Lexar Multi-Card 3-in-1 USB Reader
The Lexar 3-in-1 Card Reader covers the basics, but average speeds and a bulky design make it feel dated in a market full of faster USB-C alternatives.
A good card reader should disappear into your workflow, and that's where the Lexar falls short. It reads SD and microSD cards reliably enough, but transfer speeds don't take full advantage of today's faster memory cards.
The attached cable also makes it less portable than newer, more compact readers, and the plastic housing feels fairly inexpensive.
It isn't a bad product, but it's hard to recommend when faster, smaller USB-C card readers are widely available for about the same price.
Reviewed by NextGearReview
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