Sony Reviews

I knew I wanted a solid case that would hold eight sticks, but didn't realize this was so heavy. Aluminum should be lightweight, right? Well, they made it thick to make it protective, but now it weighs more than a battery.

Given the postage each way, it's not worth it to me to return this one and get the other, but I probably should have gone with the other Sony model, made of durable but lightweight plastic.

This is a great Memory Stick case, which I use to tote memory sticks around for both my digitial camera, and movie camera.

It's thin, sits well in camera bag pockets. It's also not hard to remove the sticks, as they tilt up when the "bottom" is pressed.

This case is perfect for keeping your memory sticks organized, clean, and without electric shock. It holds 8 sticks, or 4 sticks and 1 PC adapter card for notebooks. It is light weight, fits easily into a camera case or bag, and is very strong (I crushed mine in a chair lift in Innsbruck, Austria)!

The rubber coating helps keep it safe from Water (though I don't know that it is considered officially "waterproof". I don't know what else to say except that it is the perfect companion for the digital photo enthusiast!!

keeping track of memory sticks is much easier with the holder. also protects the delicate contacts. chose the aluminum one for the cool factor only.

Just agreeing with another buyer,the aluminum case is very nice butheavy. I'm retiring & travelingsoon, so light is nice.

I knew I wanted a solid case that would hold eight sticks, but didn't realize the aluminum model was so heavy. Aluminum should be lightweight, right? Well, they made it thick to make it protective, but now it weighs more than a battery.

Given the postage each way, it's not worth it to me to return that one and get this durable but lighterweight plastic model - but I wish I had to begin with.

I've had this mouse for a while now and its never given me any problems. It's optical eye is top notch and the reader/writer functions are flawless. If you want a deviced to help you transfer memory stick files and doubles as a mouse, this is it. If you're looking for a universal flash reader, this is not for you or if you're looking for a super mouse with extra buttons for web browsing, this isn't it either. It's just a great basic mouse and memory stick device, for bells and whistles--you'll need to look elsewhere.

Ok, so I go into Best Buy to buy this thing which I bought for my son and have no idea what it does. So when I get it home, he takes his Memory Stick from his camera and sricks it into the reader. He has to do a project for school so he saves his project onto the stick, takes it to school, prints it out, and he gets it. Good idea if you don't want to spend huge $$$ for flash drives.

This product is back ordered and is not even handled by Amazon. They turn the order over to Office Tech, supposely, a part of Office Depot. Amazon doesn't tell you that they take the cash from your credit card while Office Tech keeps telling you the order is coming sometime in the future. They say you can cancel your order but try to do it. The cancel button doesn't work and when you send an e-mail to cancel, the reply is your order will be ship sometime in the future. Then they tell you, you can return the order for a full refund.

My dad bought this over two years ago to go with his new digital camera and this stick has served us well! It has gone on trips to Disneyworld, to see grandparents, nieces and other family, as well as several other short trips (and I used it in my own mini photo shoot, too). What can I say? We've never had any problems with it, it's always been ready when we needed it. There's lots of space on it, enough for hundreds of small-resolution pictures, and a lot of large-resolution pictures, too. I just can't complain!

This memory Stick is extremelly usefull for me and my family. We have several Sony products(I call ourselves "Sony Freaks"); I can use the same Memory Stick is some of them, like my digital camera or PDA. It is amazing how much data you can record in the MS, and how easy it is to delete in case you need to. I haven't had a problem so far, and honestly none of my friends had either.
I recommend this product!!

if this card were to magically appear in my pocket i would be exstatic. provided of cours that i had a sony device. its small, it works, its durable, and there is a good amount of space on it.

however, in the land of thing not magically appearing in my pocket, there are a lot of cons to this memory stick. for one, its exspencive. another reason is that its only good for sony products. yet another is that you have to use this little switch on the thing if you want to use it to maximum capacity. on the other hand this might... might, provide a usefull organizing tool for some.

in any case, if your looking for a memory card for a sony product that you've already bought, then this is a good buy. but if your looking into buying a sony product let this card be a deterent (not a big one mind you, but if your down to two competing products, then i would say go with the other one).

