Bawanfa Plus 4-in-1 Memory Card Reader with Lightning, USB-C and USB-A

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Product guide

Bawanfa Plus 4-in-1 Memory Card Reader with Lightning, USB-C and USB-A

The Bawanfa Plus 4-in-1 memory card reader connects SD, microSD, Memory Stick and xD Picture Card media to devices with Lightning, USB-C or USB-A ports. Its cross-device connector selection is useful for moving files between older camera cards and phones or computers, but customer feedback describes mixed compatibility experiences.

At a glance

Three connector types are listed for use with Lightning, USB-C and USB-A devices.
Supports SD, microSD, Memory Stick and xD Picture Card formats, including Memory Stick PRO Duo.
The listing claims plug-and-play operation without an extra driver.
The product description says only one card can be read at a time.

Price

$22.09Save 15%

Reference price: ~~$25.99~~

Price checked: 14 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

The combination of three connector types reduces the need for a separate port adapter when switching between compatible devices.
The four supported card families cover several older camera and removable-media formats.
Bidirectional transfer is claimed, so transfers are not limited to card-to-device copying.

Cons

The claimed 480Mbps rate is modest for large file transfers compared with faster reader interfaces.
Only one card can be read at a time, according to the product instructions.

Technical specifications

9 specifications

Identity
Brand	Bawanfa Plus

Connectivity and controls
Connections listed	Lightning, USB-C, USB-A

Card support and performance
Media types	Memory Stick PRO Duo, SD Card, microSD, xD Picture Card
Card slots	4
Claimed data transfer rate	480 Megabits Per Second
Maximum card capacity claimed	up to 2TB

Design and compatibility
Colour	White
Dimensions	3.15 x 1.97 inches -L*W
Compatible operating systems listed	macOS, iOS, Android, Linux, Chrome OS, Windows

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

Listing details are inconsistent: one section says Android cards should use FAT32, while another says to ensure EXFAT, and the transfer-rate claims differ between 480Mbps and 40-60Mbps. The 2TB capacity and iPhone compatibility statements are also presented broadly across card formats and models, so confirm the exact card format and device-port compatibility before buying. Android use may require OTG to be enabled, and the listing warns against reading more than two cards at the same time despite also saying one card can be read at a time.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

People transferring files from SD, microSD, Memory Stick or xD cards to compatible phones, tablets or computers.
Users who need both Lightning and USB-C connections for supported devices, as well as USB-A for computers.

Less suited to

Buyers who need simultaneous access to multiple cards.
Users whose work depends on consistently confirmed compatibility or a clearly specified transfer speed.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.1 / 5 · 106 ratings

5 stars68%68%
4 stars8%8%
3 stars7%7%
2 stars3%3%
1 star14%14%

Customer feedback describes mixed compatibility, with reports ranging from working as expected to not working, and value-for-money opinions also differ. That matters for a reader advertised for several card types and connection ports, especially if you need it for a particular phone or camera. The aggregate ratings lean positive overall, but do not resolve the compatibility concerns.

Positive themes

Some customers report that the reader works as expected.

Negative themes

Some customers say the reader does not work for them.

Mixed feedback

Customers disagree about compatibility and whether the product is worth the money.

Frequently asked questions

Which memory card types does it support?

The listing names SD, microSD, Memory Stick PRO Duo and xD Picture Card. It also claims support for related SD and Memory Stick formats, but check your specific card format before purchase.

Can it connect to both iPhone and computer ports?

It lists Lightning, USB-C and USB-A connectors. Compatibility depends on the port and model of your device, and customer feedback reports mixed experiences.

Can more than one card be read at once?

The product instructions say only one card can be read at a time. They also caution against reading more than two cards at once, so treat it as a single-card reader.

What transfer speed should I expect?

The technical details claim 480 Megabits Per Second, while another product description states 40-60Mbps. These listing figures conflict, so they do not establish a single dependable rate.