SanDisk SDDR-86-07 6 in 1 USB 2.0 Hi-speed Reader

List Price: $39.99

Features:

• Hi-Speed USB 2.0 certified for fastest data transfer, with backwards compatiblity with all USB 1.1 ports
• All four memory slots are active, which allows you to copy data between the different memory cards at the same time
• Separate reader and docking station for quick desktop/laptop connectivity
• Easy to use; just drag and drop your files
• Compatible with Windows 98 SE, ME, 2000, XP and Macintosh OS 9.1x+ and OS X v10.1.2+

Accessories:
Targus DMC111 Digital Memory Card Case - Black (Koskin)	Targus PAUH212U 7 Port USB 2.0 Hub	Targus PAUH217U 4 Port Ultra Mini USB 2.0 Hub

Customer Reviews:

Quite good - just a bit delicate [Posted on 2003-06-26]
Very capable and suits all my needs - I had to replace it as my first failed as a result of bent internal conductors. But, I did replace it with another like - so I must like it.

I hope the store will take this one back ... [Posted on 2003-07-19]
I've had a [$$$]SD reader for some time but it's a USB 1.1 and even waiting for the folders to open was too long for me.

I shopped (too quickly) for a 6 in 1 (now 8 in 1's out there) and picked up this SanDisk USB 2.0 reader. After taking a lot of pictures I couldn't wait to plug it in and ...wooosshhh... them onto my hard drive.

No go ... I plugged it in and XP did its bit to auto-install the drivers and then told me that the drive was unavailable "J:\ refers to a location that is unavailable. It could be on a hard drive on this computer, ...". After some digging around I realized that Norton AV auto-protect disables the drive because it considers the SD card to be a boot drive - DISABLING NAV allows this card to work just fine thus far.

So, it it NAV fault or SanDisk? - no idea but until I find out that all readers do this then I'll be trying to return this one. Now I'm off to remove drives H,I,J,K,L,M from my computer.

If you don't have NAV auto-enabled then this card reader may be just the one for you.

PK

Works fine with XP Home on Pentium 2.4 [Posted on 2003-10-14]
I plugged it into a free usb 2.0 port and 3 mins later it was ready to use. I have only tried it with a smartmedia card and it works well. I tried it with WIN 2000 SP 2 and no go, it really does have to be SP 3 or better to work with WIN 2000.

I took 68 pics with my fuji 4800 today at 4MP resolution (interpolated), took out the smartmedia card and put it in the sandisk 6 in 1 for transfer... believe me it is very fast compared to making the transfer from my camera (at USB 1.1) Pics showed up almost instantly in Windows Explorer, seconds later I was slideshowing in Picasa!!. So far no complaints..it's fast and very mobile. It does what I want it to do.

I'm a happy customer !

DONOT WASTE MONEY ON IT [Posted on 2003-10-24]
looks and Feel great, read 32M CF card and SD card is ok, but not read the 256M CF card. Try to get another brand now :(

Sandisk 6 in1 has it's limits [Posted on 2003-12-28]
I have tried it with a 512 Sandisk SD memory card. 1st on a win98SE laptop platform, & subsequently on a WinXP desktop w/ USB 2.0

In both cases the process starts OK & then stall @ about 15 Second left when copying to the HD on the pc with files over 1MB.
The PC then locks up.

In win98, a newer driver must be downloaded from Sandisk's website.
In Win Xp no driver required.
Each port shows up as a different drive letter to allow copying from one type card to another.
When the disc copy option is selected only options for other media in this device are listed, along with floppie ( Not HD's ).

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