Downloading Photos From Samsung Cloud To Laptop

Used this to plug the USB C into my Samsung S10 phone, which allowed me upload photos to the cloud iff my SD card. This was much faster than using the Cannon wifi app.

Fast and easy to use. 128GB is just right size for videos and photos. Be sure get a card reader too for downloading.

Since wifi service is not always available, downloading a document over cellular and then editing on a laptop is a handy and time saver.

The Cloud Key is perfect for my setup. I used to run the UniFi Controller on my laptop, but this is a much better setup and allows me to expand later.

Just bought a Canon R6 and rather than trying to learn the wireless method of downloading photos to my computer, I needed a USB cable, as my previous one did not fit the new camera. Wanting to be sure I got the right one, I sent a message to B H asking for a recommendation. The answer came very quickly, in less than a day, recommending the EZQuest USB 3.1. The price was reasonable and I was confident it would work as needed, so I ordered it. While it did take over two weeks to receive it, the cable does exactly what I wanted it to do. Now I’m downloading my photos with ease. I always trust B H.

I bought this device specifically for downloading photos that I take from my camera onto my tablet. It performs exactly as expected and I really like the aluminum enclosure protecting the inner workings of the device. I haven't yet tried out the ports other than the SD card reader slot so I have no thoughts on the workings of these ports.

Does both sides at the same time with automatic enhancement! This is a great device. It is small and compact. It is wireless, so I can put it in my bedroom where my photos are and scan to my computer downstairs. Downloading software was a pain but once I got it up and running everything worked perfectly. The downloading file must be huge because it kept erroring out and I had to restart it several times. It would be helpful if a disk was included. I was very happy to see that notes or captions written on the back of photos are automatically scanned. The quality of the scans are remarkable. It gives you 2 versions of each scan: the first one is exactly like the original and also an improved version so you can choose which one you like better. You can scan hundreds of photos in an hour. This is a also great for receipts and business expenses for your taxes. You can keep everything much more organized if you have it scanned. This will come in very handy to scan all of our family photos that are in albums so we can digitalize them. I am also going to use it for old documents that can be OCR'd into new articles and posts for my business. This is a lot faster than our old flatbed scanner! Overall, this is a great scanner and does exactly what it says it will do. It will save you a lot of time and effort. Downloading the software is the only problem I had, otherwise this is a remarkable machine and worth every penny. This is a review for the Epson FastFoto FF-680W Wireless High-speed Photo and Document Scanner System that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

I use the adapter kit when viewing photos on the HDTV or downloading them to the computer. It is nice to know you are not discharging the battery in the process.

I have an EOS R6 camera with dual card slots so I am constantly downloading my photos. The pro-Grade Dual-Slot reader works great, is fast nd when the download is finished shut off automatically. I fully recommend it.

Extremely fast and efficient laptop. Bought it for Adobe Creative Cloud. I haven't used it for Adobe yet, but it is fast enough to use Da Vinci without issue.