Anker USB 3.0 Micro SD Card Reader, 5Gbps 2-in-1 SD Card Reader to USB Adapter for SDXC, SDHC, MMC, RS-MMC, Micro SDXC, Micro SD, Micro SDHC, UHS-I Cards - USB A CardReader
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Size: USB A Card Reader
Features
- Simultaneously read and write on two cards to save yourself the effort of constant unplugging and re-plugging.
- USB 3.0 enables data transfer rates of up to 5Gbps for faster sync times, backward compatible with USB 2.0 / 1.1.
- Fully powered via your USB port no additional power supply required.
- No drivers required for Windows 10/ 8 / 7 / Vista or Mac OS X 10.2 and above.
- Package contents: Anker SD/TF Card Reader, hassle-free 18-month warranty.
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Brand: Anker
Media Type: CompactFlash, MMC, Memory Stick, RS-MMC, SD Card, SDHC, SDXC, UHS-1, microSD, microSDHC, microSDXC, miniSD See more
Connectivity Technology: USB Type A
Special Feature: Plug & Play
Color: Black
Media Type: CompactFlash, MMC, Memory Stick, RS-MMC, SD Card, SDHC, SDXC, UHS-1, microSD, microSDHC, microSDXC, miniSD
Connectivity Technology: USB Type A
Additional Features: Plug & Play
Compatible Devices: Laptop,Desktop,Tablet,Smartphone
Data Transfer Rate: 5 Gigabits Per Second
Hardware Interface: USB 3.0
Smart Home Compatibility: Not Smart Home Compatible
Slot Count: 2
Operating System: Mac OS, Windows
Color: Black
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 2.56"L x 1.3"W x 0.47"H
EU Spare Part Availability Duration: 18 Months
Brand: Anker
Model Name: Anker
UPC: 848061084764
Global Trade Identification Number: 64
Manufacturer: Anker
Mfr Part Number: 68UNMCRD-B2U
Model Number: 68ANREADER-B2A
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Weight: 14 Grams
Warranty Description: Lifetime
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Top Amazon Reviews
Size: USB A Card Reader
It just works. This Anker SD Card Adapter is great especially if you're using USB-A ports. I've never had a single issue with this. It does what it says. Copies files to/from devices and Reads/Writes like a champ. I copy a lot of files from my DAW (Desktop) to my Laptop workstation. I do Custom Battle Records in Soundforge Pro and drop them into my Serato DJ Pro library with this SD Card Adapter. When I finish one or more sample chop, Battle Record masterpieces 🤔 I put the Wav file(s) onto an SD Card with this adapter plugged into my DAW (Desktop) Then eject the adapter and plug it into my Laptop. It works like a thumb drive but for SD cards. It only takes a few seconds to copy a few gigabytes of Wav files. I pick the crate I want to use & drop the new Wav files into my Serato DJ Pro software Plug the cable back into the laptop from my Pioneer DJM DJ mixer and click analyze inside the Serato software. Now the software sees the new file(s) and analyzes the various parameters. File Name, BPM, Length, Bit rate etc. For those of you who use this software remember to put your files in the music folder on your main internal/OS drive for best performance. It provides the quickest round trip, point A to point B. Basically once I have the files I want to copy, that whole process take about 5 min or less. The Anker might not be the best SD Card reader/writer you can buy. The SanDisk Professional SD Card Reader probably takes that spot but if you need a reliable portable SD Card Reader/Writer that does what it's supposed to without any hassle. Anker makes one of the best I've ever used. I plan on getting a portable usb-c Card Adapter as well, because usb-c is so ubiquitous, and the standard protocol. That said, I've had the Anker SD card adapter for over a year and I'll probably be using it for many more. I didn't know what to expect in terms of compatibility, ease of use and reliability when I got this. But the Anker SD Card Adapter exceeded my expectations. I produce music for a living. I need the things I use for that to not only work but help save time I use SD cards in my MPC. So I use this for that too. This might be a small device but it plays a surprisingly large role in my everyday workflow More than I expected it to when I bought it. But regardless of how you plan to using this to copy and transfer files, whatever the scenario as long as you're careful, it may be portable but it's still plastic it should remain a reliable SD card adapter for years. Connectivity is straight forward. In terms of heat it gets warm but usually not hot while in use. The card slots all function properly and easy to use. Again, think of this like a thumb drive for SD cards. It's Small but still capable of big jobs. The materials used on plastic with a metal/aluminum USB port as you'd expect. I've used this 100 times and it's never failed. I like everything about it, you probably will too. 5/5
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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2025 by Mayzio
Size: USB A Card Reader
So I wrote a different review about a power strip I bought. I bought this AFTER I bought the power strip because I was very impressed with the tech, clean layout, and it seems very stable. I had a malfunctioned Samsung microSD card that nearly started a fire and/or burned my laptop motherboard (no joke, literally burned me trying to get it out) so I went with a SanDisk microSD card and needed a reader so that I don't risk that ever happening again. Since the Anker platform strip that I bought was really good, I stumbled across an Anker brand reader and decided to get it. It was really easy, just plugged it in and immediately recognized the SD card. I've used it a few times now and no issues. It's USB3 and I was able to pop over a few gigs of music quickly - the reader seems to process data fast. Since I'm new to microSD card readers I don't really have anything else to say. If it's anything like normal data transmitting with USB sticks then I would say it blazingly fast. I will contest that if anyone IS having issues with copying over files quickly, it would be the motherboard (and that just comes from knowledge of computer building over the years). As an example, I plugged this into my laptop and it dipped a couple of times - meaning it will stay consistent rate of MB/S and then all the sudden drop for no reason. Nothing major, but I have been struggling with processor and heat problems on this laptop. On another computer it doesn't do that. Mild dips at times, but that's it. Overall I'm just putting a tech-wise disclaimer in defense of the product that if you have a slower bus speed on your motherboard or a laptop that's under 1,000$ more than likely it's just a normal power problem with dips. This is also not even a real issue anyways considering it doesn't effect much of the speed process. I think I transferred 12 gigs in a couple minutes - I don't fully recall but it wasn't like 10 minutes or something - I just let it do it's thing and it was done. So it's very good quality. I think I will be continuing purchasing things from Anker. Like I said in my other product review I'm new to Anker so I didn't know what to expect. So far so good. Speaker might be next on the list <3
