📀 MicroSDHC to Memory Stick Pro Duo (Unboxed) Review

Works great with Sony PRS e-readers with Sony Memory Stick Duo expansion slot PRS-505 and up. The PRS-505 had slots for a Memory Stick Duo and a full-size SD card, but according to the manual could take a larger Sony card up to 8GB, while the maximum SD card slot is 2GB. As far as I know, later Sony readers up to the T series could process memory expansion cards up to 32 GB in both expansion slots. Proven in Sony PRS-505, PRS-600, PRS-650, PRS-900 and PRS-950. This adapter and a Micro SDHC card

Nothing to say but it works as advertised, never had a problem with my PSP for weeks. I've read about a few other microSD adapters on the MS Pro Duo, particularly the white ones that use two microSD cards that tend to fall apart on their own over time without much handling, so I played it safe and I decided on one. From the ones that had better ratings and looked more reliable, I bought a Netac 128GB SDXC UHS-I U3 Micro SD card that I haven't yet fully loaded with my favorite PSP games…

This thing is weak. Be careful with that. It seems very cheap and fragile, but it's great for a PSP memory card. I was able to slip a $6 32GB Lexar card in and use it on my PSP. I would probably recommend not inserting or removing the card as some have said because it is quite fragile. I could see that it broke pretty quickly with repeated use. I never take my memory card out of my PSP. I just plug a mini USB cable into my PSP when I want to transfer data from my PC to it. Other adapters are $8

Completely breathed new life into my old modified PSP! As suggested in the reviews, I went with the 16GB micro SD for download speeds. Received in the mail, the plastic is quite flimsy hence the one star deduction. The SD card came in with a nice click. Loaded into my GOW PSP and formatted the card. no problem, recognized the card immediately. I connected the psp via USB and loaded the card with cso/iso files as much as possible. Everything plays flawlessly! Much faster than their old pro duos.

When used with my Sony DSC-H20 it originally said "This disc cannot be recorded or played back". However, he took all the photos with a newly inserted micro SD card and transferred them to the computer without any problems. So just ignore the message. But the negative part is that when it's inserted into the camera and it clicks to indicate it's inserted properly, it's a pain to get it out. It doesn't eject like a regular memory card, it stays in the camera and I have to use tweezers to eject…

I bought this to use with an older Sony HDR-CX100 camcorder. In the end, it works great with one small downside. (Blame the camera, not the adapter) Every time I turn on the camera, switch between capture and playback modes, navigate through certain settings, etc., a message pops up on the screen stating that this memory card cannot be used properly. Recording or playing back images. Definitely annoying, but passable. I also don't have to wait for the message to go away before I start…