SD card slots have been added to the new 14 -inch and 16 -inch MacBook Pro (hereinafter referred to as "MBP") released in October this year (revived from the models several years ago).These card slots have reported that the SD card behavior is wrong.
The US Macrumors reader forum has reported in detail from multiple users on SD cards.However, some troubles have occurred due to different SD cards even in the same MBP, and it seems to be almost inconsistent.A certain SD card can not be accessed after crashing, and a certain SD card will be abnormally slowed down.
For example, a 14 -inch M1 PRO -equipped model user "(within the multiple SD cards I tried) will recognize the card normal (it will take about 30 seconds to 1 minute), but half will be an error.Is a Sandisk Ultra card (XC and HC) formatted with a camera, but even if you re -format it with MBP, it was not effective. With the other three USB card readers, all cards work as expected."
Other users hoped that they could read quickly from the SD card (by the way, the maximum transfer speed is 250MB/s) "MBP photos using the built -in SD card slot takes a few minutes to display, crashing on the way.I sometimes do it. I sometimes crash Finder. "
Furthermore, the forum does not seem to have a common thread about "which card works without any problems and which card does not move".In other words, it seems that the reproducibility has not been confirmed between the same manufacturer and the SD card with the specifications.
One reader tried many cards on hand, but said, "I couldn't find any patterns such as brands, sizes, types, formats, and age. It looks like it's completely random. The only thing that is consistent is the card.When it works, it always works, and if the card does not work correctly, it will never work correctly. "It is added that there is no difference whether you re -format or format in another format.
Some of the readers who contacted Apple have been aware of this problem and have been told to provide correction programs in future software updates.However, some people have solved the problem if the MBP itself is replaced, so it is unknown whether the cause is in hardware or software at the time of writing the article.
The only salvation is that many users report that using an SD card reader via USB-C will work perfectly.It should be a great attraction for professional users to capture photo data from SD cards without an external device, and there is a feeling of falling over, but until Apple has some official announcement, it seems good to surpass it.is.
Source: Macrumors Forum, Macrumors
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