It is slightly more expensive than most run-of-the mill CAC readers, but with an actual dedicated Type-C USB connection, we don’t mind paying a slightly higher premium. And it can handle transactions quickly and efficiently at speeds up to 600 kbps. The reader also meets full compliance with all industry standards such as ISO/IEC 7816, PC/SC, and USB CCID. It does support all major smart card platforms, and that’s really nice to see.
With Apple’s Lightning connectors, it’s more trouble than it’s worth to provide an adapter. We’re Apple users over here at HomeCACUse and would have loved for this to be compatible with our phones. The AvidCard Type C–like its non-type C counterpart–is compatible with just about all operating systems including:īut…it doesn’t support iOS which is kind of a bummer. For a full review of the non-type C reader, check out our article HERE! It’s just like its older USB connection reader with the only difference being the connector cable. The AvidCard CAC USB Smart Card Reader (Type C Cable). They’ve put together an awesome no-frills CAC reader that really gets the job done and looks great when doing so. Thankfully, smart card reader manufacturers like AvidCard out there are doing their best to keep up with the trends. Most are still on the older USB 2.0 (or earlier). Right now, one of the biggest things causing grief for CAC users is the lack of Type C USB readers. And this can seriously affect your ability to find a proper CAC reader. It always seems like there’s some new software, middleware, or connector that you have to keep up with.
There are so many changes in tech nowadays.
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