Sunpak 72-in-1 High Speed Card Reader - Universal USB 2.0 Card Reader including SIM

My wife has a nice Kodak digital camera, just like mine! The camera uses compact flash memories. She NEEDS to move her pictures to her computer, and the device she had was very difficult to use! I already had a Sunpak 72-in-1 High Speed Card Reader so I suggested that she get one also!! I ordered it for her, and she LOVES it, it is SO EASY TO USE!!!! Beats what she had before many times over. AND the price was GREAT! I have my own reader just like it, and I love it, so I suggested one for her.

Walmart has this exact same prodcut, only you pay double there if not more than you would on here. The one I got from walmart lasted about a year. Works great when you need to transfer stuff from one sd card to another. I bought two, works great so far, no problems... Will buy again!!!!!!!!

I bought this device at Wal-Mart. This is a zero star product. My MicroSD Card goes in sideways. Doesn't fit at all. Certainly doesn't read my card. I will be going to bestbuy and getting a sandisc instead... I provided a photo for you guys... No matter how I slid the card in it would fit sideways...

The product unfortunately failed already. It worked great at first, but last month it stopped reading the SD cards.It was never abused and just sat on a shelf when not in use. I tried multiple cards.I have the older style and this was supposed to be a back-up.FYI, the older one is still going strong.

Great little unit as I have a couple at work to use professionally with my CF cards. Unfortunately, this unit does not want to accept my CF cards so I suspect that this one unit has a bent pin. All of the other sunpack 72 readers that I have at work work exceptionally well. I'd like to return this unit for a another, but at the price of $12 per unit and no return shipper in the packaging, I don't think it would be worth the time or $. I do have to say however that all of the other receptacles other than the CF reader, work fine.

I got this for the SIM card reader/writer. The downloaded software works on Windows 8, but is very particular about the formatting of Phonebook data. The text string should have a space between the first and last name, a comma between the last name and the phone number, the phone number should be just the number with no parentheses, dashes or spaces. This required a bit of editing of my contacts export from Outlook. The last edit I did was with the show hidden characters option enabled. If there are hidden characters the program will skip the entry and not write it to the SIM card. Bottom line it does work if you call up your inner Leonardo.

Very handy devise. I find myself using it all of the time. Fair priced.

This replaced the exact copy which no longer worked. The computer arks again,