SABRENT 74 in 1 3.5 Inch Internal Flash Media Card Reader/Writer with USB Port (CR-USNT)
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Size: Supports 74 Memory Type
Features
- Supports 74 different types of memory cards
- Operating System Support: Windows ME/2000/XP/Vista/Window 7/8, Linu/Mac OS X Internal power connector to ensure USB HUB has sufficient power for external USB devices
- Plus 1 x USB 2.0 port
- The 6 card reader slots include all formats of the following flash media types: M2, XD, SD/SDHC/SDXC/MMC, Micro SD/SDHC/SDXC (T-flash) CF/MD, MS (Some card may require adapter)
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SABRENT 74-in-1 3.5-Inch Internal Flash Media Card Reader/Writer with USB Port (CR-USNT) SABRENT (CR-USNT) 68 in 1 Hi-Speed USB 2.0 Internal Memory Card Reader & Writer - BLACK - VISTA ready!!! This internal USB 2.0 Card Reader/Writer (CRW) device fits into 3.5"" drive bay to save desktop space; it provides an ideal solution to read and write the most popular memory cards. For a complete list of supported Cards Please visit http: //www.sabrent.com/products/specs/CRW-UINB.htm This device connects to a motherboard's internal USB header port (most PII and newer motherboards have them, and most aren't used). FEATURES: DELL Users: Dell manufactures their own motherboards and some now only have an 8pin USB header and not the required 9pin needed for this device, before purchasing, please ensure that your motherboard has a 9pin USB header. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Sabrent is a leading provider of innovative consumer electronics. We are committed to designing and developing products that provide the utmost quality, dependability, and value. Sabrent strives for excellence with each product we develop by providing cutting-edge features at affordable prices. Our company thrives on creativity, innovation, honesty, and integrity in all aspects of our business operations.
Brand: SABRENT
Media Type: SDXC
Connectivity Technology: USB
Special Feature: Versatile
Color: Black,Silver
Media Type: SDXC
Connectivity Technology: USB
Additional Features: Versatile
Compatible Devices: PC
Data Transfer Rate: 480 megabytes_per_second
Hardware Interface: USB, USB 1.1
Slot Count: 6
Operating System: Mac OS, Windows
Color: Black,Silver
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 6.5"L x 4.4"W x 2.25"H
Brand: SABRENT
Model Name: 3 Slot USB 3.0 SuperSpeed Memory Card Reader with Card Storage Box
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 819921010872
Global Trade Identification Number: 72
Manufacturer: SABRENT
Built-In Media: Computer Memory Card Readers
Item Type Name: Sabrent 74-In-1 3.5" Internal Flash Media Card Reader/writer with USB Port , Black (CR-USNT)
Item Weight: 5.6 ounces
Model Number: CR-USNT
Mfr Part Number: CR-USNT
Warranty Description: 1 year
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Top Amazon Reviews
Size: Supports 74 Memory Type
Very good quality for this price point. I installed the unit in under 10 minutes including the time to locate an unused usb header on the motherboard. You can simply trace the cables of any existing front usb ports to the motherboard and most of the time the usb headers are next to each other. The unit has worked perfectly with all the memory cards I have tried so far and I really like that you don't have to pus the cards all the way in for them to work. Some units make you sink the card into the slot so far that getting it out is a pain but with this unit the card pushes in just far enough to be stable but still very easy to remove. The device was immediately recognized by Windows (Win7) and the drivers installed automatically. The only minor complaint i have is that the blue power indicator led is simply too bright and really not necessary at all. It lights up the whole room at night and it stays on the entire time the computer is on. I fixed the problem by using a bit of dark colored nail polish to cover all but a small portion of the led. The unit also has a single usb port to read flash drives and also supports other usb devices so it effectively adds an additional front usb port to your computer.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2015 by NOLAexpat
Size: Supports 74 Memory Type
I recently built a new computer, and wanted an internal card reader. Most of the newer, more expensive units use a USB3 header off the mobo, which seems silly considering that most boards only have 1 USB3 header (if they have one at all), and that's taken by the front USB ports on most towers. Furthermore, most can only read one card at a time. This unit uses USB2, which is plenty fast for most people's uses (simple file transfers) and there's usually several extra headers on the board. It reads SDHC (SD cards over 32 gigs), can use read from multiple cards at once, and is generally great. Cons: The blue LED light on the front is absurdly bright. That isn't an issue for me because my case has a door covering the drive bays, but it's something to keep in mind. The other thing to be aware of is that it reserves a drive letter for each card type. This allows the user of multiple cards and is a great feature, but you may have to go into disk management and reassign drive letters. My external drive wasn't plugged in when I installed it and it somehow overwrote my previously reserved drive letter (E:). It messed up some file paths until I reassigned everything. It's a 3 minute fix, but is annoying if you aren't expecting it. Also, don't make the same silly mistake I did and forget to order a 5.25-3.25 inch bay adaptor of you're sticking this in below your DVD drive. I had to wait 3 more days to install. All in all, this is an amazing value. It's cheaper and better for my needs than other products.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2015 by Joel Sherrouse
