siroka 5-in-1 OTG Card Reader USB 3.1 Type-C White 25g
A 25 g USB 3.1 Type-C card reader reads TF cards and connects USB keyboards, mice, drives or gamepads to phones, laptops or computers
- Product colorWhite
- Reads TF cards via USB 3.0, Micro-USB and Type-C connectors
- Connects keyboards, mice, flash drives and gamepads through the USB-A port
- Works with phones, tablets and computers across multiple operating systems
- Weighs only 25 g for easy pocket carry
- ABS shell with UV coating resists everyday wear
Compact 5-in-1 OTG Card Reader
This siroka card reader combines USB 3.0, Micro USB and Type-C plugs in a single white ABS housing weighing 25 g. It reads TF and micro SD cards and also acts as a host for USB peripherals such as keyboards, mice, flash drives and gamepads on phones, tablets and computers.
Suited for multi-device workflows.
The adapter suits users who move between USB-A, Micro USB and Type-C hosts and need one dongle for card offload plus peripheral connection. Buyers who only ever use a single port type or who require dedicated high-bandwidth video output will not benefit from the multi-interface design.
USB 3.1 Gen 1 (5 Gbit/s) interface
The product is specified for USB 3.1 speeds, so the bus tops out at 5 Gbit/s. If your workflow demands sustained throughput above that ceiling, this reader will be the bottleneck.
How it compares
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- Price $11.99
- Cheaper than about 75% of the 511 comparable items (median $18.99).
Specifications
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| Product color | White |
Questions about this item
What USB 3.1 standard does the reader use, and what practical speed does that cap at?
The reader uses a USB 3.1 interface with a USB 3.0 male connector, capping real-world transfer speed at the USB 3.0 level.
What physical space does the 25 g white ABS body need to plug into a phone, tablet or laptop?
The compact 25 g ABS housing fits a Type-C port, a micro-USB port or a standard USB-A port without blocking adjacent sockets.
How do I install the reader, and which step do people often get wrong?
Plug the required connector — Type-C, micro-USB or USB-A — into the host device, then insert the TF card; the common mistake is inserting the card before the reader is fully seated.
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