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Bonnie Pena
2025-09-06 11:57:27
For those who have multiple cards, this is a great way to store them safely and the labels make them easy to identify and catalog.
Dave J
2025-09-04 14:30:13
Seems to be well made. Time will tell. But I love the amount of storage.
Kelly Wilson
2025-08-24 11:35:12
Exactly as ordered. Received in a timely manner.Great storage for my many memory cards, with labels for each
dg27
2025-08-23 13:12:33
I use a lot of SD cards with my SLR camera, my field audio recorder, and my point and shoot camera. It's always been a bit of mess in terms of where the cards are and keeping them organized has always been a hassle. This case easily solves that problem.The design is excellent and appears have been executed by someone who actually uses cards like this and therefore knows what's needed.The outer shell is rigid. It's not a hard shell case per se, but it's sturdy enough so that the cards can't get crushed or otherwise damaged in normal use.It's a clamshell design and it's held closed by a zipper unlike any I've ever seen. There's a split rubberized cover over the entire zipper (the zipper is underneath the rubberized cover). I believe that this is intended to prevent any moisture from getting inside.There's a rubberized suitcase style handle that's comfortable to grip.The interior has a removable foam insert that's precut to hold 40 cards. The little plastic cases for the cards themselves are just as sturdy as those that typically come with any SD card you buy. But one huge plus is that they're color coded: 12 red, 12 blue, and 16 clear. This would be great for anyone using multiple devices (as I do) to easily identify which card group is which. (I'll keep the red for my SLR, blue for my recorder, and clear for my point and shoot).The inside of the cover of the case has a mesh compartment with a zipper that could easily hold extra batteries or short cables.Also included is a sheet of self-adhesive number stickers (1 through 40) so you can number your cards if desired. For an alternate labeling scheme, there are two sheets of precut stickers (the size of the individual card cases), so you can write info about any given card on the sticker. There are 16 white, 16 blue, and 16 light red, which follows the color scheme of the individual cases.And since the foam insert that holds the cards is removable, you could feasibly lift it out, put it aside, and use the case to hold another device.This is truly great product for anyone who uses SD cards extensively: Highly recommended.
Hey Joe
2025-08-06 14:32:32
As an individual involved in bits of IT work and the occasional game console modification job I've accumulated piles of these storage devices over the years as micro SD cards a common tool of the trade, and finally having a method of organizing these things will save me the headache of having to hunt down the right one when needed.The main case consists of a rigid foam like padding on its exterior, with 60 individual multi colored plastic cases for each TF (SDXC) card with labels available on a pack of included sheets. The brand label on the case exterior leaves a bit to be desired, as it seems to be easily removable with a few scratches (letter K has already started as viewed on image #4). Same goes for the outer zipper mechanism as it tends to be a bit rough to zip & unzip, getting caught-up requiring you to backtrack before continuing forward. No issues on the zipper for the interior compartment as it runs much smoother with its movements. That compartment maybe used to store any other additional small items you wish such as USB sticks, card adapters, and a few short cables, but be sure to fish out the lanyard strap which I missed on the photos. Now for the SD cases themselves, its a bit tough getting TF cards seated properly within these cases. When you do finally get the card seated, the halves don't close as well as a case without a card. On the last two images, the bottom case is empty and the top loaded, and as you can see it refuses to close all the way. Not sure why they attempted to reinvent the wheel when it comes to SDXC card seating within these cases, but it I made sure to compare my work with both the sellers image's and ones provided from other reviews to ensure it was done properly, and it seems that its supposedly seated the way its meant to be.Other than the issues with the zipper/brand label/cases, I find this card carrying case to be an useful part of gear for anyone with a collection of SD cards. Your data will be well protected within this case.
