tests.
I recommend this product.
