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Fervit USB-C 2.0 to USB 3.0 5-in-1 Card Reader PD 27W
A USB-C 2.0 hub adds two USB 3.0 ports and slots for SD, microSD and TF cards while passing through up to 27 W of power
- 5-in-1 card reader handles TF, Micro-SD, SD, SDXC and SDHC cards
- USB 3.0 female port delivers up to 5 Gbps data transfer
- USB-C input supports 27 W Power Delivery pass-through charging
- Works with Windows, macOS and Android devices via USB-C
- Compact adapter design requires no extra drivers or software
Five-slot USB-C card reader
The Fervit USB-C 2.0 to USB 3.0 5-in-1 Card Reader adds a USB 3.0 Type-A port and slots for TF, Micro-SD, SD, SDXC and SDHC cards to any device with a USB-C port. It supports UHS-1 card speeds and passes up to 27 W of USB Power Delivery through the same port for charging while you work. Windows, macOS and Android hosts with a USB-C interface are all supported. The package contains the adapter only; memory cards are not included.
Suited for single-card workflows
Photographers and mobile workers who need to offload one card at a time will find the five-format slot layout convenient. The single USB 3.0 port handles peripherals or flash drives at 5 Gbps maximum. Users who require simultaneous access to multiple cards, a second Type-A port, HDMI video output or Ethernet should look at a larger docking station instead.
USB 3.0 5 Gbps host link
The adapter connects to the host over a USB 2.0 Type-C plug but provides a USB 3.0 Type-A female port rated at 5 Gbps maximum data rate. This single specification determines whether your card offloads and peripheral transfers run at the speed you expect.
Highlights
- 5-in-1 card reader handles TF, Micro-SD, SD, SDXC and SDHC cards
- USB 3.0 female port delivers up to 5 Gbps data transfer
- USB-C input supports 27 W Power Delivery pass-through charging
- Works with Windows, macOS and Android devices via USB-C
- Compact adapter design requires no extra drivers or software
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 5 Gbps USB 3.0 rate mean when I plug this adapter into my laptop?
It sets the maximum theoretical bandwidth for file transfers between the memory card and the host; actual speeds depend on the card's UHS‑I rating and the laptop's controller.
How does the USB‑C 2.0 upstream port limit what I can do with the USB‑A 3.0 socket?
The host link runs at USB 2.0 speeds, so even though the downstream port is USB 3.0, data throughput cannot exceed the 2.0 bottleneck.
What physical space does the adapter need beside the USB‑C port on my tablet?
The compact dongle sits flush with the port and adds only the width of its own housing; no extra clearance or mounting hardware is required.
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