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Question: Does this hold a variety of card sizes? Thanks
Document: It's not the slimmest of cases, but it's a good case to hold all your SD cards. The opening mechanism could have been designed with even better easy, but overall a solid case for those looking for a SD card holder.
The qual of the shell is of high standard. The metal is solid. The mold in side the box just hold the SD cards perfectly. Easy to remove the card. I definitely recommend this to people with many SD cards and want to protect them.
My bad for not reading more closely that this does NOT hold the micro SD cards. I wound up going ahead and placing one micro under each full size SD card. The snap-in-place SD holds the micro underneath in place just fine.
The case is very secure and very solid. The only draw back is that if you are VERY VERY careful about putting the cards in the case the little &#34;fingers&#34; that hold the cards in the slots will peel up the corners of the actual card and has made several of our SD cards disintegrate. With us having to take cards in and out quickly we can't afford to damage cards
Fits 8 SD cards.Sturdy.A little tricky to get the card out but only the first time - after I got the hang of it.This same case comes as a credit card case - friend of mine uses one and it's been hold up well to abuse.Expect this to last although my use will not subject it to heavy abuse.Would recommend.
I got this case because I am soon going on a trip to Austria and wanted to hold all my memory cards. This case feels really well built and can hold many different types of cards. It clicks together so that nothing falls out and I am very satisfied with it.The only problem is that it is kind of difficult to figure out how the memory card fits in. But after that things were fine.
This case is durable and nice looking, but the indentations that hold your SD cards have a little knob right where the lock/unlock tab on an SD card sits. I didn't notice this at first and ended up snapping one of my lock tabs off as I was removing it from the case. The solution is to store your SD cards in the locked position, thereby removing the tab from the path of the knob (which is best practice anyway).
See those 8 slots for SDHC cards? Notice the smaller indent in the middle? it's deep enough and large enough to conveniently hold a micro card behind the normal size SDHC in front of it. So I have now 9 SDHC cards in my 8-card box. One of them is in the adapter, the other is neatly hiding underneath it. I thinking of getting a few more micro cards, just for fun.As to the case itself: The outer shell is lovely and strong.
This is my second Power2000 aluminum Memory Card Protector Case. I liked the first one so much that I bought a second to put in my camera bag. I use the first one with my WMA players. The only thing that I wish the manufacturer would change would be color availability; I prefer black to silver. These sturdy cases are easy to use and hold memory cards securely. To summarize, if I had a need, I buy a third.
It's a good product and will give great protection for my SD cards. It's easy to store in my camera bag too. Good transaction and speedy delivery. Thanks!
Answer: The Adorama Digital Media Storage stores both the SD Card and the mini-SD Card.  But it does not store the Micro-SD Card.  However, I store my Micro-SD Cards in Kingston Technology Micro-SD Adapter; also available from Amazon (very inexpensive).