Good memory stick, handy and small, of course. There is a switch on it to switch from side a to side b. The switch is really tiny, so if you have big fingers, you might have a little trouble. It seems a little flimsy and is really tiny to use, and also to read the lettering. I wouldn't recommend it to someone that forgot their reading glasses. It is a timesaver,and a spacesaver, and there aren't really many other options for those of us who can't use the newer memory sticks.
All in all, a good product.

An amazing service considering you delivered to my country, at the end of the world (Chile).

Having good storage capacity for your digital camera is a must.
My Sony DSC-P72 came with a lousy 16 MB memory stick, so I was practically pushed to by this additional stick.
The product itself works perfectly well. Access time is very fast. Note however that some 5MB out of the 128MB in this stick are used for internal file system structure. This leaves you with "only" 123MB of user memory.
Unfortunatelly, the price is not good at all. Sony prices this sort of supplies very high. There are compatible products out there in the market that cost 30% less.
I would have given it 5 stars if it hadn't been for the price.

If you own a Sony Cybershot you need to get this product. I own two of them for my DSC-P92. For the price difference between the 64 Mb and the 128 Mb you should definitively get the 128 Mb. If you only use the memory stick for pictures this is the model that you need (you do not need the Magic Gate). This module will work with all Sony products with a Memory Stick slot, including the new devices with Memory Stick Pro. Transfer rates from this Memory Stick are good and the reliability is excellent. I have never experience data loss or any transfer problem using this product. Sony has been the major developer for the Memory Stick, so if you are in the market for one, and you can afford the extra $10 or $20 you should get the Sony product.

WHEN I BOUGHT MY CAMERA I HAD A OFF BRAND MEMORY STICK GIVEN TO ME. AND ALSO BOUGHT ANOHTER SONY MEMORY STICK. WHAT A DIIFERENCE BETWEEN THE SONY BRAND AND THE OTHER. SONY'S MEMORY STICK IS CLEAR AS A BELL. NO FUSSYNESS.CAN BLOW THE PICTURE UP AND STILL HAVE CLEARITY. YOU WON'T BE DISAPPOINTED IN THIS MEMORY STICK. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

I was first peeved about having to but stuck with a predetermined Sony memory stick format. But after continued use in TRV900, TRV11 video cams and the Sony Clie PDA- I have to say I'm very happy with the memory stick's flexibility. I usually hate being stuck in a specific company format, but at least Sony did it right.

The transfer rate in the Clie is very rapid. Backing up the entire contents of the Clie takes literally a few seconds. The Clie has a program that allows you RUN programs off of the memory stick. This is not the fastest operating speed, but it is no worse than a Zip drive disk.

The size and reliability is unbeatable. Compared to a San memory card that has lost it's life after 1 year, the Sony memory sticks have performed flawlessly for pics, data, and application runs. Go for the 32+ MB and up - just like a hard drive, you think a realistic amount is adequate. But once you start shooting and using, you'll wish you upgraded for the bigger stick.

I've had my camera for 6 months now, and I've always used my 32 M memory stick - I've never run out of space! It can store up to 200 pictures taken at low resolution. It's awesome! The memory stick is also incredibly useful for my Sony Walkman... I can store 6-10 of my favorite MP3s :) It's incredibly useful. But if you're a photo enthusiast.. opt for the 64 M :)

Way better than 4MB, and much better than 16MB, this 32MB memory stick will do you pretty well. I have been using one for a while, and it served me well taking medium resolution images on two short trips this summer. I ended up having to delete images towards the end of the trip to fit in more exciting photo ops, though, and I really wish I had bought an extra one of these, or the 64MB card.

If you shoot low res pix only (640x480), you'll get about 200 pix out of this memory stick, which certainly is not a bad amount. I shoot at medium resolution (1024x768) when on trips, and I get 95-100 images before it's full. When I shoot tiffs (record keeping for artwork), though, it only has enough space for two or three images. Fortunately, I only shoot those at home, and can immediately download them to the computer, but if you're looking to take a vacation or do a lot of shooting between computer downloads at high resolution, you'll need a 64MB card, or at least a couple of these 32MB ones.

I am happy with this product, and very glad that I didn't settle for the 16MB card, which is, in my opinion, nightmarishly small.

As with anything involving memory (whether cameras or computers or PDAs, etc.), you really have to figure out how much you think you need, and then buy twice as much.