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Lexar microSDXC Express Card Reader

The Lexar microSDXC Express Card Reader provides a perfect path to transfer data at up to 900MB/s. Built with an internal fan and highly durable materials, this card reader is designed to dissipate heat, lowering it as much as 19°C, and endures extreme temperatures to improve workflow.

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Lexar microSDXC Express Card Reader

Lexar microSDXC Express Card Reader

The Lexar microSDXC Express Card Reader provides a perfect path to transfer data at up to 900MB/s. Built with an internal fan and highly durable materials, this card reader is designed to dissipate heat, lowering it as much as 19°C, and endures extreme temperatures to improve workflow.

Ready for the Next Gen

The Lexar microSDXC Express Card Reader, designed with a USB 3.2 Gen 2 interface, is compatible with the Lexar Play Pro microSDXC Express Card. When paired, they can significantly accelerate game downloads and material transfer speeds, offering a transfer rate of up to 900MB/s that is four times faster than normal card readers.

Heat Dissipation

A built-in fan provides excellent heat dissipation and can rapidly reduce the temperature by 19°C to provide stable peak performance.

Durable Materials

The Lexar microSDXC Express Card Reader is constructed with PC, ABS and silicone materials, offering a superior texture and greater durability. A braided USB-C cable is abrasion-resistant.

Backwards Compatible

Works with microSD UHS-I and UHS-II cards, offering transfer rates up to 104MB/s while consolidating how many card readers you need.

Works with Windows and macOS

The Lexar microSDXC Express Card Reader is compatible with both Windows and Mac operating systems, offering plug-and-play functionality for instant use.

Rigorously Tested

All Lexar products undergo extensive testing in the Lexar Quality Labs, facilities with thousands of different cameras and digital devices to ensure performance, quality, compatibility, and reliability.

Key Features:

USB 3.2 Gen 2 Interface

Transfer Speeds up to 900MB/s

Durable Build with LED Indicator

Internal Fan for Heat Control

Backwards-Compatible with microSD Cards

Plug-and-Play on Windows & Mac

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Lexar microSDXC Express Card Reader

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Lexar microSDXC Express Card Reader

The Lexar microSDXC Express Card Reader provides a perfect path to transfer data at up to 900MB/s. Built with an internal fan and highly durable materials, this card reader is designed to dissipate heat, lowering it as much as 19°C, and endures extreme temperatures to improve workflow.

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