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title: "StarTech 2-Port Flush ExpressCard 54mm (5Gbps) USB 3.0 Card (ECUSB3S254F)"
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# 5 Gbps USB 3.2 Gen 1 speed UASP support for efficient transfer Flush-mount 54mm form factor StarTech 2-Port Flush ExpressCard 54mm (5Gbps) USB 3.0 Card (ECUSB3S254F)

**Brand:** startech.com
**Price:** A$88
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Upgrade your laptop ports without the bulk — flush, fast, and future-ready!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** StarTech 2-Port Flush ExpressCard 54mm (5Gbps) USB 3.0 Card (ECUSB3S254F) by startech.com
- **How much does it cost?** A$88 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Why This Product

- Trusted startech.com brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Expandable Power Options:** Optional external power connector supports high-demand USB devices, future-proofing your setup for any peripheral.
- • **Blazing Fast Data Transfer:** Experience true SuperSpeed USB 3.2 Gen 1 with up to 5 Gbps throughput, perfect for demanding workflows.
- • **Seamless Flush-Mount Design:** Sleek 54mm flush-mount form factor integrates flawlessly with your laptop for a professional, low-profile look.
- • **Enhanced Efficiency with UASP:** Leverage UASP protocol support to maximize data transfer efficiency and reduce latency on compatible devices.
- • **Broad Compatibility & Stability:** Compatible with a wide range of Dell Latitude models and Windows OS versions from XP to Windows 11, ensuring reliable performance.

## Overview

The StarTech ECUSB3S254F is a 2-port USB 3.0 ExpressCard adapter designed for laptops with a 54mm ExpressCard slot. It delivers SuperSpeed data transfer rates up to 5 Gbps, supports UASP for enhanced efficiency, and features a flush-mount design for a sleek, integrated look. Compatible with multiple Dell Latitude models and a broad range of Windows operating systems, it expands your laptop’s USB capabilities with stable, high-speed connectivity and optional external power support.

## Description

desertcart.com: StarTech 2-Port Flush ExpressCard 54mm (5Gbps) USB 3.0 Card (ECUSB3S254F) | Dual Port Laptop ExpressCard USB 3 Controller, Adapter with UASP, Mount : Electronics