Frank Rush
2025-08-04 10:44:48
KIORAFOTO Model: KRE-SD40-JWM 40 PIECE SD SDXC SDHC CASE w/ Individual plastic memory card holders in foam ( removable ) base. NO Warranty Statement included with product. Customer Service Support Contact provided., individual label and numbers included for documentation of the SD Memory Cards.The case, per Manufacturer, is water resistant. Per my observation it does appear to have coverage on the zipper section as I experienced shuddering opening and closing feeling secure in my use. The case has an outside material that appears water resistant as used. The inner foam section that the individual SD memory cases mount is removable for different uses in my field photo operation. Included are color coded labels and number stickers for the color coded plastic SD cases. For less than $20.00 at time of Review I consider this a bargain. Recommended….. Five âï¸âï¸âï¸âï¸âï¸ StarThank you for looking at this Review that I hope you experience Informative, Useful and HELPFUL! 😀
GhostRider
2025-07-18 13:41:59
Der MicroSD-Harschalen-Koffer von Kiorafoto kommt in einer Plastiktüte verpackt an.Neben dem Köfferchen sind Hüllen für die MicroSD-Karten und Sticker zum Beschriften dabei.Das Köfferchen ist aus hartem nyllonähnlichem versiegelten Material, welche wasserabweisend ist. Im inneren befindet sich eine herausnehmbare schwarze Schaumstoffeinlage, die die einzelnen Kartenhüllen hällt.Die Verarbeitung der Tasche wirkt gut, es gibt keine unsauber wirkenden Stellen, lediglich der Haltegriff besteht aus sich unangenehm anfühlenden Gummi.Der Reisverschluss ist etwas schwergängig und hakt leicht an den Ecken, ist jedoch mit Gummi geschützt, sodass kein Wasser eindringt. Einen unangenehmen Geruch konnte ich nur kurz nach dem Auspacken und nur leicht wahrnehmen, dieser verfliegt jedoch sehr schnell.Die Kartenhüllen aus Plastik wirken eher etwas billig. Die Verschlüsse der Hüllen können bei häufigen Gebrauch ziemlich schnell abbrechen, da diese aus dünnem Plastik bestehen. Sind diese allerdings intakt, dann schützen sie die MicroSD-Karte darin gut.Die Aussparungen im Schaumgummi sind leider nur für die Kartenhüllen gedacht, es passen keine normalen SD-Adapter oder gar Switch-Kartridges bündig und sicher hinein.Das im Deckel liegende Netz ist hervorragend für Adapter oder anderes wichtiges Kleinzeug nutzbar.Zum Bestellzeitpunkt kostete das Case 24,99€, was ich als marktüblich betrachte. Mit dem Case bin ich bisher, trotz des leicht schwergängigem Reißverschlusses, sehr zufrieden.
Slotfieber
2025-07-15 11:13:44
Die Eva-Speicherkarten-Hülle bietet für insgesamt 48 Speicherkarten platz. Davon 24 normale große SD-Karten und 24 Micro SD-Karten. Praktisch, wenn man mit einer Kamera fotografiert und mit dem Handy oder einer Action-Cam filmt. In beiden Fällen fallen verschieden große SD-Karten zur Archivierung an. In der Eva-Speicherkarten-Hülle finden Sie dann einen sicheren Aufbewahrungsort.Schön ist, dass die Kartenhüllen farblich unterschiedlich sind. Dazu liefert der Hersteller auch passende Aufkleber für die einzelnen Kunststoffhüllen direkt mit. Am sinnvollsten finde ich jedoch die kleinen Ziffern, die einfach auf die Hüllen geklebt werden. So kann man eine Datei anlegen und die Infos zu den Nummern dort hinterlegen.Übrigens halte ich meine Fotos und Videos, neben der Speicherung auf dem Computer und auf einer Festplatte, auch auf den SD-Karten gespeichert. In der Eva-Speicherkarten-Hülle sind diese immer griffbereit, falls mal etwas passieren sollte. Ich muss ehrlich sagen, die Lösung gefällt mir.Wo Licht ist, ist leider auch etwas Schatten. Die Qualität der Kunststoffhüllen ist gut, das Case ist auch prima, aber der abgedichtete Reißverschluss ist manchmal etwas störrisch. Dazu kommt, dass der Preis von im Moment rund 25€ doch am oberen Ende des Spektrums liegt. Daher gibt es in diesem Fall von mir einen Stern Abzug.Unter dem Strich eine tolle Idee, die jedem Fotografen und Videografen ans Herz legen möchte.
Moon
2025-07-06 11:53:05
SD-Karten sind meine Nemesis. Sie fliegen einfach überall herum und keiner weiß, was überhaupt drauf ist. Daher ist das hartschalen-SD-Kartenetui meine Rettung. Das Etui bietet Platz für 40 SD-, SDXC- oder SDHC- Karten, es kommt mit 40 Plastikkartenhaltern in rot, blau und transparent. Diese werden in ein „Schaumstoff-Bett“ gesteckt, was ein guter Stoßdämpfer ist. Allerdings ist es nicht im Etui befestigt. Das ist einerseits gut, da man es einfach herausnehmen kann, andererseits muss man beim Herausnehmen einzelner Kartenhalter etwas vorsichtig sein, sonst hat man alles auf einmal in der Hand. Eine Reißverschlusstasche im Deckel des Etuis bietet Platz für kleinere Dinge wie einen Kartenleser oder einen USB-Stick. Ebenfalls mitgeliefert werden Klebe-Etiketten, sodass man die Kartenhalter beschriften kann. Für Menschen mit vielen SD-Karten und/oder einem Hang zum Chaos ein absolutes Muss.
