Yes, it should work with it too. My Galaxy S7 even eats external SSDs, so I guess a lousy SD card will do :)

Yes, it works. The card reader is compatible with all MACs.

Yes, it also works with microSDHC. However, a microSD to SD adapter is needed, if not already included.

Yes, it supports the read-only function. Greetings, Era

There are 10 card readers at digitec that can read XQD memory cards: https://www.galaxus.ch/de/s1/producttype/speicherkartenlesegeraet-22?filter=697%3D6110 But only two of them also recognise the CF Express type B format. However, these are very expensive. I would buy a cheap card reader for XQD and one for CF Express. For example, a cheap XQD card reader: Delock Card Reader External (USB-C) and for the CF Express cards: Type A: Delock USB Type-C Card Reader (USB 3.2 Gen 2) Type B: Lexar CFexpress Type B USB-C Reader RW510 (USB 3.2)

Hello, I suggest you contact SanDisk. Apparently us a known issue: https://www.westerndigital.com/products/accessories/sandisk-extreme-pro-uhs-ii-usb-3-0-type-c-sd-card-reader-writer?sku=SDDR-409-G46

The adapter supports the SD UHS-II standard, and thus up to 312 MB/s

The USB-C adapter can transfer data faster than USB-A. But if your laptop already has a SD card reader the reading speed will be given by that and cannot be any faster with an adapter.

According to our research, yes.

Hi, I am using it for MacBook Pro and it works very well.

Yes, it works for me and is recognised when inserted in the photo app. However, I have had problems with SD cards that are too large and are then no longer read, probably a limitation of Apple that will possibly be fixed with an update.

No, that is not possible. Only for SD cards (no Micro or XQD but only nominal SD).