FREE: All in 1 Card Reader/Writer

I can't read all the supported cards. Could you type them in, or post an in-focus shot? ^_^

Thank you for asking. I listed the cards in the description area.

Thanks!
And it supports writing to all those formats? Or just a few? (You'd be surprised how rare it is to find a multi format card reader that can also write to all those formats.)

Oh, and I hope you don't take offense, because I can see you've been on Listia for at least a while now, but if you use the "reply" button or link when you respond to a comment, it sends the commenter a copy of your reply to his/er inbox, notifying them of your answer. If you just use the regular "Comment" button, it is stored like any other comment, and the original asker gets no notification of your comment at all. ^_^

On the webpage, I thing you need to hover over the original comment, before the "reply" link appears. In the iOS app it just appears as a curved blue arrow. On the Android app I don't recall how it works, but I assure you that it does it too.

^_^

No problem, even though contrary to what some people seem to believe, I'm not here to criticize anybody, but I do feel a moral obligation to point out mistakes and misinformation that could cause a misunderstanding between buyer and seller. There are a depressingly large percentage of sellers that consider either requests for clarification, or pointing out when a claim can't be accurate, as rude. I had some idiot ranting because I had the gall to ask if there was anything wrong with what he was selling (the first in two years I might add), because "I couldn't sell it if there was anything wrong with it", saying that it's a stupid and rude question. Then immediately blocked me so I couldn't point out that that's exactly what some people do do. Then later came to one of MY auctions, partially titled "Handy...", and unblocked me just long enough to ask me "How handy is it?" And then blocking me right away again, I can only assume, to prove how rude asking a stupid question is, and how, I suppose, ANYBODY would fly off the handle and immediately start insulting the asker. It must have come as a great disappointment when I answered truthfully, to the best of my ability. Saying, "It's hard to say...", and following it up with a list of handy uses. I didn't even recognize his name until a day or two later, and went to see if I could comment or bid on his auctions. It's really sad that people some people have such a low opinion of themselves that they seem anxious to find insult in anything that could possibly be seen as a challenge or insult. The saddest thing is that he had well over 1,000 positive feedbacks under his belt. You'd think that he'd have encountered much worse than, "Does it work? Anything wrong with it?" ESPECIALLY in an auction that advertises, "As Is. No Buyer's remorse!" But, you know, I can't control his reactions, and it's no skin off my teeth.