Review on Kiorafoto Waterproof Anti-Shock Memory Card Case Protector with Carabiner – Holds 12 SD & 12 Micro SD Cards by Kirk Womack

I recently bought another camera bag and while most bags I've had in the past have had dedicated SD card slots, this one didn't. So I tried to find ways to keep my SD cards from hanging around the bottom of one of the pockets of my bag. Pros: - While doing some research I noticed that most other SD card cases seem to have very weak hinges. Some of them are really just plastic that you keep bending over in hopes it won't break. This case has the strongest hinges and construction (including weather resistance). I haven't tested it much but this case is stable in the hand. What made the decision difficult? So these are the negative reviews that SD cards are not suitable. I decided the risk was worth $8 and I took it. All SD cards I have will fit, and micro SD cards too. Now there might be a difference, but I can assure you that you can get one that fits. Cons: - Nothing to argue here, I believe if you push the cards in too deep they can get hard. off, but so far I haven't had any problems. One of the downsides of a solid case is that it feels pretty heavy for what it is. That's both good and bad, depending on how you look at it. Conclusion: I'm not sure, but considering that I keep it in my pocket, I don't think it's going to fall apart any time soon. It seems a bit overkill for my use case. If I needed another one at this price I would take the risk of getting a bad copy and returning it. Considering everything costs more these days, this might be the best $8 I've spent in a long time.