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Small black USB 3.0 card reader with multiple slots

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Ruth's sister 2023 Hot USB 3.0 All-in-1 Compact Flash Multi Card Reader 5Gbps internal power cable

SKU CH-Q57M-12FP9

USB 3.0 multi-format card reader handles Compact Flash and Secure Digital cards at 5 Gbps

  • USB 3.0 interface delivers 5 Gbps transfer speeds
  • All-in-one design reads Compact Flash and Secure Digital cards
  • Compact form factor fits tight internal drive bays
  • Brand-new 2023 stock ensures current manufacturing standards

USB 3.0 card reader for internal bays

This internal card reader fits a standard drive bay and provides USB 3.0 access to Compact Flash and Secure Digital media. It suits system builders who want front-panel card slots without using a USB header.

Single USB 3.0 connection at 5 Gbps

The reader relies on one USB 3.0 link for both power and data, so a spare header or port is required. It does not suit builds that lack an internal USB 3.0 connection or need simultaneous multi-card throughput.

Highlights

  • USB 3.0 interface delivers 5 Gbps transfer speeds
  • All-in-one design reads Compact Flash and Secure Digital cards
  • Compact form factor fits tight internal drive bays
  • Brand-new 2023 stock ensures current manufacturing standards

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 5Gbps rating mean when the reader is installed in my PC?

The 5Gbps figure is the maximum theoretical bandwidth of the USB 3.0 connection; real-world transfer speeds will be lower and depend on the card you use.

Which interface standard does the reader use and what does it limit?

It uses a USB 3.0 interface, which caps the link at 5Gbps and is backwards compatible with USB 2.0 ports at slower speeds.

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