Magnetic Organizer MicroSDXC MicroSDHC Smartphone Review

I have already bought a very similar sleeve to hold my SD cards which I scroll through my trail cameras. It has a latch, no magnets, but I still had two issues that resulted in the need for a second case; There is not enough memory and there is no way to tell full from empty. This device gives me extra storage space as well as double the space for Micro SD/TF among SD cards. I'm a little nervous about the magnet versus the solid latch, but so far it seems to be holding up well. Also, it has a…

Let me start my impulse purchase with two real passions. Electronics (mainly microcameras) and casings. Now that useless gadgets are great for stuffing junk drawers (mostly due to breakage), too many hidden pockets ruin the case for me. I've looked at these types of SD card sleeves and always convinced myself I don't need them as they would be too bulky to carry such small cards. Tiny Maps. The kind of things that go through countless hours. just here"Find the lost one after it's been…

The Kiorafoto Magnetic Lock Card Case had many advantages. It seems well done. It holds 12 SD cards. and 24 TF cards (TransFLash card, also known as Micro SD card). If you're ambitious, you can even stack SD cards on top of Micro SD cards. This gives you a total storage capacity of 36 cards. However, I do not recommend this as it is necessary to remove the SD cards to access the micro SD cards. It's not particularly efficient. I like to use small magnets placed inside the case to keep it…

When you get the keeper it seems strong and made of good durable protective materials. You want to protect your valuable data. With a good protective rubber seal around it, it keeps moisture out. It can be worn in the rain, but in a bag I wouldn't risk it directly in the rain. Excellent magnetic opening and closing, reliable "click" when closing. It really is a very well made product. Holds up to 24 micro and 12 SD cards, you can put micro cards under regular SD cards so you can really fill…

If you create content or work in this world, you probably have a lot of multimedia cards. Personally, I use a lot of micro and standard SD cards. The last thing I want to do at the end of the day is spend time looking for my cards. This case solves that problem and more! What's good about it? Well, it can store 24 microSD cards and 12 SD cards at the same time! It's also waterproof! Thus, all the data you have collected stays safe and sound. The only reason I didn't give this 5 stars is because

I have many microsd cards so this case was very useful for me. The case closes with magnets that require some force to open, and the cards are held in place by a pressure/slotted friction grip. Access is fairly easy, but protection isn't as good as some sort of zipper or latch. I've done a drop test or two from about 2 feet - the case knocked out but the cards stayed in their slots - not entirely reliable though, some moving a bit. The hard case does not make the cards so soft. My concern is…

Okay seriously I never thought of buying one of these until I saw it. I've always just thrown my SD cards into a small plastic cup in my desk drawer. I had some adapters as you can see and some spare SD cards and then some nano sim cards for some of the cell phone tricks I do. Great, you got me, I have a confession to make. I'm a serial flasher for android phones. Yes, I unlock bootloaders, flash firmware, pass Knox on Summise, it's all a happy poop horse. There's always been a few…