Trench
2025-07-02 14:28:18
This carry case is the perfect solution to the amount of M2 drives we are collecting these days.The case has a rubber water resistant outer to it with a sturdy carry handle and lanyard. To open the case there is a water resistant zip going around the outside which has a closed rubber seal to it providing extra water resilience and looks and works brilliantly.Inside the case there are 12 slots in the foam padding for plastic sleeves for each M2 drive to be placed into the slots. The plastic sleeves can accommodate M.2 2280, 2260, 2242, 2230 so its perfectly for virtually all M.2 drives.On the opposite side of the case is a zipped mesh area which is perfect for storing the odd M.2 drive enclosure or cables.Overall this is a brilliant storage case and perfect for keeping all your M.2 drives in one central location safe and sound.
0Percent
2025-06-23 11:56:00
While I certainly don't have the sheer amount of micro-sd cards that this can hold up to I do have plenty of devices that make use of them for various reasons with the more obvious ones being a camera, phone, my switch, an audio recorder and even a car dashcam being the ones I can think of on the top of my head. Given such a high number and even the labels that this comes with to make sorting them better I feel this gives a good reason to make use of cards with less storage to be focused on singular jobs, for example you could dedicate one to wedding photos or other themes if you are a photographer. You also don't have to be worried about losing things which I have a bad habit of doing or accidentally damaging them given hat the case is surprisingly sturdy.Whilst I personally have yet to do so what I would certainly do if I acquire more cards would be to have separate collections in order to make backups of my pictures, music, games, recordings and perhaps even my writing all separate from each other but I have already filled some of the slots with old cards I had lying around for test purposes.As for pricing its interesting to note that all 3 variants (all sd, all micro-sd and a combination of both) are the same price so its more of a case of what you use more but honestly it does the job well and so are quite recommendable.
Bonnie Pena
2025-06-16 18:15:22
For those who have multiple cards, this is a great way to store them safely and the labels make them easy to identify and catalog.
Dave J
2025-05-31 12:50:55
Seems to be well made. Time will tell. But I love the amount of storage.
Kelly Wilson
2025-05-26 11:58:40
Exactly as ordered. Received in a timely manner.Great storage for my many memory cards, with labels for each
dg27
2025-05-18 15:18:52
I use a lot of SD cards with my SLR camera, my field audio recorder, and my point and shoot camera. It's always been a bit of mess in terms of where the cards are and keeping them organized has always been a hassle. This case easily solves that problem.The design is excellent and appears have been executed by someone who actually uses cards like this and therefore knows what's needed.The outer shell is rigid. It's not a hard shell case per se, but it's sturdy enough so that the cards can't get crushed or otherwise damaged in normal use.It's a clamshell design and it's held closed by a zipper unlike any I've ever seen. There's a split rubberized cover over the entire zipper (the zipper is underneath the rubberized cover). I believe that this is intended to prevent any moisture from getting inside.There's a rubberized suitcase style handle that's comfortable to grip.The interior has a removable foam insert that's precut to hold 40 cards. The little plastic cases for the cards themselves are just as sturdy as those that typically come with any SD card you buy. But one huge plus is that they're color coded: 12 red, 12 blue, and 16 clear. This would be great for anyone using multiple devices (as I do) to easily identify which card group is which. (I'll keep the red for my SLR, blue for my recorder, and clear for my point and shoot).The inside of the cover of the case has a mesh compartment with a zipper that could easily hold extra batteries or short cables.Also included is a sheet of self-adhesive number stickers (1 through 40) so you can number your cards if desired. For an alternate labeling scheme, there are two sheets of precut stickers (the size of the individual card cases), so you can write info about any given card on the sticker. There are 16 white, 16 blue, and 16 light red, which follows the color scheme of the individual cases.And since the foam insert that holds the cards is removable, you could feasibly lift it out, put it aside, and use the case to hold another device.This is truly great product for anyone who uses SD cards extensively: Highly recommended.
