Microsoft Surface Laptop 2 Sd Card Slot

This is a great little hub. I don't know about you, but I'm always looking for more plugablility. This solves that problem and then some by adding a lot of convenience and functionality. I love that it gives me some more USB ports, since I'm constantly needing them from a variety of peripherals. Having the SD card and micro SD slots is very helpful too. I have an SD card slot on my desktop, but its a pain to get to, so this makes it easier to use them. And my desktop cpu doesn't have a micro slot so this adds that capability without the need for a micro to standard SD card adapter. My laptop has neither SD card slots, so this is a necessity. The ability to charge a phone or something else with the powered USB-C port is also a nice feature that I see myself using often. And having the HDMI connectivity is a huge bonus, it's been very cool and added a whole new level of connectivity for me, especially with my laptop. The more connectivity you have with one piece of gear the better, and means less things you need to squeeze into your laptop bag or on your desk. And this little guy does the trick. It's going to be very helpful. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

All the ports are so useful especially the sd card slot! Transferring from my camera to the laptop is made so much easier! Plus the HDMI port is a big need for me! All in all I recommend this to anyone operating on a MacBook

I have used several types of laptop computers, but Microsoft Surface Pro 7 is more than I expected :)

The micro SD card case ought to have a slot dedicated to this reader.

Great for old SD card to convert to use in my Lexar card reader in CF slot.

Angelbird 256GB AV Pro UHS-II microSDXC Card U3 V60 A1 (ANP256MSDV60): Purchased from bhphotovideo.com, shipped by bhphotovideo.com, purchased on 24-FEB-2021: The microSDXC card and adapter come in original packaging. All items like on the B&H pictures. The card works very well. It becomes medium hot during writing and reading. Like for most cards recently purchased and tested, the card should be formated with full format and test/overwrite of full capacity (not short/fast format; this can easy take few hours). And/or a complete writing/reading test of the card should be performed using specialized software, e.g. H2testw. This will ensure full capacity available and relocation of bad sectors by the electronics of the memory card. This will ensure that during normal operation data get not lost and to prevent hang-ups of the card during writing. Unfortunately this conditioning of cards is often not more well done during production of cards. Tests with H2testw v1.4 on Microsoft Surface Book 2, exFAT 32kB cluster size, internal SD-slot (SD-Adapter with microSDXC card): Capacity 241342 MByte, Continuous write rate 102 MByte/s, Continuous read rate 134 MByte/s. Test by copying 30x1 GByte files on Microsoft Surface Book 2, exFAT 32kB cluster size, internal SD-slot: Continuous write rate 124-140 MByte/s, Continuous read rate 220-237 MByte/s. Test by copying 30x1 GByte files on Microsoft Surface Book 2, exFAT 32kB cluster size, Kingston MobileLite Plus USB3.2 UHS-II: Continuous write rate 124-140 MByte/s, Continuous read rate 235-250 MByte/s.

The second slot has a specific use for me and I need the best SD card for the job. This is it. No ands, ifs, or buts about it.

SD Card slot seems firm and not wishy washy...has not failed to make connection or require wiggling around of SD card. Fast transfers.

I paired this SSD card with a Sabrent NVMe M.2 SSD to PCIe on my last remaining PCI slot. It's on an older Acer TC-885-UR13 running LM22. I wish that I had done this sooner.

Installed without issue (other than having to remove bulky graphics card to get access to M.2 slot). Works as advertised, and Data Migration utility provided a new C drive on the new SSD.