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Fastes possible Type C to Micro SD Adapter?

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Hi

I practise filming with my Smartphone who works better and better. The only problem I had (before) is the internal Storage is limited and export to an Type C after Filming need way to much time.

So I found on Aliexpress and from my IT Distributor some USB-C to USB-C hub who allow me to connect the Stereo Mic Adapter, "external" Power (Bank) and an additional Storage Device (with Type C) to my Phone.

I try an SSD now and it works I can record onto the SSD. Sadly the are very big and clunky and ya... So I will try an MicroSD Adapter. Well I still have one who 1/4 of the Card sticking out. I guess everyone will imagine thats a bad think...

Can someone recommend an Micro, Mini,... Type C to Micro SD Adapter where the Card sit flush and secure inside?

Thanks

From AT. :x

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SD cards are going to be much more limited and a lot slower than that SSD. While it's clunky it's still going to be the faster option out of the two. The one and only thing the SD card has going is the size, but with an adapter it's going to be in the way as well and most are not enclosed they are just something you slip the card into and they all stick 1/4th to half way out of the adapter, it's going to be super easy to lose them.

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just plain old USB 3.0 is WAY faster than even the fastest micro SD card i could find, and chances are pretty good that for 99% of the card readers out there they use one of 'a very small choice' of chipsets, so essentially whatever you buy it's gonna be more or less the same result, as long as it's propper USB3 in some way.

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I've got 4 of these, very convenient. Using Sandisk Extreme Pros in them, and get my 90MB/s.

https://www.kingston.com/en/memory-card-readers/mobilelite-duo-3c

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4 hours ago, huilun02 said:

I haven't tried these specifically but all of the dual port ones I could find in my country were terribly performing (10-20MB/s writes) which is why I went with the reader+card approach.

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