Hey Joe
2025-05-02 12:58:24
As an individual involved in bits of IT work and the occasional game console modification job I've accumulated piles of these storage devices over the years as micro SD cards a common tool of the trade, and finally having a method of organizing these things will save me the headache of having to hunt down the right one when needed.The main case consists of a rigid foam like padding on its exterior, with 60 individual multi colored plastic cases for each TF (SDXC) card with labels available on a pack of included sheets. The brand label on the case exterior leaves a bit to be desired, as it seems to be easily removable with a few scratches (letter K has already started as viewed on image #4). Same goes for the outer zipper mechanism as it tends to be a bit rough to zip & unzip, getting caught-up requiring you to backtrack before continuing forward. No issues on the zipper for the interior compartment as it runs much smoother with its movements. That compartment maybe used to store any other additional small items you wish such as USB sticks, card adapters, and a few short cables, but be sure to fish out the lanyard strap which I missed on the photos. Now for the SD cases themselves, its a bit tough getting TF cards seated properly within these cases. When you do finally get the card seated, the halves don't close as well as a case without a card. On the last two images, the bottom case is empty and the top loaded, and as you can see it refuses to close all the way. Not sure why they attempted to reinvent the wheel when it comes to SDXC card seating within these cases, but it I made sure to compare my work with both the sellers image's and ones provided from other reviews to ensure it was done properly, and it seems that its supposedly seated the way its meant to be.Other than the issues with the zipper/brand label/cases, I find this card carrying case to be an useful part of gear for anyone with a collection of SD cards. Your data will be well protected within this case.
Frank Rush
2025-04-19 12:43:47
KIORAFOTO Model: KRE-SD40-JWM 40 PIECE SD SDXC SDHC CASE w/ Individual plastic memory card holders in foam ( removable ) base. NO Warranty Statement included with product. Customer Service Support Contact provided., individual label and numbers included for documentation of the SD Memory Cards.The case, per Manufacturer, is water resistant. Per my observation it does appear to have coverage on the zipper section as I experienced shuddering opening and closing feeling secure in my use. The case has an outside material that appears water resistant as used. The inner foam section that the individual SD memory cases mount is removable for different uses in my field photo operation. Included are color coded labels and number stickers for the color coded plastic SD cases. For less than $20.00 at time of Review I consider this a bargain. Recommended….. Five âï¸âï¸âï¸âï¸âï¸ StarThank you for looking at this Review that I hope you experience Informative, Useful and HELPFUL! 😀
GhostRider
2025-04-14 10:02:31
Der MicroSD-Harschalen-Koffer von Kiorafoto kommt in einer Plastiktüte verpackt an.Neben dem Köfferchen sind Hüllen für die MicroSD-Karten und Sticker zum Beschriften dabei.Das Köfferchen ist aus hartem nyllonähnlichem versiegelten Material, welche wasserabweisend ist. Im inneren befindet sich eine herausnehmbare schwarze Schaumstoffeinlage, die die einzelnen Kartenhüllen hällt.Die Verarbeitung der Tasche wirkt gut, es gibt keine unsauber wirkenden Stellen, lediglich der Haltegriff besteht aus sich unangenehm anfühlenden Gummi.Der Reisverschluss ist etwas schwergängig und hakt leicht an den Ecken, ist jedoch mit Gummi geschützt, sodass kein Wasser eindringt. Einen unangenehmen Geruch konnte ich nur kurz nach dem Auspacken und nur leicht wahrnehmen, dieser verfliegt jedoch sehr schnell.Die Kartenhüllen aus Plastik wirken eher etwas billig. Die Verschlüsse der Hüllen können bei häufigen Gebrauch ziemlich schnell abbrechen, da diese aus dünnem Plastik bestehen. Sind diese allerdings intakt, dann schützen sie die MicroSD-Karte darin gut.Die Aussparungen im Schaumgummi sind leider nur für die Kartenhüllen gedacht, es passen keine normalen SD-Adapter oder gar Switch-Kartridges bündig und sicher hinein.Das im Deckel liegende Netz ist hervorragend für Adapter oder anderes wichtiges Kleinzeug nutzbar.Zum Bestellzeitpunkt kostete das Case 24,99€, was ich als marktüblich betrachte. Mit dem Case bin ich bisher, trotz des leicht schwergängigem Reißverschlusses, sehr zufrieden.
