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Couldn't be happier with my choice. Easy to install and all of the features work perfectly.
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by: Dan on
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This does not have SETA and the USB connection is an older style which means if you have a new system you should look elsewhere.
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by: Dialupmodem on
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Works great, wonderful, etc... etc... but it has a very thin lip on the bottom slot which is a bit warped. Nothing a little glue wont remedy to hold it in place.
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by: Lou on
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Plugged right in and worked as needed.
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by: Robo on
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The drive looks great in my black Antec case. Fits perfect and Windows saw all the drives right on bootup. Excellent value!
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by: Ryan F on
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I only hooked up the card reader to the USB header and did not bother hooking up the floppy (who has floppy disks anyways?). No set up for Win 7 X64 and the readers work great.
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by: Anonymous on
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Probably a fine product, but my new mobo, as with most newer ones, does not have the floppy drive cable header on it. check your mobo before you buy and make sure your system can accept the floppy drive 40 pin IDE header, and save your self having to RMA it like i did.
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by: Buzzy on
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Great to have all the card readers below the floppy.
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by: Johnny7oak on
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Not only does this drive match the case, it has an extra usb slot giving me three slots up front now. The only thing bad about it was I had to sand down the inside of my case a bit in order to get in to the 3.5 slot... which is the fault of the case I think? anyways it works fits good now, and yes it has flash readers... but I haven't tested yet.
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by: JsS on
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Works as advertised. Was recognized by Windows 7, 64-bit right away. Tested with both legacy floppy and XD camera card. Nice cable length for connecting the USB ports. Would have been nice to include a FDD cable, but then again got a round one for only a few bucks. Only weakness was the power connector seemed rather flimsy.
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by: slactweak on
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After quite a lot of research, it came down to this or the dashboard by the same company. I decided on this and I am very pleased. The OS recognized this drive immediately with no need for the included drivers but the included drivers are very cool because they label the individual card reader slots eliminating the need to guess which drive letter corresponds with which slot. All in all a good choice so far. We'll see how it's working in 6 months or so.
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by: Jim on
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I really like the Ultra products I have purchased several of their Computer Cases, and their Power Supplies in the Past and the Quality is exceptional. I am very pleased with this multi card reader the only thing I feel would improve it is if it had a USB Connection. Since one needs to be used for the card reader.
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by: DORSIE on
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I purchased this drive a few months ago and I love the built-in card readers, at least THEY work great. The biggest problem I'm having with it is that, it will not boot any of my bootable disks.
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by: Bassnote1 on
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Bought this to replace a borked 3.5 floppy drive and bought this unit specifically for the card reader features.
The drive installed easily and booted right up. Read and write speeds for the card reader are faster than external readers.
The only down side is that you will need an adapter for a really popular card used in a certain brand name gaming system and camera, they won't let me use brand names, that I don't remember reading about in the details.
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by: AL on
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I was skeptical after reading the reviews, but it worked perfectly.
Uses a ribbon cable for an ide floppy, just as any ide floppy drive would need.
Windows 7 found all the drivers for me.
USB card reader works on SD cards and sony smart sticks. Haven't tried the other slots but they all show up in windows explorer.
Good product.
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I thought the value was good. It is exactly as advertised. From the feel and touch of the product - I would've thought the quality could've been better for the price. The card reader does its job - but the floppy drive
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by: biggs on
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it is nice if you want a floppy with a card reader all in one... be aware you will need a FDD power cable, fdd data cable and a usb header (empty) to use this if your mobo doesnt have it then donw buy it, or buy an expansion card, but why.... make sure you have the necessary cable and connections on your system... othe thatn that it is great
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by: drew49093 on
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got this for my build, the oly thing i didnt care for is that it took a usb spot on my board, but other than that im very happy with this item
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by: Zach on
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It works smooth and the drivers are bundled with it not much more could be asked for. Would buy again.
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by: Eric on
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Just built a new system and got this to add floppy capability and the added bonus of multiple card reading formats. Cardreader hooks up by USB, but the floppy is an old school connector, which my expensive new mobo doesn't offer. Have to move it to my old XP machine and find something else.
Was super easy to install, looks great, and was recognised by the system right off (the readers anyway.) Only $30 so no big loss since I'll just use it elsewhere, but wish I'd seen the hook-up prior to purchase.
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by: Anersonvol on
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Worked right out the box took like one min to hook it up nice looking an works great thanks.
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by: Al on
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Easy to Install and works great with XP.
