Apple USB-C to SD Card Reader
- USB-C connection to SD cards
- 1.13 oz weight
- Apple model MW653AM/A
Last refreshed Oct 2, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A simple Apple reader that moves files from an SD card to a USB-C device. The listing gives no transfer speed, so check the host port if speed matters.
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ASIN: B0D7FSCFPMModel: MW653AM/ACategory: Memory Card Readers
Overview
An SD card slot feeding a USB-C connection is the whole design of this Apple reader. It lets a device with USB-C read cards, and the listing describes nothing beyond that.
Apple branding and a compact body make it easy to carry in a bag. It does one job and needs no setup beyond inserting a card. The limitation is how little the listing says about speed rating and supported card formats.
Who it's for
Photographers and video shooters moving cards into a USB-C laptop will use it most. Buyers who need other card formats or a fast professional workflow should compare spec sheets first.
Pros and cons
- Apple-made USB-C card reader
- Slim profile for a bag
- No charging needed
- Transfer speed not listed
- Needs a USB-C port on the host
- Single card format per its name
Performance notes
Speed depends on the SD card rating and the USB-C port on the host device, since the reader only passes data between them. Large photo and video libraries will take longer on slower cards. Sustained transfer figures are absent from the description.
Specifications
| Brand | Apple |
|---|---|
| Model | MW653AM/A |
| Media type | SD card |
| Connectivity technology | USB-C |
| Item dimensions l x w x h | 6.14 x 2.64 x 0.71 inches |
| Item weight | 1.13 ounces |
Frequently asked questions
How big is the Apple USB-C to SD Card Reader?
The listing gives product dimensions of 6.14 x 2.64 x 0.71 inches and a weight of 1.13 ounces.
Will it work on a USB-A port?
The listing describes a USB-C to SD reader and does not mention USB-A, so assume it needs a USB-C port.