Battery Icon On Desktop Computer

Just insert your memory card, connect to your computer, click on the icon on your desktop and you have your pix..

I have taken 400 pics with flash and the battery icon is still full.

Once you plug it in you just have to click on the icon that appears on your desktop. I have found that you have to reboot your machine if you plug in to a different screen/setup, but it's not a big deal. Glad to have dual monitors again. Thank you!

I just unpacked the little disk and plugged it into my MacBook Pro. It fit snugly into the SD slot, and the icon popped up on my desktop. I thought for awhile about a name and then came up with the name SpaceX since it gives me extra space. Yes, I know that the name is already taken by a company which has a new, inventive way of launching and landing space rockets, but it fits for me. I was concerned about the speed of transferring many files at one time or very large files; however, I was surprised at how fast my files transferred over to SpaceX. They transferred over amazingly fast. After using the 128GB JetDrive Lite 330 Flash Expansion Card for a couple of weeks, I am not even aware that it is inserted into the right side of my Macbook Pro. Its icon sits next to my hard drive icon on my desktop and provides me with all the space I need to offload files which accumulate on my desktop and anywhere else on my laptop. I love it! I wish that I had another slot on my MacBook Pro to buy another one which I would name SpaceX 2. This has been the best purchase for my MacBook Pro since I bought it several years ago.

Best desktop computer I had yet

Excellent compact desktop computer.

I just upgraded my desktop computer to an Apple Studio and wanted a keyboard with Touch ID. This keyboard is wireless and has a rechargeable battery. The Touch ID allows me to unlock the computer, open apps, websites and process payments with just a touch on my finger. The keys have a nice feel and the battery lasts a long time. Well with the cost.

Unlike most reviewers, I have years of experience with this model. The display has changed a bit over the years but it's still the same. My location has about weekly power interruptions from limbs striking power lines, and without these a Windows desktop could be wiped out. A laptop couldn't care less. The screen might get a bit dim over the years, and the reassuring 100 percent reading on the battery charge can't be trusted after about 5 years. The battery is super simple to change, and cheap. I recommend that at 5 years you test the capacity by plugging in something like a floor lamp and pulling the plug, to see how long it lasts. Don't even think about getting a UPS that doesn't have Sinewave' in the description, because it's cruel to your equipment. I'm reviewing this, the fourth one, which I just got for a granddaughter who is an architect and using a powerful computer I built her. The unit can only handle 600 watts but actual measurements of the computer's and monitor's power needs show that this will do the job. If you are in a thunderstorm or the lights are flickering, you should power down a desktop anyway.

I use this product to hold up my mission critical desktop computer until the main whole house battery backup system switches in to avoid a loss of power reboot. Product is quiet, small, and integrates well into my system configuration.

For a little more then the cost of a replacement battery I know have a new UPS to protect my desktop computer. Having been involved with computers since 1968 I know two things are important; backing up my data and protecting my equipment and data from power interruptions. I like my new BR700G and can recommend it to anyone needing to protect their computing equipment and data.