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PGYTECH CreateMate Memory Card Case
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PGYTECH CreateMate Memory Card Case
Keep your media cards protected in your camera pack with this CreateMate Memory Card Case from PGYTECH. Featuring reconfigurable card modules, it stores a combination of CFexpress Type A, CFexpress Type B, SD, and microSD cards. The durable aluminium shell and silicone exterior protect against impacts, and the included carabiner attaches the case to your bag, backpack, or belt loop. The cards slide in and out of the case for easy access, and a card removal tool is included for convenient swapping.
What's in the box:
PGYTECH CreateMate Memory Card Case
CFexpress Type A Modules
CFexpress Type B Modules
Nano SIM Module
Micro SD Modules
SD + Micro SD Modules
Ejector Pin
Carabiner
Compatibility
Compatible with all brands of: SD Card / Micro SD Card / CFA Card / CFB Card / XQD Card / Nano SIM Card.
Additional Product Information
Reconfigurable modules store up to 6 CFexpress Type A cards, 16 microSD cards, 6 SD cards, 6 CFexpress Type B/XQD cards and 1 Nano SIM, depending on the layout you choose (not all simultaneously).
Also holds XQD cards.
Built to withstand drops from up to 1 metre.
Triple-layer protective structure of silicone, metal and plastic safeguards your memory cards.
Covered by a 1-year manufacturer's warranty.
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