AFT PRO-28U BLACK 28-in-1 USB 2.0 Internal/External Card Reader - Retail Reviews

To make things easier when connecting the cables, I just taped the two connectors together with all the colors paired up (so red is next to red, etc) and then plugged it into a vacant USB header on my mobo. Most USB headers have 9 pins; simply align the c...

I connected it to my motherboard using the included cables, and it works like it should. Vista detects the removable drives, and when I stick a card in it works the way you'd expect it to. The 3.5" form factor occupies what is otherwise a useless gap in m...

The USB cables might be a bit hard for a novice to figure out. Other than that I can't really think of any bad things to say about this little box.

I primarily bought it because you can install it internally and still connect it via a standard external USB cable because in my Cooler Master Stacker 810 all the front USB ports were connected to the motherboard so I still wanted to mount one internally

This product is in general an all around awesome little device. I've had no problems with it reading Smartmedia and Compactflash cards of 128MB and 2GB, respectively. Brands I've used with it include Kingston, Sandisk, and a generic CompYouKnowWhat card.

None really. But it would be kind of nice if only the bays that currently had media in them would show up in "My Computer" as opposed to all the empty drives showing up at once, but if you name them it's no problem.

I am not sure why there is a relatively low, but consistent percentage of negative reviews out there for all types of card readers. It's as if the more types they handle, the bigger the chance they don't work. I tried replacing it with a Sandisk 14-in-one...

Matches black case very well. Internal and external installation options. Front USB port handy for memory sticks in the internal configuration (my installation). The drivers that show the distinct card icons in color when a card is inserted were actually

The first one had weird instability problems--restarts for no reason, and twice my PC entered sleep mode and there was no way to recover without turning off the power supply. Usually this happened as I was plugging in a card or USB memory stick, but the l...