Aluminum USB-C microSD Card Reader for MacBook & Laptop
A brushed aluminum reader the size of a thumbnail, built to plug straight into a USB-C Mac or laptop. Move photos off a microSD or TF card in seconds, then clip the reader to your keys for the next trip.
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A brushed aluminum reader the size of a thumbnail, built to plug straight into a USB-C Mac or laptop. Move photos off a microSD or TF card in seconds, then clip the reader to your keys for the next trip.
Ultra-mini aluminum Type-C microSD reader that plugs straight into Mac and Type-C laptops
- Need to read TF/microSD cards on a Type-C-only Mac or laptop
- Small accessories getting lost
- Bulky card readers in the bag
Your Mac reads microSD cards now, in one plug.
Before: a drawer of dongles and a card you cannot read on your new laptop. After: a small brushed aluminum reader on your keyring that moves your photos in seconds.
Machined Aluminum That Lives on Your Keys

Brushed aluminum shell
The body is cut from a single metal shell with a brushed finish that resists scuffs from keys and coins. The silver Type-C plug sits flush on one end, so the reader slides into a laptop port without wobbling.

Hot-swap with a blue light
The indicator lamp glows blue once the reader is working and a card is seated. The packaging lists hot-plug support, so you can swap one card for another without restarting the laptop. Eject the card from your Mac before pulling it out.

Built for the Type-C laptop
Plug the Type-C end into your device, insert a microSD or TF card, and check the lamp. There is no software step on the packaging, so it works as soon as the light comes on. Pair it with a sd reader apple setup if you want a second reader at the desk.
Plug In, Seat the Card, Wait for the Blue
- 1Plug in the Type-C end
Insert the silver Type-C plug into a USB-C port on your Mac or laptop.
- 2Seat your microSD or TF card
Line the card up with the slot and press gently until it seats. Do not force it in at an angle.
- 3Check the blue indicator
When the lamp glows, the reader is working and the card is ready. Your computer should show the card as a drive.
- 4Copy, then eject
Drag your files over, wait for the copy to finish, and eject the drive before you remove the card.
Small Enough to Forget It Is There
- 23 mmLength
- 16 mmWidth
- 10 mmThickness
Small enough to ride on a keyring without weighing down your pocket
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Questions and answers
Yes. The reader uses a Type-C plug, so it fits any USB-C port on a MacBook or other Type-C laptop. Plug it in, insert a microSD or TF card, and the blue indicator lamp shows the reader is working.
The packaging lists plug and play, so there is no driver to install. Connect the reader, seat the card, and wait for the light.
This reader is built for microSD and TF cards. If your camera uses full-size SD cards, you will need a separate SD reader.
It is a USB 2.0 device, so expect USB 2.0 transfer speeds. It is a good fit for photos and documents from a phone or camera card. For very large video files, a faster USB 3.0 reader will finish the copy sooner.
Yes, the packaging lists hot-plug support. Eject the card from your Mac first, then pull it out and seat the next one. Do not pull the card while files are still copying.
A hub takes up a port on your laptop for as long as it stays plugged in, and it lives on your desk. This reader sits on your keys, uses only one port while you transfer, and removes the need to buy a hub just to read one card.
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