With the 14 and 16-inch MacBook Pro models introduced in October, the SD card reader is back. Apple allowed users to view files on the memory card on a Mac without using an external adapter. However, the SD card slot doesn’t work perfectly and it’s infuriating. delayed response appeared.
According to the information provided by MacRumors, some 2021 MacBook Pro owners have found that the transfer speed is slow after inserting the SD card into the computer. Moreover, the number of users who report that not only is it slow, but that the SD card is suddenly locked and therefore cannot access their files in any way, is also quite high.
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MacBook Pro detects SD card very slow
A person using a 14-inch MacBook Pro with the M1 Pro chip may even find that the device reads the SD card very slowly. sometimes 1 minute He said he had to wait until Expressing that he hopes the process of importing photos on the SD card with the MacBook Pro will be faster, the user expressed his disappointment as follows:
This is very frustrating. I was hoping it would be quick to import from the SD card, including previewing images on the new 14″ MacBook Pro. I have a fairly new 64GB SD card that works fine. But on a MacBook Pro using the internal SD card slot, the Photos app takes minutes to show my photos and sometimes crashes halfway through. Sometimes Finder also crashes.
Another MacBook Pro owner whose SD card is not working said that he tried to format the card with different file formats. However, the user, who stated that this did not work, “SanDisk, Sony, Samsung, 16GB, 32GB, 64GB, 128GB, 256GB, UHS-I, UHS-II, micro-SD, FAT32, exFAT didn’t matter” used the phrases.
Oddly enough, the aforementioned problems are only caused by the MacBook Pro. in built-in SD card slot is happening. A user reported that he plugged his test card into his computer using an external USB-C adapter and that it worked without any problems.
Apple announced that it will fix the problem
A user who has the same problem on a 16-inch MacBook Pro with M1 Max processor said that he talked to Apple technical service for more than 1 hour and “problem will be fixed with future macOS Monterey update” He said he got the answer. Unfortunately, there’s not much we can do until the update comes.
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