JJC SD Micro SD CF TF Memory Card Case: Water-Resistant & Shockproof, Holds 6 CF, 12 SD, and 18 Micro SD Cards Review

These are solid, chunky cases, the style I first encountered (and really appreciate) when looking for cases for Nintendo Switch Games searched, but I digress. These memory card cases are mostly as advertised but with one caveat. They're listed as containing CF cards, but it doesn't say whether they can hold 6 standard-sized Type I cards or 50% thicker Type II cards, which almost refers to Microdrives, tiny hard drives that provide an economical An alternative to flash media was the latter…

This case is great! Great quality and I'm confident my cards will be secure. I can't relate to those who are having trouble getting their tickets. There are diagrams for inserting different memory cards. After that, I had no problems inserting or removing cards. This includes Micro SD. I recommend this product. It's not too big and fits perfectly in my camera bag without being in the way. I will reorder if I feel I need another storage box.

Let me start this off with the fact that I'm from the BetaMax band days. Yes, it wasn't easy to lose important recordings when cassette tapes were the size of shoebox lids. Nowadays it's very important to keep track of your important photos and videos from capture to post-processing and it's very easy to lose a tiny little card, so this is a MUST HAVE for every photo/video professional. I have one and got the second one as a gift for a photographer friend and she said it was the most useful…

I like that this card holder has different slots for different memory cards, but it's too narrow for my SD cards and CFast cards. I almost damaged the card trying to put it in the slot. Wouldn't buy this again. Great idea, but needs some work on the dimensions. Next time I'll use the Pelican Compact Flash Card Case. It's more expensive but not worth it potentially damaging my cards with it.

First off, let me say I'm from the BetaMax band days. Yes, it wasn't easy to lose important footage when the cassettes were the size of a shoebox lid. Nowadays it's very important to keep track of your important photos and videos from capture to post-processing and it's very easy to lose a tiny little card, so this is a MUST HAVE for every photo/video professional. I have one and I got the second one as a gift for a photographer friend and she said it was the most useful gift anyone had ever…

These are tough, chunky cases, the style I first came across (and really appreciate) when I was looking for cases for Nintendo Switch games , but I digress. These memory card cases are mostly as advertised but with one caveat. They're listed as CF cards, but don't specify whether they can hold 6 standard-size Type I cards or 50% thicker Type II cards, which is what microdrives are, tiny hard drives that were an economical alternative to flash , almost the case with media when the latter were…