If you don’t have a Mac that comes with an SD Card slot, it’s an easy matter to add one. You can get straightforward USB Type-A adapters for as little as $7 with UHS-I throughput support.

Alternatively, you can plug your memory card into a USB card reader and plug the reader into your computer. Avoid tension on the USB cable while it connects your camera to your computer.

You want to transfer photos and videos quickly when you’re done capturing photos, and the Cable Matters USB 3.1 Type-C Dual Slot Card Reader delivers fast speeds and good design at a low price.

Looking to effortlessly offload your data, transfer with premium speed, or ensure low-latency, stable camera-to-computer ...

Both the new USB camera adapter and SD card reader take advantage of the faster speeds offered by USB 3, meaning files and photos will transfer to and from the 12.9-inch iPad Pro at a much faster ...

If you need a USB-A card reader, or a reader that can take both CF cards and high-speed UHS-II SD cards, the Kingston USB 3.0 High-Speed Media Reader is your best bet.

If you are trying to import photos from a camera, you can use the USB cable, open the photos folder, and simply copy-paste them into your PC. However, this process takes longer. SD card, on the ...