Slotfieber
2025-03-31 18:28:03
Die Eva-Speicherkarten-Hülle bietet für insgesamt 48 Speicherkarten platz. Davon 24 normale große SD-Karten und 24 Micro SD-Karten. Praktisch, wenn man mit einer Kamera fotografiert und mit dem Handy oder einer Action-Cam filmt. In beiden Fällen fallen verschieden große SD-Karten zur Archivierung an. In der Eva-Speicherkarten-Hülle finden Sie dann einen sicheren Aufbewahrungsort.Schön ist, dass die Kartenhüllen farblich unterschiedlich sind. Dazu liefert der Hersteller auch passende Aufkleber für die einzelnen Kunststoffhüllen direkt mit. Am sinnvollsten finde ich jedoch die kleinen Ziffern, die einfach auf die Hüllen geklebt werden. So kann man eine Datei anlegen und die Infos zu den Nummern dort hinterlegen.Übrigens halte ich meine Fotos und Videos, neben der Speicherung auf dem Computer und auf einer Festplatte, auch auf den SD-Karten gespeichert. In der Eva-Speicherkarten-Hülle sind diese immer griffbereit, falls mal etwas passieren sollte. Ich muss ehrlich sagen, die Lösung gefällt mir.Wo Licht ist, ist leider auch etwas Schatten. Die Qualität der Kunststoffhüllen ist gut, das Case ist auch prima, aber der abgedichtete Reißverschluss ist manchmal etwas störrisch. Dazu kommt, dass der Preis von im Moment rund 25€ doch am oberen Ende des Spektrums liegt. Daher gibt es in diesem Fall von mir einen Stern Abzug.Unter dem Strich eine tolle Idee, die jedem Fotografen und Videografen ans Herz legen möchte.
Moon
2025-03-25 11:01:50
SD-Karten sind meine Nemesis. Sie fliegen einfach überall herum und keiner weiß, was überhaupt drauf ist. Daher ist das hartschalen-SD-Kartenetui meine Rettung. Das Etui bietet Platz für 40 SD-, SDXC- oder SDHC- Karten, es kommt mit 40 Plastikkartenhaltern in rot, blau und transparent. Diese werden in ein „Schaumstoff-Bett“ gesteckt, was ein guter Stoßdämpfer ist. Allerdings ist es nicht im Etui befestigt. Das ist einerseits gut, da man es einfach herausnehmen kann, andererseits muss man beim Herausnehmen einzelner Kartenhalter etwas vorsichtig sein, sonst hat man alles auf einmal in der Hand. Eine Reißverschlusstasche im Deckel des Etuis bietet Platz für kleinere Dinge wie einen Kartenleser oder einen USB-Stick. Ebenfalls mitgeliefert werden Klebe-Etiketten, sodass man die Kartenhalter beschriften kann. Für Menschen mit vielen SD-Karten und/oder einem Hang zum Chaos ein absolutes Muss.
Trench
2025-03-24 13:29:13
This carry case is the perfect solution to the amount of M2 drives we are collecting these days.The case has a rubber water resistant outer to it with a sturdy carry handle and lanyard. To open the case there is a water resistant zip going around the outside which has a closed rubber seal to it providing extra water resilience and looks and works brilliantly.Inside the case there are 12 slots in the foam padding for plastic sleeves for each M2 drive to be placed into the slots. The plastic sleeves can accommodate M.2 2280, 2260, 2242, 2230 so its perfectly for virtually all M.2 drives.On the opposite side of the case is a zipped mesh area which is perfect for storing the odd M.2 drive enclosure or cables.Overall this is a brilliant storage case and perfect for keeping all your M.2 drives in one central location safe and sound.
0Percent
2025-02-16 14:56:57
While I certainly don't have the sheer amount of micro-sd cards that this can hold up to I do have plenty of devices that make use of them for various reasons with the more obvious ones being a camera, phone, my switch, an audio recorder and even a car dashcam being the ones I can think of on the top of my head. Given such a high number and even the labels that this comes with to make sorting them better I feel this gives a good reason to make use of cards with less storage to be focused on singular jobs, for example you could dedicate one to wedding photos or other themes if you are a photographer. You also don't have to be worried about losing things which I have a bad habit of doing or accidentally damaging them given hat the case is surprisingly sturdy.Whilst I personally have yet to do so what I would certainly do if I acquire more cards would be to have separate collections in order to make backups of my pictures, music, games, recordings and perhaps even my writing all separate from each other but I have already filled some of the slots with old cards I had lying around for test purposes.As for pricing its interesting to note that all 3 variants (all sd, all micro-sd and a combination of both) are the same price so its more of a case of what you use more but honestly it does the job well and so are quite recommendable.
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