DataLink 3-in-1 USB-C Card Reader

Phone full, cable gone, file urgently needed — and no solution in sight.

You’re stuck with a full phone memory, the cloud upload is crawling at a snail’s pace, and the right adapter is, of course, somewhere else. The DataLink 3-in-1 USB-C card reader plugs directly into your device’s USB-C port — no drivers, no installation. It reads SD cards, microSD, and USB sticks at up to 480 Mbps, so photos, videos, and documents transfer in seconds. Your mobile data center that fits in any pocket.

Benefits

• No more waiting for slow uploads: With speeds up to 480 Mbps, hundreds of photos and videos transfer before you’ve even started the upload — those annoying loading bars are a thing of the past.
• No more searching for the right adapter: One single device reads SD cards, microSD, and USB sticks simultaneously — you’ll never have to carry multiple readers or leave the wrong accessory at home again.
• No worries about compatibility: DataLink works directly with iPhone 15/16, Android USB-C, Windows, and Linux — no driver roulette or error messages on first connection.

Specifications

• Transfer speed: up to 480 Mbps
• Supported card types: SD card, microSD/TF card, USB stick
• Connection: USB-C / iPhone Lightning (depending on version)
• Compatibility: iPhone 15/16 (iOS 13+), Android USB-C, Windows, Linux
• Plug-and-play: Yes, no drivers required
• Color: White or Black (depending on version)

How to Use

1. Connect: Plug the DataLink directly into the USB-C or Lightning port of your smartphone, tablet, or PC — no software needed.
2. Insert card: Slide your SD card, microSD, or USB stick into the appropriate slot — the device recognizes it automatically right away.
3. Transfer: Open your file manager or photo app and move, copy, or back up your data directly at speeds up to 480 Mbps.

Pro tip: If you want to transfer hundreds of RAW photos from your camera’s SD card to your iPhone after a vacation, plug in the DataLink first — the photos land on your device via the file app faster than you could send them individually via AirDrop.