Review: Love it, despite the poor instructions - Edit, 1/8/17, this thing is really perfect for Dell 6510 and 6410, and is the ONLY 3.0 adaptor I can find which fits them. The 'Trick' below really works. Key also is to gently remove the stick you use. It works SO FAST with a 3.0 stick even on 11 GB I almost missed the finish by blinking. The 3.0 stick I use is Kingston Green 115GB. So if you don't mind the thing sticking out, and you do the 'Trick' below you'll be happy with this. I'm going to buy another. EDIT, 7/6/15: the 34mm DOES fit in the 54mm slot with the adaptor. Trick is to PUSH (not slide) the adaptor onto the pictured 2 port 34mm thingy (which sticks out). For the Dell 6510, the adaptor fits on the RIGHT hand side. It fits even better in the PC card slot (also 54mm) of the Dell Latitude D630, with a very satisfying click. But the RENASAS driver doesn't seem to be working. Will have to read the reviews to see if anyone knows what's the right driver. EDIT, 3/13/14: Note to Dell Latitude 6510 owners: the 54mm card doesn't fit too well in Dell 6510's slot; it won't register, either, even after installing the drivers, because I suspect it doesn't actually plug in. I tried it on both my 6510s' 54mm slots, and neither one 'took'. The 6510's slot for 54mm card is a tad deeper than the 6530's, that's why. I even experimented with switching the Dell OEM brackets between the two machine models; the 6530's bracket, won't mount flush, won't lock, in the 6510. So it's not a problem with the StarTech card, but with the 6510. Still: for the 6530, the StarTech card is perfect. So if you're trying to find a 54mm for your Dell 6510, try some other brand, not StarTech's. ============================== Original 34mm external Express Card Review ============================== This part of the post is a review of the 34mm version, which sticks out the side of the machine in the picture. I don't like it as well as the 54mm version, below. Above this line, in later edits, I'll update the review. desertcart won't let me post separate reviews for these two very different Express cards. As for the 34mm, it looks exactly as pictured, and the laptop there pictured, is a Dell Latitude 6510. I have two of them. So the picture is exactly accurate. What's not accurate, are the instructions. The 34mm actually has instructions, but they are wrong, regarding what file you'd pick from the CD. Else, the instructions on how to push in the unit until you hear a click, are great. Just as with SD cards, you want to be a bit gentle here. BE SURE YOU FOLLOW the insertion instructions given (insert slowly, gently, wait for that 'click'; reverse process, to remove). On the Latitude 6510, which is a business-class machine, it works well. Stable. Key is to follow those insertion instructions. Press too hard, or remove whatever you plug into the hub too forcefully, and you'll end up removing the entire unit. I would rather have it flush like the 54mm below, but hey: this works. It's supposed to work on anything with an external 34mm Express card, all the way back to Win98. I didn't test that claim. There's no claim it will work in Win7. It does, in 32-bit (Pro). I didn't test this or the one below yet, for Linux; I refuse to learn Win8, sorry. Your computer can be on when you insert the 34mm card. Windows 7 will claim no recognition, after you first insert the card, before you run the CD to install the drivers. Ignore Windows. Insert the tiny CD. Next, the file folder you want to use for 3.0 installation, is the 'PEX' folder, which will have '3' in it somewhere. (The folder name might change, but look for that '3'.) The only file in it, is the 'Ren..' setup file; its actual name is so long, you won't know that's what it is. Just double click to run it. Takes maybe 30 seconds, and you'll see Windows 7 recognize the driver and say everything's fine. Now you have two more USB ports. Will they run at true 3.0 speed? I don't know, and don't care. I just wanted more ports. They recognized my Kingston 115GB stick just like XP did, and in the same amount of time. That's enough for me. Yell at me if you want me to say more. ============================================ Original 54mm external Express Card review ============================================ I bought the 54mm for my Express Card slot on my Dell Latitude 6530s; they have Windows 7 Pro 32-bit. That slot is on the right, if you have that laptop. Slides right in, good connection. HOWEVER, the instructions are ZERO. There is a CD, but there's no way you can tell that there are any setup files on it. I had to guess what to do, looked at the CD and didn't find any 'setup.exe'. So, taking a chance AFTER plugging in the card (and then booting the machine, which of course didn't recognize the card), I selected the 3.0 folder. Then, just clicked on the first file I saw, the one beginning with 'Ren' .. turned out that WAS a setup.exe file. It worked automatically, and now the card works just fine. I didn't even have to reboot. Box says it's compatible all the way back to Win98, but doesn't claim Win7 compatibility. So now you know it can play in Win7 32-bit, and how. Win8? I've no idea. That OS is abominable, sorry. These cards are also stable inside the slot, so for my laptops, they will travel well. There's also an extra power-to-USB cord which can be plugged into the unit (sticking out of the side), with the USB end, plugged into some power adaptor with a USB interface. I didn't try that option yet, as I don't seem to need it. One caution: I've read a lot about 3.0 ports on computers, how usually you can't run more than one at a time at that speed. Doesn't bother me. Every laptop needs more USB ports, so for me this is perfect. For you, maybe not. I do not yet know if I'll be able to get more than one port at 3.0 speed. The Dell 6530s already have one native 3.0 speed port (on the right, and it doubles as a charger). If I have problems, I'll edit this review at top, so you won't have to read this again. Am a happy camper, either way. Instead of having only four USB ports on my lappie, I now have six. Yay. Oh, did I mention this thing is cute? Gonna buy more!
Review: Functions well, but is not plug-n-play - I just received and installed the ECUSB3S254F on my Dell M1330 laptop. I bought this USB 3.0 adapter to use specifically with my new Western Digital 'My Passport' 2 TB hard drive. I like how it inserts flush in my laptop and appears to be fairly robust in build (for such a small device). Be warned, however, that it is not a plug-n-play device. You must install the drivers manually (a somewhat tedious process) for it to work. (Please excuse upcoming caps). A BIG WARNING HERE!!! SO PLEASE PAY ATTENTION. The drivers come on a mini-CD that absolutely does not work in a "slot" type of CD player. Never having tried to insert one of these mini-CD's into my computer in the past, I assumed Startech would not send me something that could potentially harm my laptop (with no warning). That's not the truth, however... When I tried inserting the mini-CD into the player slot, it disappeared inside and would not come out! Luckily, I used the mini-tweezers on my Swiss army knife to grab just enough of it to get it back out. But be warned. If you have a slot-type player, go to the Startech.com website and manually download the driver. (I contacted Startech and suggested they put a warning on the CD with says, "Not for use in slot-type CD drives".) In fairness, in the process of trying to find the right driver, I used Startech's "instant support" (pop-up window messaging.) The guy seemed friendly and was helpful. He also agreed there should be a warning on the disk. Now on to the actual driver install... Once I downloaded the driver, the software installation was pretty straight forward. When I tried out the adapter with my new Western Digital "My Passport" 2 TB hard drive, the card would not recognize the drive, even after driver installation, however. The trick to getting it going was to reboot the machine after the driver installation. The driver install should probably pop-up a message saying, "Please reboot your machine to activate installed drivers." After the reboot, the adapter recognized my hard drive. Everything seems to be working well. So yes, getting the drivers installed took a bit of work... and the mini-CD getting stuck in my slot-type CD/DVD reader was scary... but the device seems hardy and works well. One small last thing. The adapter also came with a small power cable to send power to an external device being plugged into the 3.0 adapter slot. Since my external hard drive is powered directly from the 3.0 slot itself, the power cable isn't necessary in my case, but I'm glad it's there for future use. (I need to check the voltage... It might be just right for charging my mobile phone. So that's it. Except for the lack of plug-n-play, the device seems to work great.

