The NANO worked fine. I did have to download the USB Driver ...
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The NANO worked fine.  I did have to download the USB Driver on my Win Xp machine.  It automatically downloaded on my Win7 machine.  Downloaded a sketch produced and debugged on a UNO and it worked immediately on the NANO.
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This was to easy put a battery in pluged in the nano receiver to a USB port  and it worked . everything should be like this in life .
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Some reviews mention problems with the board getting "bricked" by connecting it to your computer and Windows trying to communicate with bad drivers. Just make sure to download the Arduino IDE software package before connecting to USB, and you won't have a problem (read the review by farcow from May 19, 2014. He or she is exactly right. Mine worked just fine. I left four stars only because the packaging was pretty lousy for such a delicate device (came in a sealed static bag, which was inside a padded envelope. There were three pins bent, which really wasn't a major problem. I just bent them back, but that shouldn't happen.)
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Plugged it in, and it was recognized by the OS.  I did use the CD that came with it but I think it would have worked even without it.
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To get this working again, I had to go through the Device Manager within the Control Panel > All Control Panel Items. If you right click on Mice and other pointing devices > HID-compliant mouse and then click on Properties, you will need to go to the Driver tab, click "Uninstall", verify, and then re-insert the USB dongle at that point. This is what worked for me.
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installed in my laptop installed the driver connected a usb and it would not work and then when i pulled my usb out the whole card came with it
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Nice product once installed.  But beware, the driver disk contains A LOT of drivers, so just specify Windows to search driver CD for the right driver.  It can take awhile for system to find it.  So be patient.

Just forget about the documentation that comes with it.  Outdated and incorrect.  Just put card into computer, boot to Windows, and install the driver, as specified above.

Product is recognized by BIOS without further work.  Hooked up an external StarTech SATA dock, and booted from a backup/restore CD, and the drive was selectable.  So it works pre-OS.

Didn't test speeds.  But it is noticeably faster than USB 2.0.
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The first time I plugged this in Windows (7, 64-bit) wouldn't recognize it without a driver.  I tried on a few other computers before contacting Sandisk support, who were unable to help.

Rather than continue to bang my head against the wall, I returned it.
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Works very good without latency and it nano receiver is ok to win space in the laptop usb ports. I love it.
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I needed more USB ports on my laptop, and this looked like it would do the job.  I liked that it doesn't stick out like some USB adapter cards, I can just leave it plugged in all the time.

Beware though that the Driver CD that comes with this is probably useless.  Apparently an older version used NEC hardware, but the newer version that I got now uses the ASMedia ASM1042 chipset.  The drivers that are on the CD that came with mine are for the NEC, not much help there.  I found the correct drivers here:  [...]

It probably won't run some devices that need a lot of power.  I tested it with a Kingston 8gb memory stick and a USB security dongle and they both worked just fine.
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It required a Nano Sim card. Dunno wtf that is but I took mine and cut it up, jammed it in and it worked so..
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The driver could use some work.  I found that the PC would sometimes loose access to the USB 3 devices plugged into it.
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Great deal for 3 nanos delivered through prime in 2 days. The usb mini port worked perfectly and auto-installed drivers on my W10 machine. I really liked the fact that the headers were not pre-soldered so I chose to not solder on two of them to fit into smaller spaces.
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I honestly cannot tell you how the product works cause it doesn't work with the new Nano's!  Unfortunately it doesn't mention that anywhere on the specs list.  So if you have a Second Generation Nano be aware that you are going to have to go with the pricer Road Trip model.  I would still be cautious and find out if it is compatable with the newer ones.
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I did have some trouble with the drivers (I have windows 7), I contacted X-Rite, they sent me a link to a download and it worked perfectly.
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After ordering the card, their tech support staff sent me a link to the Windows drivers.
The card installed easily into the pcie x 1 slot & even came with a screw.

After powering up, Windows 7/64 couldn't find the drivers, that is what tech support said would happen. Then I downloaded & ran the .exe driver file, it installed the drivers and rebooted.

The PC started normally and works fine.  a USB 3.0 device works as expected.

but I have mostly 2.0 & older devices. Sometimes they work, sometimes they don't. Get a 2.0 expansion card if that is what you really need.
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First specimen would not work, the light was not on, the computer(s) would see that there is a device in the USB slot but would not recognize it (impossible to open/format etc). OS testd were XP, W7 and Mac.
I applied for an exchange via the email linked page and after two weeks got it OK. This one works fine.
Less than 1$/1G seems like a fair price as well.