Kingston MobileLite 9-in-1 Reader - Card reader - 9 in 1 ( MMC, SD, miniSD, RS-MMC, MMCmobile, microSD, MMCplus, MMCmicro, SDHC ) - Hi-Speed USB

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Batteries Included: 0 Binding: Electronics Brand: Kingston EAN: 5051749659733 Feature: Genuine Kingston Quality Is Autographed: 0 Is Fragile: 0 Is Memorabilia: 0 Label: KIngston Manufacturer: KIngston Model: FCR-ML Publisher: KIngston Release Date: 2008-03-02 Studio: KIngston
Features Genuine Kingston Quality Official UK Product Dispatched the same day if ordered before 2pm (and item is in stock). All our items our sent 1st class. Manufacturers Warranty
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Editorial Reviews: This TravelLite SD/MMC Reader is designed for today's popular SD and MMC Flash memory cards and provides quick and easy transfer of data between a PC or Mac computer and other digital devices. It's ultra portable - just put it in your pocket and go. Then, easily plug and play into a USB port; no external power source is required. Ideal for personal or professional use, the TravelLite SD/MMC Reader lets you conveniently move images, data and music from your mobile phone, computer, laptop, camera or PDA. On the road, the TravelLite SD/MMC Reader doubles as a convenient USB Flash drive using the storage capacity of your SD or MMC card. Easily access the content you want while using your TravelLite SD/MMC Reader at a business center or Internet café computer. Compatible with the following types of cards microSD miniSD full-size Secure Digital SDHC MMCmicro MMCmobile, RS-MMC MMCplus full-size MMC
Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Just about adequate Comment: It's terribly cheaply made and like another reviewer said you get a little key-ring-sized lanyard with it, which is presumably to attach the lid to the body but there's no sensible or logical way to do this. The best I could come up with after 15 minutes of tedious fiddling just about works but looks a right mess. It's made of extremely cheap plastic that looks like it won't stand up to frequent use. It's also quite fat so it won't fit into hard-to-access USB ports or ones that are close to other ports with things plugged into them (this is what the extension cable is for, but that's an extra thing to carry around and/or lose). Here's a tip for Windows users: before you connect it MAKE SURE that you don't have any drives mapped to E:, F: or G:. I had a drive mapped as G: and just spent half an hour trying to figure out why it couldn't read the Micro SD card - it actually could, but it was trying to map it to a letter that was already in use. After un-mapping G: and removing/reinserting the device the Micro SD card showed up as G: and I was able to read it. Customer Rating: Summary: It didn't work Comment: Windows detected the device and showed the 3 drives in "My Computer" but the SDHC card wasn't connected. I had to physically push down on the device to make it connect and I wasn't holding it for the time it takes to copy 16gb of photos, so I binned it and bought one from Comet. Customer Rating: Summary: Nice concept, but not robust enough for me Comment: I really like the form factor. The mini extension cable is great. And it's cheap! Unfortunately it only survived my portable use and fiddle-fingers for about 6 months. It's also a pity how easily the plastic card-slide for the SD card falls off - not that it really matters. I was to dumb to work out whatonearth the piece of string and metal was supposed to be for. I guess the current picture shows it, but frankly if a device needs any degree of self-assembly, I want instructions please! The device is also buggy. Par for the course :). Fortunately this only seems to affect a couple of recent linux kernel versions; the hardware bug got a workaround. But it doesn't inspire complete confidence. Summary: very cute, but for this price + functionality, you can't expect it to survive much abuse. Since it's a portable, fiddly device, it rather limits the appeal for me. Customer Rating: Summary: Poor quality Comment: Bought two of these: one did not work at all, and on the other one the microSD slot does not work. Nice idea, and I like the way the cards are totally enclosed - but seem to be remarkably poor quality for a Kingston product. Customer Rating: Summary: Great Card Reader Comment: good card reader - arrived next day excellent service. only thing is it won't read a microSD card which is inserted into a SD convertor but otherwise good piece of kit More Reviews