5-in-1 USB-C CFast 2.0 Card Reader 3.0 5Gbps
Aluminum 5-in-1 USB-C reader transfers CFast 2.0, CF, SD, microSD and XD cards simultaneously at 5 Gbps
- InterfaceUSB 3.0
- Operating Systems SupportedWindows & Mac OS
- Windows VistaWorks with Windows Vista
- Read five card formats simultaneously with 5-in-1 design
- Transfer CFast 2.0 media at USB 3.0 5Gbps speeds
- Aluminum housing dissipates heat for stable operation
- Works with Windows 10, 11, Mac OS and Linux plug-and-play
- Separate LED indicators show activity for each slot
5-in-1 USB-C Card Reader
This USB-C card reader accepts CFast 2.0, CF, SD, microSD and XD media in a single aluminium housing. It suits photographers and videographers who need to offload multiple card formats without carrying several adapters. The device draws power from the host port and works with Windows, macOS, Linux and Chrome OS.
Thermals and power draw
The aluminium body acts as a heatsink to keep the controller cool during sustained transfers. No external power supply is required because the reader is bus-powered over the USB 3.0 link. An LED indicator per slot shows activity so you can monitor each card without guesswork.
Build fit and workflow
Five slots operate simultaneously, letting you copy between cards or ingest to a computer in one session. The USB 3.0 interface delivers up to 5 Gbps bandwidth, though actual throughput drops when all slots are active. Plug-and-play operation means no driver installation on supported operating systems.
Highlights
- Read five card formats simultaneously with 5-in-1 design
- Transfer CFast 2.0 media at USB 3.0 5Gbps speeds
- Aluminum housing dissipates heat for stable operation
- Works with Windows 10, 11, Mac OS and Linux plug-and-play
- Separate LED indicators show activity for each slot
Specifications
| Interface | USB 3.0 |
|---|---|
| Operating Systems Supported | Windows & Mac OS |
| Windows Vista | Works with Windows Vista |
Questions about this item
How do I connect the USB-C CFast 2.0 card reader and what step do users often miss?
Plug the USB-C connector into a USB 3.0 port on your Windows or Mac computer; no driver installation is required, but the reader must be connected directly to the host port rather than through an unpowered hub to maintain the 5Gbps link.
What maintenance or replacement will the 5-in-1 reader need over time?
The aluminum enclosure has no moving parts or replaceable modules; only the USB-C cable or the host port may wear out, so keep the connector clean and avoid bending the cable sharply during transport.
What limit appears first when reading five cards at once on this CFast 2.0 reader?
The shared USB 3.0 5Gbps bandwidth is divided across all active slots, so simultaneous transfers on the CFast, CF, SD, microSD and XD cards will each run slower than a single-card transfer.
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