Card readers are typically small USB devices that plug into a computer or other device’s USB port. They allow you to access files from memory cards such as the ones you’d find in digital cameras.

Chewie is made of mostly plastic, aside from the gadgetry inside of his flip-out piece which, again, quite simply converts your microSD card into a nearly universally readable USB drive. This ...

The downside is that it’s $47. Our runner up, the Cable Matters USB 3.1 Type-C Dual Slot Card Reader for Micro SD/SDHC/SDXC Memory Cards, costs $12, but doesn’t support UHS-II.

For the ability to read those cards with the latest MacBook and MacBook Pro models, which use only USB-C ports, we tested the Iogear USB-C 3-Slot Card Reader/Writer ($20 MSRP; $16 on Amazon).

The Keyboard Keys USB Card Reader is USB 2.0 compatible, and supports SDHC, SD, micro SDHC, microSD, Sony M2, Memory Stick, and MS duo cards, and it measures 75.5mm by 14mm.

Disconnect the USB card reader from the USB port if you used one to transfer the files from the Micro SD card. Remove the Micro SD card from the SD card adapter, then reinsert it into the phone or ...

They’re actually pretty interesting, though – there’s the Quik Key, a micro-USB card reader that lets you grab pics and video from your GoPro and pop them right onto your phone for sharing ...

I can you that every Sony camera I've owned with a micro-USB port has used standard cables. For the cheap price of a cable it can't hurt to try, or you could just buy a USB card reader for quicker ...