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Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2023 by Joshua Ketchens
Size: USB A Card Reader
Works as intended though gets hot when plugged in for too long
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2026 by Mejia
Size: USB A Card Reader
I was in need of a SDXC Reader that I could use as a flash-drive also. After weeks of comparing, searching, I elected to buy the Anker Uspeed USB 3.0 Card Reader. The ratings were good compared to the number of persons dropping feedback. The negative reviews I negated because some people change their minds, or just don't know how to use electronic products etc....Then there is the issue that all manufactures must face (defective or dead units) which happen even with the best of manufacturing and quality control. I liked the Anker Uspeed USB 3.0 Card Reader because it is very similar to my Sandisk Reader. That the Anker sported an end entry SD slot, the end caps were interchangeable. The Anker Uspeed USB 3.0 Card Reader is a good size (merely a fraction thicker than my Sandisk Reader), capable of reading 2TB SDs when available. Just insert an SD Card into the end and cap, you have an instant flashdrive that can grow with your needs. The reader feels solidly constructed, when it works is considerably faster than its USB 2.0 predecessors. Yes, I have detected an issue with the Anker Uspeed USB 3.0 Card Reader. When my computers would not recognize a 8GB SDHC Class 4 or 16GB SDHC Class 10 Card, I thought it may be because it was formatted as NTFS (even though the computers built-in reader had no issues) so I formatted with the SD Formatter to Fat32 and same issue persist. Operating Systems are Windows 7 Ultimate and Windows 8 Pro. I have not attempted a smaller SD Card but 32GB SDHC Class 10 and 64GB SDXC Class 10 works flawlessly. All of the SD Cards are new or lightly used, fully functional in all of my other internal and external readers. Very Bizarre! I see no need to return as my cards are merely growing in capacity, larger cards have worked well in this reader and recognized by all of my systems. Time will tell the true durability of this $10.00 reader. I pray it is reliable in the backcountry next year; until then, I have several months to work with it. If I were to amend improved changes to this reader -- I would add hole for attaching a keyring like on the Sandisk USB 2.0 card reader. I general give four stars but since I have issues with the reader when an inserted 8GB and 16GB cards are not recognized it has dropped to three stars. Would I recommend to a Friend? Yes, provided they were using cards as large or larger than 32GBs. God Bless! UPDATE: Well, Anker contacted me regarding this Card Reader and during that course they sent me a new unit. Their customer care is excellent, they respect their customers, and stand solidly behind their product. Unfortunately the replacement did not resolve my issue with the DANE-ELEC Pro200X 16GB SDHC Class 10 Card. The reader is recognized by all of my computer systems running Windows 7 Ultimate and Windows 8 Pro. My 8GB, 32Gb, and 64GB SDHC and XC cards are recognized without issue. It is just this one card acting queerly. The DANE-ELEC Pro200X 16GB SDHC Class 10 Card has been formatted in FAT32, eFat, NTFS, and reformatted with the SD FORMATTER with full erase format settings. Though the card works in all of my cameras supporting this type of card, in all of my built-in computer readers, and the Sandisk USB 2.0 Reader -- for some bizarre reason it is not recognized by the Anker USB 3.0 Reader. I have performed a full scan of the DANE-ELEC Pro200X 16GB SDHC Class 10 Card, no issues are present. This is as expected because the card is brand new as it was included with my Full HD camcorder purchase in its own retail packaging. I appreciate Anker's efforts to resolve this unique problem as they have gone far above what other competitors would have done. I have increased my stars from three to four for their great customer care. They have offered one of the easiest transaction I have ever made equaled to Amazon.com. That says a lot! DIGITAL SIGNATURE I like to close my reviews with a THANK YOU because I do appreciate you investing your precious time in reading my material. We live in a complex complicated world where time is at a premium. I do pray you found this review like my others informative and helpful in aiding your next purchasing decision. Your comments are always welcome and I make every attempt to reply to comments as time permits. Again THANK YOU for the opportunity to aid you in spending your hard earned money wisely. I am not employed or receive any compensation by the manufacture or any organization promoting this product or additional hardware. I purchased or received as a gift my product like anyone else and just sharing my myriad thoughts and experience with you. I hereby extend to you a plethora of blessing of good health and welling being. Bless you all. 2013 Copyrighted by Dr. Gary Drury
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Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2013 by Gary Drury
Size: USB A Card Reader
I needed to get the files off my Insta 360, this worked great! It's really small and easy to use. Fast too! I had some big files and it had no issues transferring them to my PC. Great value for the money, can't beat the price for Anker products.
