Vivitar
Vivitar USB 2.0 Card Reader
Ultra-slim USB 2.0 reader accepts SD and SDHC cards for quick external file transfers
- Installation TypeExternal
- InterfaceUSB 2.0
- Support - SmartMediaSecure Digital (SD) Card Secure Digital High Capacity (SDHC)
- Read SD and SDHC cards via USB 2.0
- Ultra-slim external design fits tight spaces
- Plug-and-play installation requires no drivers
- Compatible with Secure Digital memory formats
- Compact card reader for portable data access
Ultra-slim card reader
The Vivitar 681066590188 is an external USB 2.0 card reader designed for quick access to Secure Digital and SDHC memory cards. Its slim profile makes it easy to carry alongside a laptop or store in a small bag. Photographers and casual users can transfer images and files without needing a built-in card slot. The device draws power directly from the USB port.
USB 2.0 interface and supported formats
The USB 2.0 connection provides broad compatibility with desktop and laptop computers running current operating systems. It reads standard SD cards and higher-capacity SDHC cards up to the limits of the host system. No additional drivers or bundled software are required for basic operation. The reader does not support microSD, CompactFlash or other card formats without separate adapters.
SD and SDHC card support
The single specification that determines suitability is the card format support listed as Secure Digital and Secure Digital High Capacity. Buyers who need to read microSD, CFexpress, XQD or UHS-II cards will need a different reader. The USB 2.0 bandwidth also limits transfer speeds compared to USB 3.0 or newer interfaces.
Highlights
- Read SD and SDHC cards via USB 2.0
- Ultra-slim external design fits tight spaces
- Plug-and-play installation requires no drivers
- Compatible with Secure Digital memory formats
- Compact card reader for portable data access
Specifications
| Brand | Vivitar |
|---|---|
| Model | 681066590188 |
| Installation Type | External |
| Interface | USB 2.0 |
| Support - SmartMedia | Secure Digital (SD) Card Secure Digital High Capacity (SDHC) |
Questions about this item
Will the USB 2.0 port or the SD card slot wear out first with daily insertions?
The external USB 2.0 connector is rated for thousands of cycles and the SD slot uses spring-loaded contacts, so neither should need replacement under normal use.
What limits transfer speed when copying large batches of photos to the computer?
The USB 2.0 interface sets the maximum throughput, so sustained copies run at the bus speed rather than the card's own rating.
Does the reader get warm or draw extra power if I leave it plugged in all day?
It draws power only from the USB port, has no active cooling, and stays at room temperature during continuous operation.
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