36 Slots Memory Card Case Water-Resistant Anti-Shock Memory Card Wallet for 24 Micro SD SDXC SDHC TF Cards and 12 SD SDXC SDHC CardsCarbonfree Certified

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A very nice case - light weight yet provides excellent protection for CFexpress cards. The case is a hard plastic with a easy to open, yet tight, clasp that secures the 6 cards it can store. The main thing I like is the foam like molding inside that it specifically designed for the express type B cards rather than a universal type that tries to accommodate other sizes as well. With this design the card fits very securely in its own space and won't budge until you lift it out. I also like the top/bottom storage, which makes the case smaller dimension without being noticeably thicker. It is also water resistant - it didn't leak when I submersed it in the sink - without the cards for the test. It should definitely keep dust out, which is a bigger concern for me. Good price, excellent construction, light weight and portable. What's not to like? Highly recommend.

I find microSD cards to be extremely useful. They allow me to keep client data separate, as well as personal data. I've had experiences where a person discovered information about me because it was at work. My solution is to keep my data and customer data on individual microSD cards and these cards in a case. Only one card is out for each device and only the data for that customer or mine is available at any time.I've only used this case for a short period, but it is fully up to the task. My old case was much larger and required me to carry it in either a briefcase or backpack. This case is small enough to fit in a pocket or an inside backpack pocket.I'm now considering going to multiple cases, just as I am using multiple microSD cards. I'm considering a personal case, a case for where I'm staying (home, office, or hotel), and a case for client visits.Case reviews, in these times, should include why we need SD or microSD cards. Typically, I wouldn't think to include this topic, but given how Samsung, Apple, Google, and others are removing microSD card slots, the advantages of the cards and cases needs to be in any review.I'm using microSD cards and cases to hold both client and personal data. I found many years ago it is a benefit to keep client data separate, as well as keeping my personal data separate, too. This means keeping them on individual microSD cards.I know Samsung and others are moving from microSD cards to the cloud or whatever. They have yet to find anything as good as the microSD card. MicroSD cards are:1) Cheaper than the Cloud at initial purchase (vs yearly fees).2) Faster than the Cloud.3) Cheaper than the download cost by cell phone companies.4) Finally, cheaper year over year than the Cloud.They are smaller and easier to handle than USB C Flash drives or USB C card readers.I can highly recommend both microSD cards (Samsung and SanDisk) and this case. Five Stars without hesitation!!

This is a competent sd card holder. There us enough space on both sides of the case to hold several sd cards either micro or in standard size case.The closed mechanism is secure and closes the case well and can be a bit of effort to reopen case if you are unfamiliar.Good case and does what it says it is for. It is nicely portable and not too thick and will fit easily into whatever equipment case.

Perfect Organizer for Memory Cards!This [High Capacity] 54 Slots Memory Card Case is a total game-changer for keeping all my memory cards safe and organized. With 36 micro SD and 18 full-size SD slots, I finally have a dedicated place for everything, and it makes switching cards during photo shoots way more efficient.The case feels sturdy and well-built, with a secure latch that keeps everything sealed. I also love the foam insert—it holds the cards snugly and protects them from bumps or drops. It’s compact enough to fit in my gear bag without taking up much space.If you work with a lot of memory cards or travel with them often, this case is a must-have!