Fervit
Fervit USB-C Card Reader & 100W PD Adapter
Reads TF Micro-SD cards up to 2 TB at 480 Mbps while delivering 100 W PD power through its angled USB-C connector
- Simultaneous data transfer and 100W charging via single USB-C port
- Read TF Micro-SD cards up to 2TB capacity at UHS-I speeds
- 480 Mbps transfer rate for photos, videos and files without swapping devices
- Angled reversible connector fits tight spaces beside other ports
- Compact adapter combines card reader and power delivery in one unit
USB-C card reader with 100W pass-through
This Fervit adapter combines a TF Micro-SD slot and a USB-C power-delivery port in one angled dongle. It suits laptop, tablet and phone users who need to offload photos or videos while the device stays charged. The reader works with UHS-I cards up to 2TB and transfers data at 480Mbps. Both functions operate simultaneously without swapping cables.
Angled connector for tight ports
The right-angled USB-C plug fits alongside other cables where straight connectors would clash. Its reversible orientation means the dongle seats cleanly whichever way the port faces. No extra drivers are required; the host sees a standard mass-storage device and a PD sink. The compact form leaves adjacent ports free for hubs, displays or peripherals.
UHS-I support and 100W charging
The integrated card-reader chipset handles UHS-I Micro-SD cards at their rated speed, so large Raw bursts or 4K clips move quickly to the host. At the same time the USB-C port accepts up to 100W of power delivery, keeping even power-hungry laptops topped up during long ingest sessions. No separate wall charger or card reader needs to travel with you.
Highlights
- Simultaneous data transfer and 100W charging via single USB-C port
- Read TF Micro-SD cards up to 2TB capacity at UHS-I speeds
- 480 Mbps transfer rate for photos, videos and files without swapping devices
- Angled reversible connector fits tight spaces beside other ports
- Compact adapter combines card reader and power delivery in one unit
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How long can the card reader run at UHS-I speed before it slows down?
The adapter has no fan or heatsink, so sustained UHS-I transfers are limited by its small plastic body warming up.
Does the adapter get hot or draw extra power when passing 100 W PD while reading a card?
It passes up to 100 W through the USB-C port; the reader chip itself draws only milliwatts, so heat comes mainly from the charging cable and host device.
What cable and charger do I need to get 100 W PD through this adapter?
A USB-C cable rated for 5 A or 100 W and a charger that supplies 100 W over USB Power Delivery are required.
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