SD Card Reader for iPhone iPad, Oyuiasle Digital Trail Camera SD Card Viewer with Dual Slot for MicroSD/SD, Lightening&USBC Dual-Connector Memory Card Adapter for Photography, Plug and Play

This Oyuiasle SD card reader has been a game changer for transferring photos and videos quickly from my camera to my iPhone and iPad. The dual slots for SD and microSD cards are super handy, and the fact that it includes both a Lightning and USB-C connector makes it incredibly versatile — I can use it with my iPhone, iPad, and even newer MacBooks or other USB-C devices.The transfer speed is fast and reliable, and I haven’t experienced any connection issues. It works instantly with the iOS Photos app — no extra software needed. Perfect for photographers, vloggers, or anyone who needs a quick and simple way to access files from their camera or trail cam.Highly recommended if you want an affordable and portable card reader that just works.

This SD card reader works perfectly with my iPhone and iPad. It’s truly plug-and-play, with no setup needed, and it reads both SD and microSD cards quickly and smoothly. I use it often for transferring photos and videos, and it’s been a huge time saver.I also love that it has both Lightning and USB-C connectors, so it works across multiple devices without needing adapters. Compact, easy to carry, and reliable—this little device is a must-have for anyone working with cameras or memory cards on the go.

Not only does it work seamlessly, I was able to play pirated movies on my I Pad. And the device accepts the Apple cable for charging. If it breaks or stops working for any reason, I will update.Obviously, the player Apple uses to view video files will not play every type of file. .mkv files won't play for instance on my I Pad. If you had an .mkv file - for example - convert it to a file type that works - like mp4. Many websites online provide this service for free.Also, the unique plug Apple has for all it's devices are prone to need of regular replacement. This type of cord more often than other cables no longer function after only a few months with cheap cords... and this is a very cheap cord. Once plugged into your Apple device, I wouldn't recommend not unplugging and plugging back into. And, when the plug no longer functions, the entire product here will become useless.

works good just stops reading at some points.

This product was a great price for what it does. I was tired of waiting to be connected to wifi so that I could download my photos from my camera. This lets me download it right from the SD card to my iPad/iphone. Highly recommend

This SD card reader is a game-changer! It connects easily to my iPhone and transfers photos and videos quickly without any hassle. Perfect for photographers or anyone who needs fast, on-the-go access to their media. Compact, reliable, and super easy to use. Definitely worth it!

I only used this photo importing device once, and it wiped my entire SD memory card.I’ve had this SD card for a few years now.I had about 30-40 photos total stored on the SD card. When I tried to import the photos to my iPhone using this device, it showed no images available to import. So I removed the SD card and tried uploading the photos to my computer (as I’ve done several times in the past) which also came up blank.At that point, I removed the SD card from my computer and tried putting it back into my digital camera. When I turned the camera on, the screen began to glitch on and off with an error message that said, “card cannot be read” and the camera lens was closing and opening. I panicked and turned the camera off because I was afraid it was about to mess up my camera or something!I’ve never seen anything like this happen.I tried turning on the camera again without the SD card in it, and it worked totally fine.It’s like somehow the SD card caught a virus the moment I put it into the import device.I brought my SD card to a Camera/Photo shop in hopes I could recover the photos, but the man who worked there said the card was completely wiped and no longer readable. He also believes that the card must’ve caught a virus from using the import device, because there was no other explanation as to why this would happen.I looked through these reviews to see if maybe someone might’ve had the same experience as I did, but nothing like this has been reported by anyone else!I guess that means I’m just extremely unlucky lol.I was pretty sad about losing my photos, but it is what it is and I bought a new memory card.However, I’m nervous to try using the import device again. I’m convinced that the device I received was defective, so I will not be using it.For this reason, I’m going to give the device a one star rating

Really easy to transfer pictures from camera to iPhone. I have a Kodak fz45. Comes with adapters for the lighting and USBc