📷 AxiGear 34-Slot SD Card Holder: Secure Hard Case for SD/SDHC/SDXC/SDUC Memory Cards (excluding miniSD and microSD) Review

This box is perfect for my needs! I don't need it to be waterproof but it seems to be very water resistant. It's durable and well built. I would buy it again.

Love the fact that it has so many slots so I got it and on top of that it's durable so I would recommend this tbh even if you don't . I don't need so many slits, "I'd rather get caught with it than without it"

Strong! I'm thinking of buying a few more and putting my friends' photo logos on top! I haven't used a ton of these so I don't know if they're easy to place. But I like the case and how solid it feels!

DAS! It's a great way to organize my SD cards! They are so small and since I use so many cards for my drones and cameras I need to organize them all. Very strong, doesn't feel cheap and seals tightly to prevent unwanted leakage in inclement weather. very good and if i fill the one i have now i will buy another one. Also, it's relatively very affordable compared to others I've seen.

The beauty of digital photography is that unlike film, we can take thousands of shots. I like to save every photo I take, good or bad. As a result, I use a lot of SD cards. In this case it is very easy for me to store and organize them. I give each card a letter name and save them in alphabetical order. I have a computer file that identifies the images on each card, making it easy to find the right photos.

I needed a suitcase that met two criteria: Big enough to be difficult to lose. Strong enough not to damage the cards. This case is ideal for this purpose. I had a Pelican brand SD card sleeve that was so tight that trying to remove it damaged the cards and got lost in my backpack, among other things, which I keep there when I travel. neat, the foam keeps it secure, the cards are easy to take out, and in my pocket it's big enough for me to find it right away. For the price and what it does, this

I am a professional photographer and I usually keep a card from each session until edits are complete. At the peak of the season I can have up to 20-30 cards. I needed a place to put them to keep them safe and organized. This case makes it possible. The cutouts are perfect for my SD cards. The lid has a pad on the inside so that the cards are tightly packed when closed. The clamps on the lid are a little tight, but I think they will loosen over time. To be honest, I would rather open the lid…

This case appears to be made of durable, thick plastic with two clasps on the long side. Holds 34 SD cards as they state, no micro cards. On the outside is a top and bottom layer of dense foam with about 1 inch of rubber-like foam holding the cards in place. They are arranged in two rows of 17 each. Each slot is spaced far enough apart to make choosing a card easier. Individual cards protrude about 1/2 inch from the foam, making them easier to grab. The zippers keep it securely closed. I use a…