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NZXT Aperture M Card Reader Review

Here are 2 images that show the Aperture M being placed into an open 5.25″ drive bay on a Thermaltake Overseer. We chose this particular chassis because it makes use of the mesh styled front panel and we can see how the card reader blends into the design.

As we can see from the images above, the Aperture M looks great when paired up with this case.  Even though the mesh is a slightly different design, we feel most people would be happy with the appearance.  We also included a picture with the Aperture M in the Phantom 410.  The Phantom 410 did not have a mesh face plate so we used one from the original Phantom for comparison purposes.

We tested with a 32MB SanDisk card and a SanDisk 2.0 GB card. Almost every card available will work with the NZXT Aperture M Card Reader.

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