## Features

- Unique flush-mount form factor design
- Two SuperSpeed USB 3.2 Gen 1 compliant ports with support for transfer rates up to 5 Gbps
- UASP support for more efficient data transfer
- Backward compatible with USB 2.0/1.x devices
- Compliant with USB 3.2 Gen 1 base specification 1.0 and xHCI specification 0.95
- Add two flushmount USB 3.0 ports to your ExpressCard-enabled laptop
- Compatible with Dell Latitude E5530
- 2 Port Flush Mount 54mm ExpressCard USB 3.0 Card Adapter with UASP Support
- ExpressCard USB 3 Controller / 5 Gbps USB 3.0 Expresscard / Expresscard Laptop Card
- 2Port USB 3.0 Adapter Card 54mm USB3 Card / EC USB 3.0 Card with UASP
- 2 Port Notebook USB 3.0 Express Card with optional built-in external DC power connector
- Expand laptop expansion capabilities with additional USB ports

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00535CMEE |
| Best Sellers Rank | #75 in Internal USB Port Cards |
| Brand | StarTech.com |
| Compatible Devices | Dell Latitude E5530 |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 543 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00065030843577 |
| Hardware Interface | USB 3.0 |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 2.9"L x 2.1"W x 0.2"H |
| Item Type Name | USB Adapter |
| Item Weight | 27.22 g |
| Manufacturer | StarTech.com |
| Mfr Part Number | ECUSB3S254F |
| Model Number | ECUSB3S254F |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Operating System | Windows® 11, 10 (32/64), 8 / 8.1 (32/64), 7 (32/64), Vista (32/64), XP (32/64) Windows Server® 2008 R2, 2003 |
| Product Dimensions | 2.9"L x 2.1"W x 0.2"H |
| Style | Flush Mount |
| Style Name | Flush Mount |
| UPC | 065030843577 |
| Unit Count | 1 count |
| Warranty Description | 2 Year |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** StarTech.com
- **Hardware Interface:** USB 3.0
- **Product Dimensions:** 2.9"L x 2.1"W x 0.2"H
- **Item Weight:** 0.03 Kilograms
- **Compatible Devices:** Dell Latitude E5530

## Images

![StarTech 2-Port Flush ExpressCard 54mm (5Gbps) USB 3.0 Card (ECUSB3S254F) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71j8ZZoR+RL.jpg)
![StarTech 2-Port Flush ExpressCard 54mm (5Gbps) USB 3.0 Card (ECUSB3S254F) - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41BRN4u78HL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Love it, despite the poor instructions
*by B***T on March 13, 2014*

