**I'll state up front that I have not used this adaptor for its intended purpose (transferring PS1/2 saves -> PS3), so I actually can't comment on how it works in that case.**
Instead, I bought it to transfer saves from my original PS1 memory cards to my PC (for backup and use with ePSXe 1.9.0), and vice versa.
It took some hunting down of documentation, drivers, and software, but it worked for this purpose; ePSXe could read saves from my cards, and my PSX could read saves generated by ePSXe. Moreover, I heard people are having trouble using this adaptor on 64-bit Windows, but I was able to locate drivers and software that worked.
It can read/write with both my 15-block official Sony and MadCatz cards. It does not seem to be able to read/write from my Performance 360-block Mega Memory Card, though I need to spend some more time figuring out why.
Notes for managing expectations:
1) You can't plug a card into the adaptor and directly read from it using ePSXe, at least as of 1.9.0. I had to first copy the card contents to a file, and then point ePSXe at that file to actually use my saves. This is because ePSXe only knows how to read from files. Have not tried other emulators though; they may be able to.
2) Your card does not show up like a typical USB thumb drive that you can browse in Windows. This is because the data on PSX memory cards is not formatted in a way that Windows can read. Hence the need to find external software for reading from the card to a file.
3) As others have said, you need to provide your own male Mini-USB B to male USB A cable.
I will update this review if I get more details.
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