These readers conveniently fell into three distinct speed classes, which I've named Fast, Slower and Slowest. (The new MacBook Pros charge over MagSafe, or can charge over USB-C if you prefer.) Since the 13" MacBook Pro (2017) is what it is, here you go. I'd also save time not having to fiddle with all this junk on each trip with my 2017 MacBook Pro. If I was smart, instead of wasting time shopping for all this I'd just buy a new, modern MacBook Pro which has a card reader and HDMI slots and MagSafe charge connectors built in. I couldn't even figure out what kind of connector the Lexar reader had until I bought my own and looked at it myself, and so I share al this here. You'd never know unless you actually tested them as I did because none are marked or have clear ratings for card reading-speed you have to try it yourself as I did. What the Ritz Gear CFexpress Type B Reader could download from my RitzGear 256GB CFexpress card in under 12½ seconds took over two minutes from even the fastest SD card in the slowest readers. I tested each of these by downloading from a few different-speed cards and found huge speed variations. I went shopping for a card reader and USB hub so I could use this computer. It has no built-in card reader and no full-size USB-A ports. My 13" MacBook Pro (2017) has only two Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) ports.
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