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SMUGDESK 4-in-1 Lightning OTG Card Reader USB 2.0 480Mbps

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Reads SD and microSD cards via Lightning on iPhone and iPad at USB 2.0 480Mbps

  • Read SD and microSD cards directly on iPhone or iPad via Lightning
  • Transfer photos and videos at up to 480 Mbps with USB 2.0
  • Plug-and-play OTG access without installing extra software or drivers
  • Works with trail cameras, digital cameras and other storage devices
  • Compact, lightweight design fits easily in a backpack for outdoor use

4-in-1 Lightning OTG card reader

This 4-in-1 Lightning OTG card reader connects SD and Micro SD cards to iPhone and iPad Lightning ports. It lets photographers and trail-camera users transfer photos, videos and game files directly in the field without a computer.

Plug-and-play OTG adapter for mobile workflows

The reader draws power from the Lightning port and requires no extra software, drivers or external supply. It frees you from carrying a laptop or separate cable kit when backing up trail-camera footage or sorting images on location.

USB 2.0 transfer up to 480 Mbps

Data moves at USB 2.0 speeds while the unit stays cool and silent during normal use. The adapter only supports data reading and transmission; it cannot charge the connected iPhone or iPad.

Highlights

  • Read SD and microSD cards directly on iPhone or iPad via Lightning
  • Transfer photos and videos at up to 480 Mbps with USB 2.0
  • Plug-and-play OTG access without installing extra software or drivers
  • Works with trail cameras, digital cameras and other storage devices
  • Compact, lightweight design fits easily in a backpack for outdoor use

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What is the maximum data-transfer rate when copying photos and videos from a trail camera?

The reader uses USB 2.0 and reaches up to 480 Mbps for file transfers.

Does the adapter get warm or draw noticeable power during long backup sessions?

It has no active cooling and draws only the bus power supplied by the iPhone or iPad Lightning port.

Which iOS devices can I plug this reader into without any extra cable?

Any iPhone or iPad with a Lightning port running a current iOS version will recognise it immediately.

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