WALNEW SD Card Reader User Manual

SD Card Reader
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SD Card Reader

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Q: Why Mac asks to allow an accessory to connect?

A: When a new USB or Thunderbolt accessory connects to your Mac laptop with Apple silicon and macOS Ventura or later at the first time, you will get an alert that asks you to allow the accessory to connect. This is the security policy of Mac system. You need to choose ALLOW before you can use them. If you choose DON’T ALLOW, your Mac won't recognize the accessory or give it access to the data on your Mac, and you'll be asked again to allow it to connect on the next time you use the accessory.

Q: What is QTG?

A: OTG is On-The-Go. OTG is mainly used for connecting different devices or mobile devices for data changes. A OTG compatible device is competent to act as a controller or a host of the other USB devices.

Q: When using, can’t get transfer rate 5 Gbps?

A: Our SD card reader indeed can support 5 Gbps Speedy access at USB-A or USB-C upstream port. The practical transfer rate depends on data interface, storage card format and operating system, and in most cases is the TF/ SD card itself that can't reach ideal speed.

Q: What about UHS- II cards? Any issues with those?

A: UHS- II cards can also read in WALNEW SD card adapter, but please kindly note that UHS-II cards will also read at speed of UHS-I.

Q: Maximum reading capacity of the storage card?

A: Up to 2TB.

Q: How to remove the Micro SD card once inserted?

A: Push Push function means you just need to slightly press the inserted card, and the internal structure of the adapter will automatically eject it out to make you easily remove.

Q: Why can’t save files to SD or Micro SD card?

A: The compatibility of different formats of the SD or Micro SD card used on different systems is as follow table, please check and choose the appropriate format you need to use.

Q: What's the warranty of this Card Reader?

A: We offer 18-month warranty for this Card Reader.

If there is any question, please feel free to contact us any time. We will reply you within 24 hours.
Support-Service Email Address: support@walnew.cc

Compatible List (INCOMPLETE LIST)

with Card

SD, SDHC, SDXC, Extreme I Il1 SD, Ultra 11 SD, MMC, RS-MMC
Micro SD, Micro SDHC, Micro SDXC

with Computer

Apple Mac	Macbook/Macbook Air/Macbook Pro (include M1/M1 Max Chipset) iMac/Mac mini/Mac studio/Mac Pro
Others	Chromebook/Dell/Asus/Acer/Lenovo/Surface with USB-C or USB-A port

with iPad

iPad with USB-C port

with Phone and other tablet
When connecting to other mobile devices, please kindly make sure that your USB C phone/tablet supports OTG function.

Samsung	Galaxy S23 Ultra/S23+/S23/, S22+/S22 Ultra/S22, 521/ S20/S20 Plus/S20 Ultra, S10/S10 Plus/S10e/S9/S9 Plus/ 58/S8 Plus; Galaxy Note 10/Note 10+/Note 9/ Note 8/A70 Galaxy Tab S8/S8+/S8 Ultra/S7/S6, Galaxy Tab A8/A7
Microsoft	Surface Pro 9/8/7+, Surface Go 3/2

Incompatible List

Not support: Memory Stick Card; CF card; XQD Card, Micro MMC Card.
Not support: Micro USB Port.
Not recommend for TV set.
For Android phones such as Samsung phones, the memory card file format should be FAT32/EXFAT, NTFS is not supported.
Support phone case within 1mm/0.04inch.
Data transfer rates are subject to the speed of the memory card itself and your computer’s USB ports.

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Documents / Resources

SD Card Reader

User Manual · SD Card Reader, Card Reader, Reader

References

User Manualmanual.tools

Published: November 8, 2023

This is a waste of time I can’t move pictures from my phone to the card to my laptop you have NO info on how to do that

Al Avery asks This is a waste of time I can't move pictures from my phone to the card to my laptop you have NO info on how to do that

Manuals+ clarified question

Question

How do I transfer photos from my phone to an SD card and then to my laptop using the WALNEW SD Card Reader?

Answer

To transfer photos from your phone to your laptop using the WALNEW SD Card Reader, follow these steps:

Check Compatibility: Ensure your phone supports OTG (On-The-Go) function. Most modern USB-C Android phones support this, but you may need to enable it in your phone's settings.
Insert the Card: Insert your SD or Micro SD card into the WALNEW reader. Note that for Micro SD cards, this reader uses a "Push-Push" mechanism; press it in until it clicks.
Connect to Phone: Plug the reader into your phone. Open your phone's "Files" or "My Files" app. You should see the SD card listed as external storage.
Move Photos from Phone: Select the photos in your phone's internal storage, choose "Move" or "Copy," and select the SD card as the destination folder.
Connect to Laptop: Once the transfer is complete, safely eject the reader from your phone and plug it into your laptop's USB-C or USB-A port.
Transfer to Laptop: Open the file explorer on your laptop (Windows Explorer or Mac Finder), locate the SD card drive, and drag the photos to your laptop's hard drive.

Important Note: If you are using an Android phone (like a Samsung), ensure the SD card is formatted as FAT32 or exFAT. The manual notes that NTFS formatted cards may be read-only or unsupported on mobile devices.

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Al Avery says:

October 11, 2024 at 10:51 pm
This is a waste of time I can’t move pictures from my phone to the card to my laptop you have NO info on how to do that
Al Avery asks This is a waste of time I can't move pictures from my phone to the card to my laptop you have NO info on how to do that

Manuals+ clarified question

Question

How do I transfer photos from my phone to an SD card and then to my laptop using the WALNEW SD Card Reader?
Answer

To transfer photos from your phone to your laptop using the WALNEW SD Card Reader, follow these steps:

Check Compatibility: Ensure your phone supports OTG (On-The-Go) function. Most modern USB-C Android phones support this, but you may need to enable it in your phone's settings.

Insert the Card: Insert your SD or Micro SD card into the WALNEW reader. Note that for Micro SD cards, this reader uses a "Push-Push" mechanism; press it in until it clicks.

Connect to Phone: Plug the reader into your phone. Open your phone's "Files" or "My Files" app. You should see the SD card listed as external storage.

Move Photos from Phone: Select the photos in your phone's internal storage, choose "Move" or "Copy," and select the SD card as the destination folder.

Connect to Laptop: Once the transfer is complete, safely eject the reader from your phone and plug it into your laptop's USB-C or USB-A port.

Transfer to Laptop: Open the file explorer on your laptop (Windows Explorer or Mac Finder), locate the SD card drive, and drag the photos to your laptop's hard drive.

Important Note: If you are using an Android phone (like a Samsung), ensure the SD card is formatted as FAT32 or exFAT. The manual notes that NTFS formatted cards may be read-only or unsupported on mobile devices.
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