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2026 by Holli Steimel
Size: USB A Card Reader
This has been the most reliable USB SD Card reader I've used. I've had a couple different card readers, but the others have simply failed over time, but this one works great and it has never given me any problems. The USB 3.0 speed has been great for SD cards capable of faster transfer speeds. I'm very pleased we ith this item.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2026 by Muns
Size: USB A Card Reader
The Anker Uspeed USB 3.0 Card Reader is an interesting device in that it allows for a wide range of SD cards to be read, without taking up much space as opposed to a larger, wired SD Card Reader. "What does it do?" This small, unimposing device has two "sides": the side that plugs into a USB port of your choosing, and the side you insert an SD card into. Once plugged into your computer and equipped with an SD card, the device acts as an incredibly versatile USB drive, giving you the ability to format said SD card as well as read and write data on it as you would any other drive worth its salt. "What types of SD cards are supported?" According to the item Description, the following cards are supported: SD, SDHC, SDXC, MMC, RS-MMC, Micro SDXC, Micro SD and Micro SDHC. PLEASE NOTE: In order to use the Mini SD variant, you need an adapter that is sold separately. "What is this UHS-I?" UHS-I stands for Ultra High Speed, and the I means Speed Class 1. "What does this have to do with anything?" Some SDHC and SDXC cards support transfer speeds of up to 104 Megabytes per second (MB/S). When a card is rated for UHS-I speeds, it can take advantage of these transfer rates. Please note that not all cards support UHS-I. "Are there any special features of the Anker Uspeed USB 3.0 Card Reader I should know about?" As the title of the device points out, this is compatible with USB 3.0 ports. This port is the most recent update to the USB architecture at the time of writing, which allows for users to transfer data at relatively high speeds, and is a necessity to take full advantage of UHS-I rated SD cards. "How can I tell if I have a USB 3.0 port?" Usually USB 3.0 ports are blue, but I do not know if port colors are industry wide or not. Side note: There are plans to update the USB 3.0 architecture to support speeds up to 10 Gigabits per second (Gb/S). This means that sometime in 2013, USB 3.0 ports could be made to support transfer speeds up to 1.25 Gigabytes per second (GB/S) (1 byte (B) = 8 bits (b). So, 10Gb divided by 8 makes 1.25GB. "Is there any more technical information I should know?" There is no need to install any drivers. Your operating system of choice should be able to detect this as a standard USB Card Reader. However, the packaging only mentions working on Windows and Macintosh platforms. No word on if it works with Linux or not. "Why give it five stars?" The quality of the product is extremely high, it doesn't feel cheap, it is easy to use, doesn't get unbearably hot during heavy use, and it has no problem detecting a moderately wide range of cards for how small it is. The only complaint I have about this is that the reader does take up a little room, which is to be expected. Unfortunately, it make it hard to plug in another device to an adjacent USB port, but this is something that can be easily rectified. In fact, I could have fixed this situation in the time it took me to write this section! "What card did you use this on?" I used a SanDisk SDHC 32GB with a transfer rate of 5.3 MB/S on a USB 2.0 slot. "What comes in the package?" 1 USB Card Reader 2 Interchangeable lids (can be used on both ends) "Any final words?" Considering I have never bought an SD card reader before, it looks like I won't have to buy another for a long, long time. "Is there any Engrish?" Towards the bottom of the packaging on the backside, you will see the following: "Visit (website) for more information and the latest product." Product as opposed to products? How about... "Please visit (website) for the latest information from your friends at Anker!" ... or something similar. Closing comments: I'm honestly interested in seeing what Anker does from here. If they keep this up, they just might be a force to recon with. I hope this review proves to be helpful, and just let me know if I need to update or fix anything, or if I need to add any additional information. Thanks!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2013 by Badscoops
Size: USB A Card Reader
It does what it needs to do, and does it well. That's all. I've used it with both SD cards and micro SD cards. Speed shown is files being copied from a cheap Onn 64GB micro SD to a SATA HDD. It reliably copies 80-90MB/s.
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2026 by Rhino