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Card readers

Delkin

Devices USB 3.0 Dual Slot SD UHS-II and CF Memory Card Reader

£30/$22

www.delkindevices.com

This card reader sports the classic combo of SD and CompactFlash slots, both being the fastest of their type – UHS-II and UDMA 7. You can use both simultaneously, and the case’s design means a card of each type can be stored inside the reader, protected by a hinged rubber door that closes around them.

The 90cm USB Type-A lead is hardwired to the reader, so while you won’t lose it, it can be slightly awkward for transportation, and you’ll need an adapter to connect this reader to a Type-C based laptop like Apple’s MacBook Pro.

Speed-wise, we could only extract a maximum video read speed of

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