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Fervit USB-C & USB-A Micro-SD Card Reader 2-Pack
Two compact readers — one USB-C, one USB-A — accept microSD cards up to 2 TB and move data at USB 2.0 speeds
- Two adapters cover USB-C and USB-A ports
- Micro-SD cards up to 2 TB supported
- UHS-I mode enables faster card speeds
- USB 2.0 Hi-Speed rated at 480 Mbps
- Ultra-compact design fits alongside other peripherals
Dual-Port Micro-SD Reader Kit
This two-pack supplies one USB-C reader and one USB-A reader for Micro-SD cards. Each adapter lets a laptop, tablet or phone read and write TF cards without swapping cables. The compact design sits flush beside other ports so adjacent connections stay usable. Both units are new and ready for immediate use.
USB 2.0 480 Mbps Transfer Limit
The single specification that decides fit is the USB 2.0 Hi-Speed interface capped at 480 Mbps. UHS-I Micro-SD cards are supported up to 2 TB capacity, but the bus cannot exceed the 480 Mbps ceiling. USB 1.1 low-speed fallback at 1.5 Mbps is also present for legacy hosts. Buyers who need faster throughput should choose a USB 3.0 or higher reader.
Two Form Factors Cover Type-C and Type-A Hosts
The bundle removes the need for a separate OTG dongle or gender changer. One reader plugs directly into USB-C devices while the other plugs into USB-A devices, so a single kit serves modern ultrabooks, older laptops, tablets and phones. No driver installation is required on supported operating systems. Users who only own one port type still pay for the unused adapter.
Highlights
- Two adapters cover USB-C and USB-A ports
- Micro-SD cards up to 2 TB supported
- UHS-I mode enables faster card speeds
- USB 2.0 Hi-Speed rated at 480 Mbps
- Ultra-compact design fits alongside other peripherals
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What real-world speed will I see from the 480 Mbps USB 2.0 link?
The 480 Mbps rating is the bus ceiling; actual throughput depends on the card's UHS-I capability and typically lands well below that maximum.
Does the USB-C connector carry data at USB 2.0 or a faster standard?
Both the Type-C and Type-A connectors are limited to USB 2.0 Hi-Speed at 480 Mbps, so neither port exceeds that rate.
How much space does each reader need beside other ports?
Each adapter is ultra-compact and designed to sit alongside other peripherals without blocking adjacent USB-C or USB-A sockets.
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