Small drawback:
There is no description in so puzzled short one, as the unit must be connected. This includes a reverse polarity protected connectors for USB3.0, and a 4-pin. Pole terminal strip for USB2.0 (not reverse polarity protected!). A quick look into the motherboard manual or on the adjacent, occupied USB slots but usually solves the mystery on which side + and - must be.
Benchmark tests with CrystalDiskMark (per 1GB test data seq.):
1. SD-HC card, Class 10, 8GB:
Read 17.7 MB / s
12.3 MB / s write
2. ext. HD (only USB 2.0 compatible)
Read 37.9 MB / s
38.1 MB / s write