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by: RJ on
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Set up was fast and easy - mounted right where my old floppy was - connected it and it worked. I recently bought and installed an Ultra 2.0 PCI Card, so I had two places to connect the USB Card reader; the motherboard and the PCI Card. I connected to the PCI Card. Everything works fine.
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by: JaR on
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I was stoked that you could purchase a muti-reader internal FDD. Well, this thing arrived DOA. The floppy drive and 2 other disc readers were non-functional. And like an idiot that Iam, i had alreasdy trashed the box and Packing list so was un-able to return. Hard lesson learned. !!!
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by: Guido on
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If you do not have a 34 pin connector on your motherboard, beware that you will not be able to connect the Floppy Disk Drive. No adaptors available in the market for 34 pin to SATA.
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by: electro on
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The card readers worked just fine. Install went ok. The 3.5 disc reader does not work, and it is VERY noisy. Maybe the next one will work..
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by: wingman on
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I tell you people something,you had me really scared reading your reveiws on this product.I think you all need to learn more on what your doing fist,had it in and working just fine in less than ten min.,,,window 7 users,,
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by: stan8c on
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All the card readers worked well, with a mid-way stop and green light feature. This would be a great product if the floppy was a USB ,or two, ports instead. And if you use the floppy, you need a 34pin conn to USB connector or 34pin mobo. It seems the price of this unit should be $20.
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by: ROD on
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I've been doing this since CPM was the operating system. I'm sure I don't need a Floppy drive but for $5 extra, why not. Lots of floppies left in the house. Takes a 9pin usb header and a floppy drive header. Also a mini power head. Works fine and looks good but I wish it had a couple of usb outlets. Overall, worth having!
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by: MIKE on
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I LIKED THE FIRST ONE SO MUCH I ORDERED ANOTHER ONE FOR MY OTHER COMPUTER!WHAT CAN I SAY!!
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by: brad on
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This state's that it will plug into usb header. It won't. So don't waste your money.
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by: MEO1960 on
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What rating does,Does Not Work with Win7, merit?
I bought this because I wanted the 3.5 in. floppy & card reader in 1 bay. This review only pertains to the floppy drive. I wasn't able 2 format or read(& I assume write) any of the disks, although a dir listing of the disk contents would display. After reading other reviews on this site, it appears I'm not alone.
Another confusing thing about this unit is that it suggests connecting into a USB connector on the MB. Thats fine, but it uses a 5 pin single line connector and the motherboard uses 10pin USB connections. So I had to educate myself on which half of the 10 pin USB connector 2 use. I wasn't even aware there were 2 halves, the 1.0 side or the 2.0 side. I chose the 2.0 side(because of the name on the box). Either way, this has been more trouble than I had planned 2 spend on a 3.5 in. floppy drive.
I would suggest that you verify that this product works with Win7 b4 purchasing.
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by: AJW on
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I added one of these to my system and with the addition of the Floppy drive makes access to my old floppy disks, a painless process.
Personally I'd look for one that is SDHC compatible.
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by: Luis on
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Got this product 10 days ago. The installation was easy. I use the same floppy cable I had before. The floppy drive works perfect as well as the card readers. So far so good.
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by: TWH on
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This is useless as a card reader without the USB driver to run the card reader on 64 bt Windows 7 OS. That should have been stated in the specs.
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by: fiddle on
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I also have the same problem I cannot find a place to hook up the card reader on my EVGA board no place for this to hook up too
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by: ahr8tch on
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Everything about this floppy drive was as advertised. It installed easily and the floppy worked as it should; however, I have been unable to make the card readers work on my Dell mobo because I cannot find a port on the mobo with the USB pins (problem is the mobo, not the drive). Before you buy this for the card readers, be certain that you have USB pins on the mobo on your system or you won't get the benefit of the card readers. Ultra was no help and Dell - well their service is worse than worthless IMO.
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by: MO on
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The only thing that could make it better , is to read more card types.
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by: Comerio on
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Useful for booting from a floppy when needed for special needs. The Multi-card reader does not support the latest high capacity media, but for older lower capacity media is an excellent choice for esthetics and for the convenience and space savings.
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by: Hawk on
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easy to install
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by: peter416p on
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Absolutely no problems installing the unit in my Cooler Master. Matches the case and gives me the card readers I need.
Thanks a bunch. Oh and it works too which is really the bottom line.
