microSD & SD Card Reader for iPhone, iPad & USB-C Phones
Your camera's cards move to your phone on the spot, with no laptop in the bag and no app to install. One small hub reads SD, microSD and USB drives and connects to iPhone, iPad or USB-C phones. Clear the card on location and keep shooting.
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Your camera's cards move to your phone on the spot, with no laptop in the bag and no app to install. One small hub reads SD, microSD and USB drives and connects to iPhone, iPad or USB-C phones. Clear the card on location and keep shooting.
Plug-and-play 4-in-2 card reader: transfer photos and videos from SD, microSD and USB drives straight to your phone or tablet, no app needed
- Running out of phone storage
- Needing a computer to move camera photos and videos
- Single charging port limiting use while transferring files
- Needing a separate app or driver to read cards
Offload your camera's media to your phone, no computer needed
Your phone is full and your card holds a week of footage. Plug in the hub, pick your files, and free up space on the go.
Four ports, one hub, zero clutter
- Four ports, one hub
A USB-C charging and audio port, a microSD slot, a full-size SD slot and a USB-A 3.0 port sit side by side on one matte white body. Camera cards and drone cards go in as they are, and the USB-A port takes a standard flash drive. Keep a SD card reader in the bag and the whole card library fits in one pocket.
- Two cables, one connection
One cable has a Lightning-style connector for iPhone and iPad. The other is USB-C for Android phones and USB-C tablets. Pick the cable that matches your phone, plug it in, and imported photos land in your gallery. No app to install and no driver to hunt down.
- Charge while you copy
The charging pass-through port keeps your phone topped up during a long transfer. Plug a charger into the hub and copy a full card without watching the battery drop. Pair it with a few magnetic charging cables for the bag.
From full card to gallery in three steps
- 1Insert your card
Slide the SD, microSD or USB drive into its port on the hub.
- 2Plug the hub in
Use the Lightning-style cable for iPhone or iPad, or the USB-C cable for USB-C phones. Connect a charger to the pass-through port if you want the phone to keep charging.
- 3Select and copy
Open your gallery or files app, pick the shots or clips, and copy them to your phone. Open a few copies to confirm they play before you clear the card.
Everything you need
- 4-in-2 card reader hub×1
SD, microSD, USB-A 3.0 and a USB-C charging port
- Lightning-style cable×1
For iPhone and iPad
- USB-C cable×1
For USB-C phones and tablets
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Use the Lightning-style cable for iPhone and iPad. Use the USB-C cable for USB-C Android phones and USB-C tablets. Both cables come in the box, so you never need a third one.
Yes. The microSD slot reads a drone's microSD card, and the SD slot reads full-size SD cards from cameras. Pull the card after each flight, slide it in, and copy the clips to your phone.
Yes. Plug a charger into the USB-C charging port and the power passes through to your phone while the files copy. Long transfers do not have to drain the battery.
No. Plug and play means the card shows up on your phone without an app or driver. Open your gallery or files app and the media is there.
Yes. The USB-A 3.0 port takes a standard USB flash drive, so one hub covers your camera cards and your drives.
A single-slot reader covers one card type. This hub reads SD, microSD and USB drives in one body, so you carry one accessory instead of three. Compared with a laptop trip or a monthly cloud plan, it is a one-time purchase that works offline.
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