ICY BOX IB-851 5.25" Card Reader docking station

ICY BOX IB-851 5.25" Card Reader docking station ICY BOX IB-851 5.25" Card Reader docking station

ICY BOX IB-851 5.25" Card Reader docking station has all the connections you're likely to need in today's digital world. You can plug in a USB, Firewire or an e-SATA device into this, as well as headphones, mic or aux line in. Not forgetting thew whole point of this little star, a 50 in 1 card reader, which you can actually remove and take with you should you so desire. When you eject the card reader, there's a little USB plug stashed away in the back, flip it out and plug it into another PC. To fit this unit you will need to have at least 1 spare USB header pin, IEEE1394 Firewire header, SATA connection and audio header free on your Motherboard.

Specification:
ICY BOX IB-851 Data sheet
Multi Card Reader with 5,25" docking station
Mobile 50-in-1 card reader with USB cable
5.25 Frame for stationary use
Front connectors for 1xUSB, 1x FireWire, 1x SATA
1x Audio-In, 1x Earphone, 1x Microphone
Internal connector for 1394a, USB 2.0 & SATA
External connector for Cardreader, Audio & 1394a
4 Front panel in silver, black, blue and milk white
Premium aluminium case
Auto eject of the mobile unit by pressing button
Support more than 50 memory card
(e.g. CF, MD, SMC, SDC, MMC, MSC & MS Pro)
Weight Ex VAT Inc VAT
ICY BOX IB-851 5.25" Card Reader docking station000796 0.8 kg £15.74 £18.50

Customer Reviews

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It's good once you get it working!!
Reviewed by Mark Lock from Luton

I was happy with the appearance of the reader but I was disappointed with the instructions which were pretty much useless. You will need to have a fairly good knowledge of PC's and a bit of common sense to get the reader installed and fully functional.

The ability to eject the card reader from the enclosure is good.

Installing the drivers gives you a clearer indication of which drive goes with which reader - there are 4 of them. The cd is generic and the actual model of the drive and the driver you need is not mentioned though.

Overall - it is a good piece of kit, tricky to install but once you got the idea relatively straight forward (have your motherboard manual to hand though). Works well.

May 2008