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by: Josh on
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Installed it on Windows 7(64-bit). Make sure to order a floppy drive cable if you don't have one already. The motherboard USB connector is non-standard. I had to guess on the hook up but through trial and error got it to work. It's a great combo unit for any computer
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by: TJP on
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Purchased this drive for a new PC and found the benifits well worth the price. I liked it so much I purchased another one to replace the old one in another PC. Works great on Windows XP Pro 32 bit.
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by: Warp8 on
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Well, here's another one that the floppy drive does not work. Put in a floppy disk, get a message saying to put in a floppy disk. The other media readers work, not at usb2.0 speeds. Take you chances.
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by: jfekendall on
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I've been using my camera as it's own SD card reader for years. That can be quite the pain since cables can go missing.
Also, the computer that I recently built did not have a floppy drive and I need one for the things I do.
This floppy drive card reader killed two birds with one stone.
The setup was painless. The only other thing I could ask for would be to make the floppy component also USB to keep the airflow in my case from being impeded.
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by: mechie_007 on
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Easy installation, works perfect
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by: Elmo on
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I installed this on Windows 7 (64-bit) with no problems. No cables came with it, so you will have to get your own. The USB only powers the data card readers. A floppy cable and power is required also, all cables must be connected in order for it to fully function.
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by: Phil on
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This reader does not come with a floppy drive cable, and it needs one. Besides that it works great on Windows 32 bit system
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by: Jumboh on
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This is not all USB. Only the card reader is. The floppy drive requires a floppy cable plug in.
My new motherboard does not have a floppy cable plug in so I could not use it.
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by: Ron H on
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I installed this on Windows 7 (64-bit) and it works like a charm. I had to connect all cables in order for it to fully function; i.e. USB, floppy cable and power. (Apparently the USB only powers the data card readers). P.S. It is reading ancient floppies just fine.
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by: Max on
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Floppy worked. The rest was dead on arrival.
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by: printman25 on
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FLoppy works great, only problem, it will not work with 64 bit windows 7 , called Ultra, and they told me no drives available, waiting on Microsoft to write the 64 bit drivers for the card reader.
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by: Music City WxMan on
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The quality of the product is fine. The description, even on the package and the front of the manual is misleading. This is NOT A USB FLOPPY DRIVE, even though the manual is titled USB 2.0 FLOPPY DISK DRIVE. This is a standard 34 pin floppy interface floppy drive plus a USB card reader. If you are looking for a floppy drive for your no floppy interface MB this is not the one.
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by: Dado on
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I was hesitant to buy this reader because I've bought a few that failed on me in very short time, I've had this one for a while now and no problems, The driver CD was a great addition as it names all the seperate readers in your system, I am running it on both windows XP pro and Windows 7without any issues
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by: alang on
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was easy to install because my tower has a modified bottom bay,attach it to the tray and lock it in with the tool less lock
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by: rnrplace on
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The motherboard USB connector is non-standard, and took some finger-pushing and readjustment after the first several tries. Finally got it right, but I was not completely happy about it. Remember the connector goes onto the 4-pin section of the 9-pin USB connector. After installation, works great.
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by: dave on
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The floppy eject button doesn't eject the floppy disk, it only nudges it barely, and the disk never really feels like it is properly seated in the drive. You need fingernails or tweezers to get the disks out, if you're lucky and they don't jam. Poor design.
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by: Uncle Bob on
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This replaced a standard floppy drive in my XP computer.Easy to install, follow the instructions and then install the drivers.I had no problems.
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by: ssmith189 on
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Once I figured out that it pluged up the same place where the USB plugs into on the motherboard. The hookup was simple and about 5 minutes later, you had your card reader working fine.
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With my new build I am not sure if I ever wil need a floppy but the multi card reader is great!
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by: azstrathack on
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I still want a floppy and I wanted a card reader so to have both in a nice compact space is great. Not great mystery, plug into the USB header(cable included) and then the Floppy header(cable not included) and its working.
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by: Duane on
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Very noisy as the motor seemed to be rubbing against something and if the case metal was touched it made the noise worse. Also the USB 2 plug in did not work either as the software kept telling me to plug it in when it already was. I returned the item for credit.
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I purchased 4 of these drives, All work very well.
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by: skrillserr on
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Multi-card reader works like a charm and is plenty fast, the floppy works like it should, not much else to say, good value for the money.
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by: Justin on
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People here that think internal floppies DON'T require an FDD header SHOULD NOT BE BUILDING computers. Listen, if you want a floppy and your motherboard does NOT have an FDD, BUY EXTERNAL. There are absolutely 0 options for an internal drive that work SOLELY OFF USB as far as I know. Long story short, RESEARCH PEOPLE. RESEARCH. As far as this product, the media works fine and the floppy just as such. Happy with it.
