SD Card Holder, SD Card Case, LAVILI CF Memory Card Holder Case Aluminum Alloy Hard Shell, Double-Layer Capacity for 6SD Cards and 12 TF Cards Silver Color

Slim, attractive case. Hold 6 cards. Anodized aluminum in a light gold color. I’ll be curious to see how it holds up over time.

It’s really flimsy and feels like it could bend easily. But it works for its purpose.

Great for my Gamecube. A professional photographer might want something better, though. But you probably won't find anything better that is also this slim.

The media could not be loaded. Sometimes the SD cards pop out when I open this product, but still good use.

What i love about this product is that it is attractive & extremely spacious! It holds many SD cards & even the smaller ones too!!! You don’t have to compromise style for space as it’s has both. I bring this in my purse to work then easily can bring it home & it is even small enough to fit in a wallet if needed. You NEED this!

I'm probably in the minority here, but I was looking for a slim SD card holder that was sturdy, compact, and could hold a minimum of 4 SD cards and a maximum of 8. Enter this card holder, which can hold 6 standard SD cards and/or 12 micro SD cards. They come in multiple colors, they are affordable, feature an anodized finish ( I bought, blue, red, and black), and are made of aluminum. It's very slim, and features a center divider which also doubles as the latch. But you know all that if you read the item description.As a full-time professional photographer, mainly doing weddings, I have a large inventory of memory cards. Having recently switched over fully to mirrorless and SD cards, I needed to build up my inventory since I primarily used Compact Flash prior to this. I need sturdy cases, but also have to be lightweight, compact, and easy to open. These cases seemed like the perfect fit, however, they are a bit of a letdown in one key aspect. The internal foam that holds the SD cards in place is not the most snug fit, and once a card fell out of the cutout while opening the holder. Thankfully, I saw it happen and didn't lose the card, but that is a very big deal to me when it could potentially cost me hundreds of photos for a client. The other thing that I don't like is that the cutouts are specific for the notch in the SD card on the corner, meaning the card only fits in one way. To some, this may not be an issue, but as the foam is black, it's hard to see the cutout in the darkness of a reception hall or dim church, so switching out cards isn't as quick. Also, because of that, I can't flip a card over label side down to denote to myself that the card has been used and has images that haven't yet been backed up.All in all, everything else about the card holder is okay, and will probably work for most casual users looking for a slim case. However, as a working professional who has clients paying large sums of money for these photos, I can't use them with confidence.I may try and design an insert for the card holders on my 3D printer that eliminates all of these issues, but that's for another day. For now, these card holders are shelved.

The case, which I'd made of aluminum, and metalic blue color, will hold 6 full-sized SD/UHS II cards, or 12 mini sd's very securely. Not only does it close and latch OK the outside, the center divider also latches closed. I've dropped it onto cement, and the cards were still in place when I opened the case.I liked it so much that I ordered a second case, in red metallic, to hold the cards for my other camera.

Holds cards well and seems well made, would buy again