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Insignia™ - USB-C to SD, microSD and CompactFlash Memory Card Reader - Black

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NS-CRDAC1

Whether you’re filming or taking photos, don’t run out of memory in the middle of a shoot. Transfer and back up files with the Insignia NS-CRDAC1, USB-C to SD, microSD and CompactFlash Memory Card Reader. Simply plug in your card reader with the included USB-C cable to connect the PC, tablet or other device quickly transfer data from your memory cards. USB-A to USB-C adapter enables USB-A port device for more compatibility and backward compatible with USB 2.0 device, if needed. It’s compatible with a wide variety of SD and microSD cards, as well as CompactFlash cards, to keep your creativity flowing without having to pause and delete unwanted files. Finally, its compact design means you can easily fit it in a pocket or bag. Never let a full memory card stop you again.

Versatile Compatibility

Works with Windows, macOS, ChromeOS, iPadOS, Android, and iOS (iPhone 15 series with USB-C port) systems.

Wide-ranging use

Supports SD, micro-SD, SDHC, micro-SDHC, SDXC, micro-SDXC and CF Type I memory cards.

Multi-LUN functionality

Lets you read and write data at the same time.

Transfer rate

Up to transfer speeds of 312 MB/s

USB-C to USB-A adapter

Grants increased compatibility with older systems.

High-speed support

Increases efficiency for SD/microSD cards with UHS-I and UHS-II technology.

USB-C cable

Provides flexible placement options with 3.28 ft (1 m) length.

Indicator light

Shows when the card reader is powered.

Compact design

Easily fits in a small bag or pocket.

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Manufacturer Insignia
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