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Digital camera reviews of Hakuba DMSP-SD4 Plastic Case for Digital MemoryDigital camera Review: Good protection! Summary: 4 Stars
This is a small case for memory cards - it is exactly what it purports to be but I now wish I'd bought one a little larger, and a little more flexible in its construction. It certainly works as advertised.
Digital camera Review: Great Storage Option Summary: 5 Stars
I feel completely confident that my memory is safe and free of any debris or moisture. If i had to complain about something, the chain is a little short.
Digital camera Review: Great little case! Summary: 5 Stars
CAUTION: The picture is misleading. You only get the smaller, 4-card case in this purchase, not the large and small case together.
I really like this product. I bought it for a 2 month trip to Africa, and it was definitely worth it. The case is made of very sturdy plastic and can take a beating. The interior is rubber and snuggly holds 4 SD cards. The latch is easy to use and there is no fumbling around with it when you need access fast. It has never accidentally opened. I don't think the case is waterproof, but I would definitely say it is water-resistant. If you were to hold the case under, water would probably eventually leak in, but your cards will stay nice and dry in rain or if you accidentally drop the case in a puddle or similar. The best feature of this case, that most other cases lack, is the metal latching lanyard (keychain thiny). It has kept me from loosing my cards more times than I can count. I have attached it to my camera case, my backpack, a loop in my coat pocket, and belt loops on my jeans and cargo pants. Very handy.
Digital camera Review: Great size and durability Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this product because I wanted a digital memory case that held a small number of memory cards, but was lightweight and durable for hiking and getting bumped around. The memory cards fit into the case nicely and I can attach the case to my DSLR bag or my digital video camera bag with ease. The inner compartment has a firm, rubbery feel so that the cards do not slip, but has some minimal give for the cards to slide in and out without damaging them. Each slot also has a little thumb groove to put the cards in and out, which are a little small for very large fingers, but still doable.
Digital camera Review: Hakuba SD Card Case Summary: 5 Stars
The Hakuba DMSP-SD4 case is just what we needed for transporting SD cards. It holds up to four cards securely in an enclosure that is small enough to fit in a camera bag, purse, or pocket, yet large enough not to get lost. The clear plastic cases that come with some SD cards are often hard to open and close, fragile, and easy to lose. We recently bought two expensive Transcend 32 GB SDHC cards, and they were not even packaged with plastic cases.
We didn't need the metal chain attached to the case, but found it is easy to remove. The soft rubbery inner surface of the Hakuba case has recessed openings for the cards. They fit in securely but are easy to remove. We recommend placing the cards in the case with the contacts down and opposite the finger access cut outs (This is opposite to how the Amazon images show the SD cards in the case.) This way you are less likely to touch the brass contacts when removing your SD cards, which should help prolong their lives.
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