Lexar card a good deal

Card worked great. Plugged it into my laptop with with Windows Vista and my desktop with XP and had no problems with either. Read the CF and SD cards that I have. Don't let the re-furbished scare you off, mine at least came in perfect working order. I very good value for the price.

Lexar Media USB 12-in-1

Ordered to replace a smart media reader that wasn't compatible with Vista. Plug and play worked perfectly no drivers required. I have used it with smart media and xd cards. No complaints on the unit. Good value and fast shipping.

Great Card reader especially for the price

I had an old USB 1.1 card reader and needed something faster that would handle various types of cards including CF and XD. Although not the absolute cheapest, this was quite cheap, and certainly worth twice what I paid for it. It is fast, can read four cards (of different types) at once, and has a little operation light which can useful at times. It connects without trouble to the computer and has a built in lid which also acts as a stand when open. Great purchase.

Lexar 12-in-1 doesn't read correct images

I tried this card reader with my old AGFA ephoto 1280, which works fine. I picked this card reader because the description said it reads SmartMedia cards, and it does. It is easy to use ... plug and play. It read my cards just fine, and I thought all was well.

Then I tried taking some new pictures. When I then put the card into the card reader the results were very puzzling. I saw images that I had deleted, rather than new images. When I copied those images to my computer, it turned out that I did indeed have the new images. Apparently the card reader is reading the new photo number correctly but incorrectly attaching a deleted photo file to that number. (When you delete files, they remain orphaned on the media until overwritten). Fortunately, it still finds the correct photo file when you copy to the computer. This was annoying, but the worst was yet to come.

I believe this card reader has written some information to the disk, and now the camera no longer recognizes the card. I can't  more

I haven't used it much:

I got this for my Kodak Easyshare - I don't have the usb cord for it, and you can ONLY use a Kodak cord-too expensive. Well, I haven't used this memory card reader much, but when I did it was easy to use. Plug it in, and the pics just pop up. pretty self explanatory. and the fact that it was refurbished, just made it cheaper. I would definitely recommend this to a friend that doesn't have a usb cord for their digital camera.