In the past my memory media was put into a phone or camera and forgot about. I never had to take it out unless it was to remove pictures or such.
RECENTLY I found a whole new world of Music, picture, video storage. I settled on the MicroSD memory because it fit everything. Any adaptors are left with the equipment it is installed in. The size of the MicroSD card was a bit of a concern. I tried several methods to store them but they never really addressed the concern of small size, especially if traveling with a hand full of the MicroSD Memory cards. For example:
My introduction to slot music was with a Sansa Slot Music Player. I picked it up cheap and I wanted to experiment besides it played the WMA format, which I feel is better than Mp3.
Creating the music archive opened whole new vistas of access and ability to play anything in my music library without having to find the cd. ( In case there are those who feel laws are being broken by creating such archive, I read on the internet that you are allowed to make the archive as long as you own the cd/dvd and it is used for your own enjoyment). The MicroSD card is an extention of this archive only I use the card to record and store different styles of music. Think of it like a file cabinet where you would put different types of information in different folders. Yes, you have it now. I can have rock, atmospheres, easy rock, classical, easy Jazz, nature sounds, each created on its own MicroSD. The problem was how do you carry this library of sound/or pics.
Enter the DiMeCard micro8 for MicroSD cards. One great thing is you can color code the DiMeCard micro8 card for your different types of music, pics, vids, what ever it is you use them for. Even potential back up information or programs.
The MicroSD card slips in easily and has a firm hold. You can feel something "grab" to hold the card in place. The DiMeCard micro8 card will hold 8 MicroSD cards and has a space, slightly larger than the MicroSD card itself, that you can apply a title or name. Labeling the MicroSD card itself is a bit more interesting since you have no room to write on them. I am playing with a system now, where the storage card may be red, so I put a dot of red paint on the end of the MicroSD disk. This associates the MicroSD disk with the RED storage card. Being so small, only pull one MicroSD card out at a time so you don't lose any, and the open space in the card will tell you exactly where this MicroSD card belongs in the DiMeCard micro8 storage card.
The DiMeCard micro8 card is about the size of a credit card and about as thick as two credit cards together. If you only carry one DiMeCard micro8 card, it will easily fit a pocket, equipment bag or wallet though I think a wallet might be too much bending and squeezing for the memory cards. Especially if you tend to sit on your wallet. To make this even easier, get one of those smaller equipment bags that zips shut to store several DiMeCard micro8 cards.
Since all my media is now on these MicroSD cards, a way to store them has become invaluable and the DiMeCard micro8 storage card seems to fit the bill. I have 4 at this time and they are kept together, like in a folder and I can pick what I want so easily and its all right there.
This is especially true now that I have a Surround Sound Receiver with a USB in the front that plays the music, or even a good audible book from the comfort of your easy chair using the remote.
With this type of memory and technology finally getting out to the stereos, I think the days of DVD's and CD's are numbered. You can't believe how convenient these archives are. If you go this route, be sure to make a back up, just in case because you will have a lot of time invested in the archives creation.
At this time, this is the best storage I have found for those little MicroSD cards. There are many ways to carry them, find what suits you best.
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Best way to hold and organize all my cameras (and drone) microSD cards !
I have multiple cameras, between Gopro, 360 and drones, and after a filming project is done, I needed a way to collect and organize all the microSD cards coming from all of those cameras, without mixing them up as well.This card holder was the best I can find so far for my need. Cards are in & out quickly, it fits in a pocket or a wallet, and also it has some blank area on each slot to write down anything you need. Totally happy with this purchase, and no negative issues I can find to report about this product.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2018
This is small and fits perfectly in one of the pockets in my electronics pouch. SD cards slid in easily and there's a place to write out a small label for each one. Arrived promptly and is as advertised. Inexpensive and will suit my needs just fine.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2015
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niels
Praktisch, guenstig, verhindert den Verlust oder Beschaedigung von 8 MicroSD Karten
Reviewed in Germany on August 14, 2014
M. Babb
A bit "cheap" for the price
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 12, 2012