Product ReviewsMomax All in One Card Reader and SIM Card Reader Black
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 Rating: Review Date: 01/25/12  |
Cons: I inserted my sim card in it.I couldn't get it out.Thus no more sim card
Pros: It's waaay faster than my usb cable to my sony dx something 10 camera. Especially if you have a 32 gb sd card goin, you probably would want to pick up one of these. The usb took close to 12 hours to transfer while this took a bit over 20 mins. I mean, its only a difference of 3600% so you really have to think hard about it. |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/19/11 |
Cons:
none discovered at present
Pros: supported under Linux (at least with SDHC cards), have not tried others Comment:
works great with my Kingston 16GB SDHC Class 10 card under Linux (CentOS 5.5) without any special drivers or other modifications required. Have not tried under Windows, but question the other reviewer who indicated that the drivers were absolutely required (given that it works under Linux). |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/16/10 |
Cons:
SIM slot
Pros: Solid made, compact design Comment:
This card reader looks very nice, and solid. a USB cable attached, read Micro SD and M2 without adapter. Very well on the memory card read/write function.The issue is the SIM slot. It seems a bad assembly so the card reader will scratches the SIM card when inserted and may damage the cellphone SIM card. The intention that I bought it is the SIM card edit function. So I had to return it. |
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Rating: Review Date: 06/04/10 |
Cons:
all around pretty useless. You need to use the software provided to access your card(s)'s data.
Pros: None. All around useless. Comment:
I bought this, tried it out once for 10 mins, realized that you couldn't just normally read your cards as mass storage devices (you absolutely need to use the software provided, which is really not what I wanted), and threw it away in a drawer somewhere. |
Use only for sdhc card. Don't put your sim card in it. DONT!