Size: Supports 74 Memory Type
I purchased this to add a card reader on an older 2007 model desktop computer that is still a workhorse with a few minor upgrades. The traditional motherboard connector that connects most USB 2.0 devices on DDR2 motherboards is well built and durable. The card reader slots work well (tested the microSD and SDcard slots as well as the USB 2.0 slot. The enclosure is well-built as well. My only gripe about this product is that blue LED light. It's "always on" when the computer is powered on and in dim lighting is can be very annoying if trying to play a game or watch a video on a computer screen. However, my desktop is about a foot and a half from me to the right and the 3 1/2" bay it's seated in is recessed by one of those 5 1/4 bay sliding door things I can shut if not using it so It's not that big of a deal. I may consider purchasing the same type of enclosure but one with a USB 3.0 port on it with the single 19-pin connector thingy plug for the increased transfer rate of the USB port simply because I do transfer large files frequent enough. All in all, with exception of the bright blue LED light, it's a great addition to anyone just wanting the ability to pop in microSD card from their cell phone to backup photos or transfer ripped audio cd's from the desktop to the microSD card to play on your phone. I may not get the USB one because I can wait a few extra minutes for transferring data, but my ripped audio CD library in mp3 format is hitting near 15GB so yeah, for that simple reason, I may get the card reader with the USB 3.0 port and one of those PCIe USB 3.0 cards that has the 19-pin connector on it because my motherboard does not. Excellent product but the LED light could have been a bit dimmer. Happy it matches the blue illumination of my desktop tower though - it would look weird to me with a red led on the card reader and blue lighting on the original tower. Maybe I'm a bit anal about all that color matching crap though.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2020 by Scott
Size: Supports 74 Memory Type
It works fine for the types of cards I have (SD, CF, microSD). I bought 2 units, one was not tapped on one side (holes for attachment screws were not threaded). Your computer assembly "fine thread" screw is an M3 screw, meaning metric, 3mm diameter, x 0.50 mm thread pitch. Fortunately I already have a 3mm x .050 mm tap so the unthreaded hole presented little problem. The blue power light is very bright, good thing I don't keep my computer in my bedroom. I've bought a lot of Sabrent products over the years and been pleased with all, this one is no exception. EDIT Then I ran into a problem - the card reader's usb port didn't work with my webcam. I posted a question and with the help of our alert Amazon readers found an answer, and the card reader, usb port and all, now works 100%. My computer's mobo has 3 usb headers side by side, very near the bottom hard drive (tower case), all 3 inconvenient to reach. The 2 front usb ports are connected to the middle header and work fine with everything, including my webcam. When I replaced my dying card reader with the new Sabrent I plugged the Sabrent into a different header than the old reader had been connected to, because it was less inconvenient to reach. Just now I switched the Sabrent back to the same header the predecessor card reader had been connected to - bingo, fixed. (Why did this fix it - I don't know.) Webcam works fine. Rest of the card reader works fine too. Just BTW, per the standard USB 2 pinout, pins 1 and 2 are +5v power and there are several grounds, from which I conclude that all standard usb connections are powered (but perhaps at different levels of power, that I don't know). So I remain happy with this Sabrent card reader.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2014 by pasquale
Size: Supports 74 Memory Type
received an installed this drive with an adapter to fit 5.25 bay. Worked well until two days ago. I use it as a secondary USB port (which, BTW, is manufactured upside down so you can't see the light on a thumb drive when inserted) but mostly as a CF reader for a surveying instrument. 2 days ago I inserted the CF card and a message appeared telling me to insert media into the port (L:). pulled the card, reinserted and same message. Could not figure out the issue as all the other ports appeared to be functional. Fortunately, I have a UGreen USB portable that also reads CF cards and extracted my data. Did a quick pull apart on the MOBO (disconnected all devices, save the main SSD and then began reattachment of other drives and system USB (to USB 1) and this reader to USB 2. Tried the CF card again and NO-GO. Then I did what any good tech would do. I used my magnifier app on my phone an looked at the pins in the UGreen reader (the one that works). I discovered a fine hair running from side to side inside the port and removed it with tweezers (it really had no effect on the card read just spring cleaning). But that got me to thinking. So I used my magnifier to look at the pins on the Sabrent CF port. LO and BEHOLD...the upper left pin and the the lower right pins had both bent left and right accordingly and were flat against the backside of the reader. In other words, because the depth of the port is so shallow any sideways input of the CF card pushed the pins to the side and back and the reader won't work. Used an x-acto knife and a little patience and realigned the two pins. This is a problem that I had read about before. The depth of the CF slot (and the lack of solid, durable side guides) will cause the pins to bend if the card is not inserted PERFECTLY straight into the reader. DON'T BUY THIS DEVICE!!!! I suspect that I will be doing more gizmo rigging in the future to allay the devices shortcomings. Can anyone recommend a better, deeper, well manufactured multi-card reader? I have seen a couple with dedicated USB 3.0 MOBO expansion connectors and both USB 2.0 connectors and separate MOLEX power (as an example Rosewill 2-Port USB 3.0 4-Port USB 2.0 Hub eSATA Multi-In-1 Internal Card Reader with USB 3.0 Connector (RDCR-11004). I am using an MSI Z77a-G45 MOBO that has a 3.0 connector adapter and a spare USB2.0 connector and PLENTY of molex) . I would like to get a well manufactured, deep ported 5.25 inch wide device for my system. Thanks much
