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Vivitar 50-in-1 Memory Card Reader / Writer (Black)

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Vivitar 50-in-1 Memory Card Reader / Writer (Black)
Key Features
  • For SD, MemoryStick, CompactFlash, and MMC Memory Cards
This black 50-in-1 Memory Card Reader / Writer from Vivitar lets you transfer files on your card to a computer with a USB port. The reader is compatible with the following memory cards:
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Vivitar VIV-RW-5000-BLK Overview

This black 50-in-1 Memory Card Reader / Writer from Vivitar lets you transfer files on your card to a computer with a USB port. The reader is compatible with the following memory cards:

Slot 1: MemoryStick, MS Magic Gate, MS PRO, MS PRO (MG), Extreme MS PRO, Extreme III MS PRO, HS MS PRO, HS MS MG PRO, MS Duo, MS Duo (MG), MS PRO Duo, MS PRO DUO (MG), HS MS PRO Duo, HS MS MG PRO Duo, MS Select, MS PRO Ultra II, MS PRO Duo Ultra II, MS ROM, M2

Slot 2: CF, CF II, CF 3.0, EXTREME III CF, EXTREME CF, ULTRA II CF, HS CF, XS-XS CF, CF ELITE PRO, CF PRO, CF PRO II, CF 4.0, IBM MD, HITACHI MD, MAGIC STOR MS

Slot 3: SD, MiniSD, HS MiniSD, EXTREME SD, EXTREME III SD, ULTRA SD, ULTRA II SD, ULTRA II SD PLUS, SD-ULTRA-X, ULTRA SPEED SD, SD PRO, SDHC, SD ELITE PRO, HS SD, MMC, MMC 4.0, HS MMC, HS RS MMC, RS MMC, RS MMC 4.0, MMC MOBILE, MMC MICRO, MMC PLUS, MMC 4.2

Slot 4: MicroSD (T-flash)

Slot 5: XD

MiniSD, RS MMC, RS MMC 4.0, MMC MOBILE, and MMC MICRO require an additional adapter

UPC: 681066257630

Vivitar VIV-RW-5000-BLK Specs

Media Card Reader
1x CompactFlash Type II
1x Memory Stick PRO Duo
1x microSD (Unspecified Type)
1x SDHC
1x xD
Host Connection
USB-A 2.0 via Built-In Connector
Power Source
Bus Powered
Enclosure Material
Plastic
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.075 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
6.05 x 4.3 x 0.6"

Vivitar VIV-RW-5000-BLK Reviews

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Will this work on Windows 10?

Will this work on Windows 10?
Asked by: Becky
Yes, this will work for Windows 10.
Answered by: Rob
Date published: 2021-02-08

Will this read an old SmartMedia SM card?

Will this read an old SmartMedia SM card?
Asked by: Timothy
Unfortunately, the Vivitar 50-in-1 Memory Card Reader / Writer cannot read SmartMedia cards.
Answered by: Kirk R
Date published: 2021-12-06

Can you also copy files to a sd card or does it ...

Can you also copy files to a sd card or does it just transfer files
Asked by: William
Yes, you may insert an SD/SDHC/SDXC memory card into the Vivitar 50-in-1 Memory Card Reader / Writer and connect the card reader to a computer to transfer files from your computer to the SD/SDHC/SDXC memory card.
Answered by: Manzell L
Date published: 2021-01-26

When plugged into computer, will it give a drive ...

When plugged into computer, will it give a drive number? Trying to recover deleted files, and when my card is in the camera I don't get the needed drive letter.
Asked by: Rob
Yes the files should come up as a drive letter, but not number. It also will show after the drive letter what you have named the SD card.
Answered by: Zachariah
Date published: 2021-02-21

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Can you transfer the files onto anything else besides a PC?
Asked by: Baby C.
mine works fine.
Answered by: Robert C.
Date published: 2018-08-28

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will this work on an older model imac?
Asked by: Anonymous
It should. I have an older IMac and the reader works just fine.
Answered by: LANDERS B.
Date published: 2018-08-28

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This won't run on my windows 7?
Asked by: Anonymous
I am currently using this card read with Windows 7 on a Dell laptop. I use with CF and SD cards. Once the reader is inserted into the USB port and a card is inserted into the reader, click on the Windows Start icon (bottom left) and then click on Computer. This will pull up the various devices plugged in including the reader. Then just open the reader and your files. Not sure what else could be wrong. With a card inserted it won't just come up on the screen. You need to go in and dig it out as I mentioned above.
Answered by: PHILIP C.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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