EVESKY
EVESKY USB 3.1 Type-C Card Reader 3.5" Bracket
Front-panel USB 3.1 Type-C and USB 3.0 hub with TF card reader in a 3.5" bracket for desktop chassis
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- Fast front-panel access via USB 3.1 Type-C port
- Dual USB 3.0 ports add extra connectivity
- TF and SD card reader built into bracket
- Screw-fix design gives stable, lightweight mounting
- Fits 95% of desktop chassis with 3.5 bracket
Front-panel card reader with USB 3.1 Type-C
This EVESKY bracket adds a front-facing USB 3.1 Type-C port and card slots to a desktop chassis. It mounts in a standard 3.5-inch drive bay using the included screw-fixing bracket. The unit is designed for builders who want modern front-panel connectivity without replacing their case.
Suits desktop builders adding Type-C access
The reader fits 95% of desktop chassis and works with mainstream USB interfaces and operating systems. It is not for users who need internal card-reader headers, laptops, or systems without a free 3.5-inch bay. Buyers who want more ports than the single Type-C connection should look at a larger hub.
USB 3.0 theoretical speed up to 6Gbps
The interface delivers USB 3.0 theoretical transmission speed up to 6Gbps for memory cards and attached devices. Actual throughput depends on the card used and the host controller. This single figure determines whether the reader meets your transfer-speed requirements.
Highlights
- Fast front-panel access via USB 3.1 Type-C port
- Dual USB 3.0 ports add extra connectivity
- TF and SD card reader built into bracket
- Screw-fix design gives stable, lightweight mounting
- Fits 95% of desktop chassis with 3.5 bracket
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Questions about this item
Does the bracket include mounting screws, or do I need to buy them separately?
The panel uses a classic screw-fixing design; the screws are included with the bracket for a stable installation.
Should I choose the USB 3.1 Type-C port or the dual USB 3.0 ports for faster card transfers?
Both the Type-C front panel and the dual USB 3.0 ports share the same USB 3.0 theoretical speed up to 6 Gbps, so card-reader performance is identical on either interface.
What does the 6 Gbps figure mean when I am copying photos from an SD card to my desktop?
The 6 Gbps is the USB 3.0 theoretical maximum; real-world transfer rates will be lower and depend on the card's own speed class and your system's USB controller.
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