Edit, 1/8/17, this thing is really perfect for Dell 6510 and 6410, and is the ONLY 3.0 adaptor I can find which fits them. The 'Trick' below really works. Key also is to gently remove the stick you use. It works SO FAST with a 3.0 stick even on 11 GB I almost missed the finish by blinking. The 3.0 stick I use is Kingston Green 115GB. So if you don't mind the thing sticking out, and you do the 'Trick' below you'll be happy with this. I'm going to buy another. EDIT, 7/6/15: the 34mm DOES fit in the 54mm slot with the adaptor. Trick is to PUSH (not slide) the adaptor onto the pictured 2 port 34mm thingy (which sticks out). For the Dell 6510, the adaptor fits on the RIGHT hand side. It fits even better in the PC card slot (also 54mm) of the Dell Latitude D630, with a very satisfying click. But the RENASAS driver doesn't seem to be working. Will have to read the reviews to see if anyone knows what's the right driver. EDIT, 3/13/14: Note to Dell Latitude 6510 owners: the 54mm card doesn't fit too well in Dell 6510's slot; it won't register, either, even after installing the drivers, because I suspect it doesn't actually plug in. I tried it on both my 6510s' 54mm slots, and neither one 'took'. The 6510's slot for 54mm card is a tad deeper than the 6530's, that's why. I even experimented with switching the Dell OEM brackets between the two machine models; the 6530's bracket, won't mount flush, won't lock, in the 6510. So it's not a problem with the StarTech card, but with the 6510. Still: for the 6530, the StarTech card is perfect. So if you're trying to find a 54mm for your Dell 6510, try some other brand, not StarTech's. ============================== Original 34mm external Express Card Review ============================== This part of the post is a review of the 34mm version, which sticks out the side of the machine in the picture. I don't like it as well as the 54mm version, below. Above this line, in later edits, I'll update the review. Amazon won't let me post separate reviews for these two very different Express cards. As for the 34mm, it looks exactly as pictured, and the laptop there pictured, is a Dell Latitude 6510. I have two of them. So the picture is exactly accurate. What's not accurate, are the instructions. The 34mm actually has instructions, but they are wrong, regarding what file you'd pick from the CD. Else, the instructions on how to push in the unit until you hear a click, are great. Just as with SD cards, you want to be a bit gentle here. BE SURE YOU FOLLOW the insertion instructions given (insert slowly, gently, wait for that 'click'; reverse process, to remove). On the Latitude 6510, which is a business-class machine, it works well. Stable. Key is to follow those insertion instructions. Press too hard, or remove whatever you plug into the hub too forcefully, and you'll end up removing the entire unit. I would rather have it flush like the 54mm below, but hey: this works. It's supposed to work on anything with an external 34mm Express card, all the way back to Win98. I didn't test that claim. There's no claim it will work in Win7. It does, in 32-bit (Pro). I didn't test this or the one below yet, for Linux; I refuse to learn Win8, sorry. Your computer can be on when you insert the 34mm card. Windows 7 will claim no recognition, after you first insert the card, before you run the CD to install the drivers. Ignore Windows. Insert the tiny CD. Next, the file folder you want to use for 3.0 installation, is the 'PEX' folder, which will have '3' in it somewhere. (The folder name might change, but look for that '3'.) The only file in it, is the 'Ren..' setup file; its actual name is so long, you won't know that's what it is. Just double click to run it. Takes maybe 30 seconds, and you'll see Windows 7 recognize the driver and say everything's fine. Now you have two more USB ports. Will they run at true 3.0 speed? I don't know, and don't care. I just wanted more ports. They recognized my Kingston 115GB stick just like XP did, and in the same amount of time. That's enough for me. Yell at me if you want me to say more. ============================================ Original 54mm external Express Card review ============================================ I bought the 54mm for my Express Card slot on my Dell Latitude 6530s; they have Windows 7 Pro 32-bit. That slot is on the right, if you have that laptop. Slides right in, good connection. HOWEVER, the instructions are ZERO. There is a CD, but there's no way you can tell that there are any setup files on it. I had to guess what to do, looked at the CD and didn't find any 'setup.exe'. So, taking a chance AFTER plugging in the card (and then booting the machine, which of course didn't recognize the card), I selected the 3.0 folder. Then, just clicked on the first file I saw, the one beginning with 'Ren' .. turned out that WAS a setup.exe file. It worked automatically, and now the card works just fine. I didn't even have to reboot. Box says it's compatible all the way back to Win98, but doesn't claim Win7 compatibility. So now you know it can play in Win7 32-bit, and how. Win8? I've no idea. That OS is abominable, sorry. These cards are also stable inside the slot, so for my laptops, they will travel well. There's also an extra power-to-USB cord which can be plugged into the unit (sticking out of the side), with the USB end, plugged into some power adaptor with a USB interface. I didn't try that option yet, as I don't seem to need it. One caution: I've read a lot about 3.0 ports on computers, how usually you can't run more than one at a time at that speed. Doesn't bother me. Every laptop needs more USB ports, so for me this is perfect. For you, maybe not. I do not yet know if I'll be able to get more than one port at 3.0 speed. The Dell 6530s already have one native 3.0 speed port (on the right, and it doubles as a charger). If I have problems, I'll edit this review at top, so you won't have to read this again. Am a happy camper, either way. Instead of having only four USB ports on my lappie, I now have six. Yay. Oh, did I mention this thing is cute? Gonna buy more!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Functions well, but is not plug-n-play
*by G***' on July 19, 2012*

