Product Description
What this is for
A pocket-sized USB adapter that lets a computer read microSD cards directly — with a 32GB microSD card included so it's ready to use out of the box.
For CCTV buyers, the practical use is checking or pulling footage: pop the card out of a dash cam, doorbell camera or standalone CCTV camera, slot it into this reader, plug it into a USB port, and the card shows up as a normal drive for copying files off.
Key facts
- USB 2.0 Type-A connection — plugs into a standard USB port on Windows, macOS or Linux; no drivers needed, it just mounts as removable storage.
- Reads microSD, microSDHC and microSDXC cards — the three common microSD formats, so it isn't limited to one card size or capacity class.
- 32GB microSD card included — enough for a working stock of clips, photos or backup files without buying storage separately.
- Compact mini design — small enough to carry in a laptop bag or leave plugged in permanently.
Where it fits in a CCTV setup
If a camera records to a microSD card rather than a separate recorder, this reader is the simplest way to get footage onto a PC for review or archiving — no need to remove the whole camera or use its network stream. It's a data-transfer accessory, not a recorder or camera in itself, so check your camera's own card slot supports the format before relying on it as your main storage.
Specifications
- Product Type
- USB microSD memory card reader
- USB Standard
- USB 2.0
- Connector
- USB Type-A
- Supported Cards
- microSD / TF
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this work with footage from my CCTV camera's microSD card?
Yes — if your camera records to a microSD, microSDHC or microSDXC card, this reader lets you plug that card into a computer and copy the files off directly.
Do I need to install any software?
No. It's plug and play on Windows, macOS and Linux, so it appears as a removable drive as soon as it's connected.
Does it come with a memory card?
Yes, a 32GB microSD card is included, so the reader is ready to use straight away.
Is this a recorder or does it just read cards?
It's a card reader only — it lets a computer access data already stored on a microSD card, it doesn't record or power a camera.
