Unbranded Portable 3.5 Inch USB Floppy Drive Reader

Retrieve Beautiful Memory from Decades Ago - Perfect to read old floppy disks, you could get photos of your kids when they were young, you also could find numerous treasured documents long ago stored on floppy disks Transfer Your Files to Other Devices for Storing - You could ...Retrieve Beautiful Memory from Decades Ago - Perfect to read old floppy disks, you could get photos of your kids when they were young, you also could find numerous treasured documents long ago stored on floppy disks Transfer Your Files to Other Devices for Storing - You could download your entire 3.5" diskette documents into your computer with our drive, so you can store them into CDR's and portable hard drives Easy to Use, Plug and Play - No extra driver required, just directly plug it into USB connector, it will be recognized by your computer and install driver automatically. With interference preventer, effectively prevent the drive from external noise. Powered directly from the USB port, no external power required.

USB 1.1/2.0 is compatible Universal Compatibility - Support for Mac Windows 10/7/8/XP/Vista PC Laptop Desktop Notebook Computer,for Dell, for Acer, for Sony, for HP, for Lenovo, etc International products have separate terms, are sold from abroad and may differ from local products, including fit, age ratings, and language of product, labeling or instructions. Overview: Do you have a camera that used floppy disks? Do you have beautiful memories stored in the floppy disk from decades ago? Do you have a number of stray diskettes that you cannot open them with your computer? This RAAYOO USB floppy disk drive is perfect solution for accessing information you have on floppy disks. This external disk drive simply connects to your USB port and your computer is ready to access the information.

It reads/writes 3.5" floppy disks with 1.44mb capacity, so you are able to pull up some valuable documents you had backed up from decades ago, you also could retrieve many beautiful photos taken by the camera that used floppy disks in the late 90s. It’s really good item for anyone who have old floppy disks.