I just received and installed the ECUSB3S254F on my Dell M1330 laptop. I bought this USB 3.0 adapter to use specifically with my new Western Digital 'My Passport' 2 TB hard drive. I like how it inserts flush in my laptop and appears to be fairly robust in build (for such a small device). Be warned, however, that it is not a plug-n-play device. You must install the drivers manually (a somewhat tedious process) for it to work. (Please excuse upcoming caps). A BIG WARNING HERE!!! SO PLEASE PAY ATTENTION. The drivers come on a mini-CD that absolutely does not work in a "slot" type of CD player. Never having tried to insert one of these mini-CD's into my computer in the past, I assumed Startech would not send me something that could potentially harm my laptop (with no warning). That's not the truth, however... When I tried inserting the mini-CD into the player slot, it disappeared inside and would not come out! Luckily, I used the mini-tweezers on my Swiss army knife to grab just enough of it to get it back out. But be warned. If you have a slot-type player, go to the Startech.com website and manually download the driver. (I contacted Startech and suggested they put a warning on the CD with says, "Not for use in slot-type CD drives".) In fairness, in the process of trying to find the right driver, I used Startech's "instant support" (pop-up window messaging.) The guy seemed friendly and was helpful. He also agreed there should be a warning on the disk. Now on to the actual driver install... Once I downloaded the driver, the software installation was pretty straight forward. When I tried out the adapter with my new Western Digital "My Passport" 2 TB hard drive, the card would not recognize the drive, even after driver installation, however. The trick to getting it going was to reboot the machine after the driver installation. The driver install should probably pop-up a message saying, "Please reboot your machine to activate installed drivers." After the reboot, the adapter recognized my hard drive. Everything seems to be working well. So yes, getting the drivers installed took a bit of work... and the mini-CD getting stuck in my slot-type CD/DVD reader was scary... but the device seems hardy and works well. One small last thing. The adapter also came with a small power cable to send power to an external device being plugged into the 3.0 adapter slot. Since my external hard drive is powered directly from the 3.0 slot itself, the power cable isn't necessary in my case, but I'm glad it's there for future use. (I need to check the voltage... It might be just right for charging my mobile phone. So that's it. Except for the lack of plug-n-play, the device seems to work great.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ StarTech 2-Port Flush Mount ExpressCard 54mm USB 3.0
*by W***H on December 6, 2016*

This product works exactly as intended on my 2011 Dell Latitude E5420. It provides full USB 3.0 bandwidth on a laptop that was not originally configured with USB 3.0. I have read a number of the reviews here, both positive and negative. The negative reviewers note, among other things, that: 1) The card is a tight fit in some laptops; 2) The card ejects easily; 3) The card is temperamental and frequently shuts down or disengages without notice; 4) Drivers were difficult to install or did not work correctly; 5) The card provided only USB 2.0 bandwidth and not USB 3.0 bandwidth. With respect to each of these comments I will say this: The item I am reviewing is my second copy of this product. The first one I received had all of the issues listed above and more. After attempting to get it working correctly for about an hour, I requested an RMA from Amazon, received a return label, and sent it back that afternoon. This second one that I am reviewing, works flawlessly. I have none of the issues listed above with this copy and I have full USB 3.0 bandwidth. I have updated my laptop to Windows 10 64-bit. With this OS, and a properly working device, the install was seamless. I shut down the computer before installing the device, then booted it up. Within seconds, the OS recognized the device and installed the appropriate driver from the MS database. No disk or download from the StartTech website was required. If you do use the driver from the included disk or from the StarTech website, Windows 10 will still download and install the more current driver from the MS database, so there really is no point in taking the extra step of manually installing a driver if you are running Windows 10. I tested the device using a portable spinning hard drive, an external SSD, and a USB 3.0 thumb drive. Using a disk speed testing tool, I was able to achieve full USB 3.0 bandwidth for each device: 1) 106+ MB/s for the hard drive; 2) 500+ MB/s for the SSD; and 3) 75+ MB/s for the thumb drive. The spinning hard drive was the only storage device that required the use of the included USB power supply cable. Without it, an active spinning drive draws more current than the StarTech card is capable of delivering on its own, so the card will shut down in the middle of a data transfer if the supplemental power cord is not used. So my experience with this card, so far, has been absolutely excellent. Having built and maintained both desktop and laptop computers for more than 30 years, I know that sometimes when you purchase computer electronics, you end up with a dud. That appears to be what happened to me with the first card I received and perhaps to all of the reviewers who provided negative feedback. While getting a device that's DOA is always disappointing, and never particularly pleasant, Amazon goes out its way to make returning the dud as painless as possible. That's why, whenever possible, I order stuff like this from Amazon. StarTech is also a well-known company and generally produces quality products. I have purchased a number of StarTech products over the years, always with great results. That's why I picked the StarTech branded option over some of the lower cost alternatives that are offered here. Anyway, hopefully you find this feedback helpful. Enjoy!!!

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