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2017 by John
Size: Supports 74 Memory Type
This is my 2nd unit and I really want to give it 5 stars because of the features and price. The biggest issue I see here is with the CF slot. If you use it regularly you will wind up bending pins eventually. The problem I have is that the pins are so close to the surface of the unit. There's a track that the CF card has to be in to insert into the slot, which is designed to precisely line the pins in the reader up with the holes on the card, however the entire CF slot is so narrow that unless you're inserting the card exactly centered (which isn't usually the case....your computer tower is usually to one side or another so you inadvertently will put more force on one side) the pins on one side make contact before the other side and they will bend. If the pins were another half inch deeper inside the unit, the track would function as it was designed and get everything lined up before contact is made, however the shallow slot doesn't allow proper alignment. I bent the pins on my first unit and managed to fix them the first few times, but once bent, they always bent again. Eventually I really messed the alignment up and bent them all the way over and had to get a new one. I didn't mean to order the same one, but I just ordered based on price and feature and wound up with the same one. Will see how long this one lasts. All that said, it's a good reader, you just have to be VERY careful when inserting CF cards.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2014 by M. Smith
Size: Supports 74 Memory Type
Worked great for me! I had an old Windows 7 Acer computer than I recently installed Linux Mint XFCE on. The card reader that came with it was similar to this one, but it was so old that it could not read the newer Micro SD cards. I took out the old one and put this one in. It was simple, except that the old Acer model had the face plate built into the PC case. I had to cut the old face plate out with a dremel tool. No fault of this device. If you have a floppy slot, or a card reader that comes out with the face plate attached, you won't have that problem. Again, that was a problem with my PC, not this device. Anyway, once it was installed I powered the computer up and Linux recognized it without any problems. It was 100% plug and play, no drivers needed or anything. I tried a newer Micro SD card and it automounted it and read it perfectly. About some of the other reviews. I think someone mentioned the card did not go in as far as they thought it should. I did not experience that with my unit. The Micro SD card went in with roughly 1/8" sticking out, about the same as my old one. I did not find the LED power light to be as "blinding" as some mentioned. In fact it was about the brightness of any LED on a computer panel. Blue does tend to show up more than green or red LEDs from my experience, but nothing to complain about. Also, when I powered off my PC, the LED powered off with it. It did not stay on like a few mentioned. I think those people must be putting their computers in sleep or suspend mode or something. I power my computer off, by shutting it completely down. If you do that, the LED should power off with it. Mine certainly did. For the price, you won't find any better value! It feels and looks solid. The even include a pack of screws to mount it!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2026 by T. Barnard
Size: Supports 74 Memory Type
I needed something that would read SD and micro/mini (whichever you want to call it) SD cards, but I didn't want to get one that required a separate power source or one that required an internal USB 3 connection as my case already had the only one on my motherboard in use. I wanted something that would fit in my computer tower though because I don't want a bunch of stuff cluttering up my desk, or sitting in a drawer waiting to be used. I also didn't want to spend a fortune on it. Well, this was perfect as it was low cost, had probably any card slot I will ever need on it and comes with a USB 2 port on it that is perfect for my game controller which is the only thing I want in a drawer waiting to be used. Yeah, I could leave it hooked up in the back, but that clutters the desk with something I don't use every time I used the computer. The connection is done via internal USB 2 port on the motherboard and not your typical USB 2 port you would find on the back. Most motherboards have an abundance of these anymore so it shouldn't be a problem for anybody. Everything works perfectly and looks really nice in my case, and it was shipped with a couple other things I ordered packaged a lot better than I actually thought it would be. I purchased this from Store4PC which was fulfilled by Amazon, and I will be more than likely to do business with them again as I am very happy with my order.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2016 by MED