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by: John on
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Looks like a fine proiduct. I bought it for the card reader and that uses an internal USB connection. The floppy still requires an IDE connector on the motherboard. My new EVGA mother board does not have a IDE connector. I returned it prior to an installation.
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If you want a floppy drive that doubles as a paperweight, then go ahead and buy this product. The floppy DOES NOT work... The media readers function ok. I removed it and installed an old (10 year old) floppy and it works like a champ so the motherboard is not in question. I have been building computers since the late 70's so my abilities are also NOT in question.
Want a floppy? look for an old one somewhere or just buy a USB floppy. This one is not worth the trip to the trash can.
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You get excellent bang for the buck.
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by: dalove on
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This is my second purchase of this drive. The first one died for some unknown reason after 3/4 years of use. Ultra seems to have improved the design on the new unit. Easy installation - plug & play.
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This is a great floppy drive with multi card Reader. Five stars all the way!
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Shipped quick looks nice, floppy drive works fine. I cannot get the card readers to work at all and there is inadequate documentation to help me troubleshoot the problem. Will likely be returning this drive.
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There are still times when you need a floppy drive for diagnostics and this drive works well and gives you the added fetures of multiple media ports.
I have purchaed 10 or 12 of these drives and all have worked well. One of the drives had a clicking noise that was very faint, but the unit seemed to work fine.
If you are looking for a floppy/Media Reader, I highly recommend this unit.
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I bought this item just to have a floppy drive if anything should happen and the card slots are a great addition. The card reader picks up the card quick! Installation was a breeze.
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I had to return the first one, but there were no hassles with that. I installed the replacement without problems, and found it looks and works well.Wound recommend this drive to anyone who needs multifunctional service.
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They did a fine job with this one. I bought one of these combos because I had bought one previously. The problem with the old one was that the icons in
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by: bob on
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I bought this drive to replace my old floppy drive. It would not read the memory card from my digital camera, so I returned it. Still it would be a good upgrade from a basic floppy drive.
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Great Product and good quality.
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by: exjxnres on
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Good piece of equipment, this is my second one. The first one is still operating perfecty in the first computer from a year ago.
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DOA after install, returned for refund, bought another brand for couple bucks less , worked great and install was a breeze.
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EASY TO INSTALL AND WORKS GOOD BUT I WISH IT HAD A USB PORT. NEW BUDGET BUILD WINDOWS XP HOME EDITION.
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I love this little monster... Works and everything! scores another on all counts.
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I just installed this unit in a newly built PC that is running a 64 bit Windows 7 BETA. It went in without a hitch and everything worked Perfectly. I turned it on and the hardware was recognized immediately I checked the floppy and the card reader.......Perfect
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Installed easily, works as it should. No complaints here.
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by: AWA on
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Anybody can tell me this card reader support SDHC(The SD card more than 8G)?
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Installed it, and it it looks awesome but it didn't come with directions and I haven't been able to figure out how to install it. Not sure where the light gray cord in the back is supposed to go.
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Works great. Easy to install.
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by: ITGuy on
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Takes up a lot of letters, but is worth the money. Works well, I use it for the sd slot. No problems hooking it up either.
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Bought this for doing RAID drivers. Works well. Neat little drive.
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by: elemae on
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This is a real nice card reader, but if you have a 64bit system it will not work it is not 64bit compatable.
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by: Bazouli on
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It's a floppy drive, what can be said about that? The memory card reader was well thought out. The connection goes to the board, not out the back and plug into an available usb port.
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by: vcooper1 on
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I really like this idea of getting an all in one unit like this. Floppy drive & card reader in one,very cool. I mean if your going to use up a slot in your tower for a floppy drive,you may as well really get more than just the drive in the same slot. Now a day's you may not see a floppy drive installed in a PC on store shelves. Just another reason why I build my own. Some people think floppy drives are a thing of the past WRONG!
They are still needed for very important things like doing Bios ugrades & installing Raid Drivers during an OS install. Only one time was I able to use a USB thumb drive to flash or upgrade to a newer Bios revision,& thats cuz my Bios allowed me to use a USB drive to do it instead of a floppy. So in my opinion,the days of NOT needing a floppy drive are far from over,& should never be considered old school. This unit is great!
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Looks nice and fits a lot on it for fitting into a 3.5 bay.
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by: Gunman on
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Put it in a Dell and it works good.
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