Therefore a reader that reads both CF and SD would be preferred but not absolutely critical as I can always read the CF cards when I get home. The cameras I use are actually CF cameras. I need a SD reader because I want to use SD cards to transfer and store files between a Mac/PC and iPad with an AirStash unit (that uses SD) that I can take extra storage with me when I travel and leave the heavy computers behind. I am open to suggestions on other possible readers. The above comments, while strictly a small minority worry me about Sandisk.

Has anyone here used the newer verlsion Sandisk ImageMate® All-in-One USB 3.0 Reader for any length of time. Needless to say, I'll be looking for a reader from some other manufacturer now. In this review, I ranked the best SD card readers (including the USB-C card readers and ones for iPhone users and photographers). This was a pretty decent card reader for a few months, but 4 months after purchasing it stopped reading CF cards. The fast SD card reader will help you transfer your large photo or video files to your computer laptop in minutes, not hours. I think I'll try a different company for my next one.ġ.0 out of 5 stars Terrible-broke 4 months after buying, October 14, 2011

I know nothing lasts forever, but these weren't cheap new ($30+) and I thought Sandisk was a reputable company.Īnyway, it worked fine for about a year, then died-and we're not talking heavy use or any abuse. This review is from: SanDisk ImageMate All-in-1 Flash Memory Card Reader (Personal Computers) Worked for a year then died., October 17, 2011īy Nonprophet (Portland, Oregon) - See all my reviews

The ImageMate Sandisk looked promising but included these comments on Amazon The last thread I found on this subject wasīest high-speed usb card readers? (4 messages)ĭate/Time 1:33:36 AM, Thursday, Decem(GMT)

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