4-in-1 SD and microSD Card Reader — USB-C and USB
A 4-in-1 reader for SD and microSD cards, in USB-C and USB-A. This is the tool that lets you add games and back up saves from a computer or a phone.
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- 1× 4-in-1 card reader
- Reads SD and microSD cards
- Dual connector: USB-C and USB-A
- Works with PC, Mac and Android
- No driver to install — mounts like a USB stick
- Keyring format, fits in a pocket
- Two colours: black and white
The link between your card and your computer
The entire library of a retro handheld console sits on one microSD card. The moment you want to add games, reorganise folders, change a theme or back up your progress, that card has to come out and go somewhere else. Which means owning something that can read it.
This 4-in-1 reader handles both SD and microSD cards and carries a USB-C connector as well as a USB-A one. So it plugs into a recent laptop just as happily as an older tower, a Mac, or an Android phone over USB-C — useful when no computer is to hand.
Keyring-sized, with no driver to install: the card simply shows up like a USB stick. The natural companion to our retro handheld consoles, and part of our retro gaming console accessories.
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Tech specs
Full specifications
- Cards supported
- SD and microSD
- Connectors
- USB-C and USB-A
- Standard
- USB 2.0
- Compatibility
- Windows, macOS, Linux, Android
- Setup
- No driver required
- Colours
- Black · White
Frequently asked questions
It lets you take the microSD card out of the console and plug it into a computer or phone, so you can add games, tidy folders, change a theme or recover your saves.
Yes, with an Android phone that has a USB-C port. Use the phone's file manager to reach the card once it is connected.
No. The reader is recognised natively by Windows, macOS, Linux and Android. The card appears as removable storage.
The reader does not cap capacity: it reads whatever your system can mount. Large exFAT cards work without issue.
Yes, an SD and a microSD can be inserted at the same time and show up as two separate drives.
It is USB 2.0, which is entirely fine for retro games measured in megabytes. For moving tens of gigabytes in one go, a USB 3.0 reader will be quicker.






