Hetai Tech
Hetai Tech C66 8-in-1 card reader iOS 13
Connects Lightning, USB-C, Micro USB and USB-A devices to read TF cards and USB drives on iOS 13 and Android
- Type8-in-1
- Reads TF cards on iPhone with Lightning port
- Connects USB 3.0 peripherals to Android via Type-C
- Works with Micro USB devices for broad compatibility
- Single adapter replaces multiple dongles for travel
- Supports iOS 13 for current iPhone file access
iOS 13 Card Reader
The Hetai Tech C66 is an 8-in-1 card reader designed for iOS 13 devices and Android smartphones. It provides a single adapter that accepts multiple card formats and USB peripherals. Mobile photographers and content creators can transfer files directly without a computer. The compact unit suits on-the-go workflows where cable clutter is unwanted.
Lightning and USB-C Connectivity
The adapter plugs into a Lightning port on iPhone or a USB-C port on Android, plus it offers a USB 3.0 Type-A socket and a Micro-USB interface. No external power is required; the host device supplies all current. It frees up a laptop by letting you offload photos, videos and documents straight to a phone or tablet. A USB flash drive, mouse or keyboard can also be attached through the Type-A port.
8-in-1 Format Support
The reader handles TF cards and connects USB flash drives, mice and other standard USB devices. Transfer speeds reach USB 3.0 rates when the host and media support them. Very large video libraries may take longer to move over a single mobile connection. Users needing simultaneous multi-card access or desktop-grade throughput will find the single-slot design limiting.
Highlights
- Reads TF cards on iPhone with Lightning port
- Connects USB 3.0 peripherals to Android via Type-C
- Works with Micro USB devices for broad compatibility
- Single adapter replaces multiple dongles for travel
- Supports iOS 13 for current iPhone file access
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the USB 3.0 port sustain full 5 Gbps throughput during long file transfers?
The adapter uses a USB 3.0 interface, so sustained speed depends on the connected drive and host controller rather than a fixed internal limit.
Does the C66 get hot or draw noticeable power when a drive, mouse and card are all plugged in for hours?
It is a passive multi-port adapter with no active cooling; warmth and power draw will vary with the peripherals you attach.
Which iOS version must my iPhone already run for the Lightning connector to work?
The product name specifies iOS 13, so the phone needs at least that version to recognise the reader.
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