DeLOCK 65529 card reader, USB 2.0, black

The DeLOCK 65529 Card Reader + Hub connects to a smartphone or tablet via Micro USB OTG and allows reading and writing of a wide range of memory cards. In addition to card reading functions, the device provides three USB A female ports so you can attach standard USB devices such as HDDs, USB flash drives, keyboards or mice to your OTG-enabled mobile device. The compact black unit includes a USB cable for straightforward connection and is suited for portable use.

Advantages

The device supports many card formats including MicroSD, MicroSDHC, MicroSDXC, MMC and multiple Memory Stick variants, offering flexible media compatibility. The integrated USB 2.0 hub with three USB A ports enables simultaneous connection of multiple USB peripherals. Its Micro USB OTG interface allows direct use with compatible smartphones and tablets without requiring a PC.

Suitable for

• Expanding mobile device connectivity with external storage (HDD, USB flash drives)
• Transferring photos, videos and documents between memory cards and OTG-enabled phones or tablets
• Connecting USB input devices (keyboard, mouse) to a mobile device
• Accessing various memory card formats in the field or while travelling

Key specifications

• Interface: Micro USB OTG (to host device), USB 2.0 on hub ports
• Supported memory cards: MS PRO Duo, SDXC, SDHC, SD, RS-MMC, MS Pro-HG, MS PRO, MS Micro (M2), MS Duo, MMCmicro, MMC, MicroSDXC, MicroSDHC, MicroSD (TransFlash)
• Number of USB A ports: 3 (female)
• Product colour: Black
• Dimensions: 66 x 242 x 16 mm
• Included accessories: USB cable

How to use

Connect the card reader's Micro USB plug to a smartphone or tablet that supports OTG. Insert the required memory card into the appropriate card slot. Connect USB peripherals to the USB A ports if needed. The mobile device should recognise attached storage or input devices automatically; use your device's file manager or apps to access files on cards or connected drives.

Recommendations

Use with OTG-compatible Android devices; ensure the phone or tablet supports the specific card and file system formats used on external drives. For large-capacity drives, connect to a powered USB hub or externally powered HDD if the mobile device cannot supply sufficient power.