Card Reader DELOCK USB 5 Gbps USB Type-C / Type-A for SD and MicroSD, Black, 5000 Mbit/s, 21×77×10 mm

DELOCK Card Reader USB 5 Gbps is a compact wired adapter designed for reading and writing SD and MicroSD (TransFlash) memory cards. The model features two memory card slots and dual host connectors: USB Type-C and USB Type-A. With a slim black housing measuring 21×77×10 mm, the card reader connects via USB 3.2 Gen 1 (also referred to as USB 3.1 Gen 1) and supports transfer rates up to 5000 Mbit/s. The device is plug-and-play compatible with Windows 10/11, macOS 14–15 and Linux kernels 6.2–6.5, making it suitable for fast file transfer and backups between cameras, smartphones, tablets and computers.

Advantages

The card reader offers dual-interface connectivity, enabling use with both modern USB-C ports and legacy USB-A ports without adapters. Two separate card slots allow simultaneous or alternating reading of SD and MicroSD cards, simplifying copying and direct access to multiple cards. Its small footprint and light weight make it easy to carry in camera bags or laptop cases. Native plug-and-play support across common desktop and mobile operating systems minimizes setup time and avoids driver installation in most environments.

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How to use

Insert an SD or MicroSD card into the appropriate slot until it clicks into place. Connect the card reader to a host device using the USB Type-C or USB Type-A connector that matches the available port. The operating system should detect the card as removable storage; open the file manager to access, copy or move files. To safely remove a card, eject the removable drive in the OS before unplugging the reader or pressing the card out if the reader supports mechanical release.

Recommendations

Use the USB Type-C connection on supported hosts to achieve the highest transfer speeds. For reliable long-term operation, avoid inserting or removing cards while files are being written and keep the reader and cards free from dust and moisture. When transferring critical data, perform a verification step after copying to ensure file integrity.