Bovke USB Flash Drive Case Organizer: 48-Slot Memory Card Holder for SanDisk, Samsung, and More with Extra Mesh Pocket — Grey Review

This is a good case, fairly sturdy and well lined. The discs fit snugly into the foam slots. Unfortunately, many flash drives are too large for the case and won't close the case. A suitcase with separate strap holders would be the best choice for me.

Horror. Arrived crushed and deformed as it must have been stored. The zippers barely worked. The holes for the foam earbuds are too big for micro USB drives. The sleeve is too short for normal sized USB sticks. There's not much point in using a suitcase for something if it fits snugly against the top and bottom of the suitcase with no padding. Returned immediately. Thoughtless and cheap.

I like the concept, the only thing I would have preferred would have been more normal sized holes for the rims. There's half the smaller size and half the regular size - of course you can fit smaller drives in the regular slots, but you certainly won't be able to fit regular flash drives in the smaller slots, so you'll be wasting a lot of space. I would like to see all the normal sized slots, that would be ideal, but this one worked for me, I filled all the normal slots and just folded the rest

I got tired of carrying USB sticks in small bags, so I chose this carrier. Very pretty and super easy to use. In fact, it could store all my drives. One thing other people have mentioned that I will also mention is that if your flash drives are very small, they may not stay in place. Actually I have two clicking around. A very simple solution was to cut some foam from an egg carton and put it in a slot where you would have small flash drives. It works like a champ and now it's absolutely…

Attractive travel or storage case (mine is light grey). The case itself isn't deep enough and the foam insert doesn't fit my old flash drives which are too big, but can easily be trimmed to fit your needs. The bag itself is VERY well made - strong enough to protect when carried alone or in a padded bag. I'm going to cut the foam insert for the sticks I already have. My chopsticks can't stand upright (too high) so they have to be put on their side. If you use short sticks you will be fine. If…

I'm not sure which flash drives should fit, but almost half the slots are too small for one of the many types I own. The cover is good, tight, with a zipper. Inside there is a removable piece of foam in which to insert the discs, as shown in the photo. However, while half of them (3 rows) are 3/4" x 3/8" and can accommodate a standard flash drive used with a USB connector, the other 3 rows are only 3/ 8" x 3/16" tall. " and there is no way to insert a USB flash drive into these slots. These…

I have a large collection of flash drives. Most of them fit this case perfectly. However, I have a few that are too high for this article. Some of the old discs (like the 512K from c. 2004 for example) are too long and some of the ones I got from workshops were cute things with custom logos made out of recycled wood and something else too wide to fit to fit in. housing slots. I can end up cutting out some of the delimiters to fit those pesky drives, or just leave those troublesome drives…

There aren't many storage options of this kind. The case is well built and decently priced, but with caveats. It should be emphasized that the length of the saved disk has a certain limit. Drives larger than 2.25 inches (52 mm) will prevent the case from closing properly. They are just too long to close the lid without deforming or stretching the case. This is especially true if you want to store something in the storage pockets on the top cover. Unfortunately, about 20% of the drives I tried…