eForChina
eForChina 22-in-1 Memory Card Case with USB 3.0 Reader (Style 1)
Holds 22 cards including SIM, CF, SD and TF plus a built-in USB 3.0 reader in a water-resistant case
- TypeFlip Case
- Holds 22 cards in a compact water-resistant case
- USB 3.0 reader reads TF CF SD cards up to 5Gbps
- Odourless ABS and polycarbonate shell protects media from damage
- Ergonomic convex flip design makes carrying and access comfortable
- Includes Type-C cable and SIM eject pin for immediate use
Compact storage for mixed card formats
This flip case holds one standard SIM, two micro-SIM, two nano-SIM, three CF, seven SD, six TF cards and a card pin in two compartments. A built-in micro USB 3.0 port lets the case function as a card reader for TF, CF and SD media with transfer speeds up to 5Gbps. The polycarbonate shell and blue TPV seal provide water-resistant protection for the contents.
Travellers and multi-device creators
Photographers, videographers and mobile professionals who carry several card types will appreciate the single, organised case. Users who only need storage for one or two formats, or who require a reader for card types not listed, should consider simpler alternatives.
22 slots with integrated reader
The case comfortably manages a full set of SIM, CF, SD and TF cards plus the eject pin during daily shoots or travel. It runs out when additional cards exceed the fixed slot count or when a workflow demands card formats or interface speeds beyond the included reader.
Highlights
- Holds 22 cards in a compact water-resistant case
- USB 3.0 reader reads TF CF SD cards up to 5Gbps
- Odourless ABS and polycarbonate shell protects media from damage
- Ergonomic convex flip design makes carrying and access comfortable
- Includes Type-C cable and SIM eject pin for immediate use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which memory-card formats does the built-in USB 3.0 reader accept?
The reader handles TF, CF and SD cards through the same micro USB 3.0 port on the case.
Will the reader work with my older laptop that only has USB 2.0 ports?
Yes, the USB 3.0 interface is backward compatible so it will operate at USB 2.0 speeds on legacy ports.
How can I confirm the reader is functioning after I connect it?
Insert a card, plug the supplied Type-C cable into a host that supports OTG, and the card should appear as a removable drive in the file manager.
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