Business Cards 1500 Holder Drawers

[Black] This is nice to have in the cases to hold all those little things we needs as photographers. Cables, business cards, memory cards etc.

[Black] It's a headphone holder. It holds headphones. The business end is rubberized plastic and just big enough to fit two Sennheiser HD280 sets side-by-side without much cramping. The clamp has a plastic bit on the pipe bolt so it won't damage the medium, but hey - it's plastic. Don't over-tighten or you'll regret it. Get a bunch, they're useful.

[0.22 lb] I really needed a smartphone holder to be mounted on a tripod, for Zoom / Skype for business conferences and remote yoga/Pilates lessons during the coronavirus pandemic. That one is really good, all-metal and lightweight, compact, with smoothly moving parts to be widened in order to hold phones of different width. Easily mounted on a standard QR tripod plate. Very recommended.

[Mountain Gray] SD cards are pretty tough. If you don't need major weather protection this is the card holder you want.

[Brown] The Leica SD card holder is quite the luxury item. I toyed with the idea of purchasing one because I was fairly happy with my current weatherproof molded plastic holder that can store just about any available memory cards on the market. I rode the fence for quite some time because it seemed like such an expensive extravagance just to store several SD cards. After much dilly-dallying, I decided to pull the trigger, primarily because my camera only takes SD cards and the internal rubberized material of the plastic weatherproof case barely held the cards in placemany was the time I found the cards loose, or they'd fall out when i opened said weatherproof case. The Leica SD cardholder is, however, very nice to have. I've managed to stick a few business cards in with the SD cards. The back of the SD card holder does clean the rear LCD screen (or its protector) rather well. The leather has a quality feel about it, reminiscent of the proverbial comfortable shoe. I purchased the black one, and so far I haven't had any trouble fishing it out of my camera bag, even in dimly lit or dark venue situations.

[1.22 lb] SD chips snap right into this holder!� �The contacts are kept covered by the holder, so the only long-term storage issue would be possible dust getting between the cards and the holder.� However, I keep the holder in a separate zippered bag...so this works great for me, even for long-term storage.� �I'll be ordering a 2nd one in a different color so that I can easily discern my empty cards from my filled cards.

[Black] Finally got a card holder for most of my cards. Was using a smaller one for years. The cards fit firmly in their slots and won't fall out when you open the wallet upside down. Nice storage but not dust proof, this wallet rolls up with the sides ends still open to any blowing sand

[Luster] I use this paper mostly for postcards and business cards with my Canon Pixma Pro-100. The print quality is crisp and beautiful, especially with text and line art. Photos can be a little tricky to set up, but still print beautifully. The cotton fibers are very fine and give the paper a smooth, luxurious feel. The warm tone is my favorite, but cold tone is also nice if you are needing a brighter white.

[FAT32] Cards work perfectly. Been doing business for a long time with B&H and have never had any issues. Great company to deal with. The cards are fast and exactly what I expected.

[rockynook] I've used these Itoya albums for years, for photos. Now, with a postcard business, I need display albums that will hold slightly odd-sized cards, and allow for pulling the cards in and out. My latest purchase from B&H has worked really well. The albums are holding up fine. It's unusual these days because other manufacturers have produced increasingly flimsy products. This one seems to be sticking to its original quality. So far, so good. No tears, clear sleeves, good pages. I'm buying more today.