USB C to SD/MicroSD Card Reader,Dual Slot USB Type C[Thunderbolt 3] OTG SD/TF Memory Card Adapter for MacBook Pro,MacBook,MacBook Air/iPad Pro 2018,Samsung Note10/9/S10/S9/S8, Del

【Phone&PC Supported】- This USB C OTG Card Reader offers you easy connection between flash memory card and a USB-C/Thunderbolt 3 enabled laptops, smartphones and tablets with OTG function. Simply change your phone into a host for data sync. Just One for all your USB C devices. Kind Reminder: When you finish using it, pls choose the icon “Eject Hard Drive to remove the hardware safely. 【Browsing Photos Instantly】- Compatible with SD, SDHC, SDXC, MicroSD, MicroSDHC, Micro SDXC cards are supported in UHS-I mode up to 104M/s. Browse and view photos instantly on your USB-C smartphones/laptops/tablets. View footage from your trail cameras, wildlife monitors, home security cameras, car monitors and share photos/albums directly with your friends 【Wide Compatibility】- Compatible with MacBook Pro 2018/2017/2016, MacBook 2017/2016/2015, iPad Pro 2018, Surface Book 2, Samsung Galaxy S10/S9/S8/Note 8/Note 9, HTC U11/U12, Pixelbook, Dell XPS 15 / XPS 13, Galaxy Book, and many other USB-C Devices. IMPORTANT NOTE:since smartphones CANNOT recognize NTFS format, only support FAT32 format, so please backup the files on your SD card and format the SD card into FAT32 format when you use it on phones 【Fast & Reliable Connection】- Support memory card capacity up to 512GB, fast transfer speed allow HD movies trasfer in just seconds. Small form factor, fit two connectors simultaneous.Direct cable connection - stable & reliable, say goodbye to bad wifi/bluetooth signals. (NOTE: can not read 2 cards simultaneously,only read one card at one time.) 【Driver & Power Free】-No external drivers or power required, convert your devices whenever you need. Compatible with various of operation system, such as Mac OS 10.x, Windows 7/8/8.1/10, Linux, Android. Supports memory cards capacity up to 512GB.Ideal for transferring high-resolution images and video recordings. NOTE: SDXC cards (capacity at 64GB or larger) use a special file format exFAT, which is not supported in Windows XP, Windows Vista before SP1, and Mac OS X before 10.6.6)