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Compact card reader with USB 2.0, micro USB and USB-C connectors in a protective case

BONAEVER

BONAEVER YC-3202 3-in-1 Card Reader USB 2.0 Micro USB Type-C 480Mbps

SKU CH-VN3V-HNNWC

Reads SD, microSD and UHS-I cards via USB 2.0, Micro USB or USB-C at up to 480 Mbps

  • Case styleProtection Case
  • Three-in-one USB 2.0, Micro USB and Type-C ports for direct device connection
  • Reads SD, Micro SD and MMC families up to UHS-I without extra drivers
  • OTG support lets you manage files on phones, tablets and laptops instantly
  • Up to 480 Mbps transfer speed moves photos and videos quickly
  • Protective case design keeps the reader safe during transport

Three-interface card reader

The BONAEVER YC-3202 connects SD and microSD cards through USB 2.0, Micro USB or USB Type-C ports. It suits photographers and mobile users who move files between cameras, phones and laptops without carrying separate adapters.

UHS-I card support

The reader accepts SDXC, SDHC, SD, MMC, RS-MMC, microSDXC, microSD and microSDHC cards up to UHS-I speeds. Only one card slot is active at a time, so simultaneous dual-card access is not possible.

Steady 480 Mbps throughput

Sustained transfers run at the USB 2.0 bulk endpoint limit of 480 Mbps. The protective case shields the contacts during transport, and no driver installation is required on supported hosts.

How it compares

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Price $9.99
Cheaper than about 83% of the 511 comparable items (median $18.99).

Specifications

Size & build
Case styleProtection Case

Questions about this item

What does the 480 Mbps figure mean when the reader is plugged into a computer?

It is the theoretical maximum throughput of the USB 2.0 interface; real-world transfer speeds depend on the card used and the host controller.

Which interface standard limits the transfer rate to 480 Mbps?

The reader uses USB 2.0, so the bus caps sustained throughput at 480 Mbps regardless of card capability.

What physical space does the YC-3202 need to fit alongside other ports?

The compact protection-case design plugs directly into a USB-A, micro-USB or USB-C port without blocking adjacent sockets.

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