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£33.89 inc. VAT
AI-generated summary
At £28.28 ex-VAT, StarTech’s USB 3.0 internal multi-card reader with UHS‑II is one of those “get it done” buys for an office or small studio that needs quick card offload without constantly swapping devices. The big win is convenience: you get internal mounting and proper card support, which usually means more reliable transfers than cheap front-panel USB dongles—especially if you’re moving lots of files from cameras. For teams doing occasional photo/video work, training days, or shared media libraries, it’s good value.
That said, you shouldn’t buy it thinking you’ll magically max out UHS‑II speeds on every setup. In real life, performance depends heavily on the host interface and how your cards behave—most offices won’t notice a huge difference over simpler readers unless they’re already in a workflow where throughput matters. I’d recommend it if you want an internal, tidy solution and you actually use multiple card types. If you’re a pure “I just need to read SD cards sometimes” buyer or you’re working on a system with limited bandwidth/compatibility, you may be better off with a cheaper reader and spend the savings elsewhere.

STARTECH
StarTech.com CFast Card Reader - USB C - Memory Card Reader - Card to USB-C - Portable CFast 2.0 Reader / Writer (CFASTRWU3C) - Card reader (CF II) - USB-C 3.0

STARTECH
StarTech.com USB-C SD Express Card Reader, USB 10Gbps, Portable Memory Card Reader, USB Type-C to Secure Digital 7.1 Adapter, Works with Any Operating System - Card reader (SDHC, SDXC) - USB-C 3.2 Gen 2

Kingston
Kingston Workflow - Card reader (SDHC UHS-I, SDHC UHS-II, SDXC UHS-I, SDHC UHS-II) - USB-C 3.2 Gen 1

HP
HP Access Control Common Compact Flash Proximity Reader - Licence