Features: Multi-function Compatibility:Compatible with Android Phone and Tablet with Micro USB port.Supports for most file formats.Offers a convenient way for quick and easy data reading and backup without host.Applicable Device:Samsung Galaxy Note3/ Note4/ Note5, Samsung Galaxy S3/S4/S5/S6/S6 Edge/S6 Edge+/S7/S7 edge, Samsung Galaxy Tab, Google Nexus6/7, Sony Xperia Z3/Z4/Z5, Moto X, Moto Xoom, HTC one, HTC Desire, Huawei Mate8, Huawei P8/P8 Max, and other Android Smart Phone or Tablet with Micro USB Port.NOTE:Micro USB OTG Adapter is NOT compatible with Type-C Port

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