Camera Battery and Memory Card Storage Case, SD CF Memory Cards Holder Case, Waterproof & Shockproof Plastic Tank Organizer for Nikon, Canon Camera Batteries, Good for Outdoor Travel Use

I was looking for a case for my extra Canon LP-E6 batteries so that they weren't floating around loose in my bag. This thing is rock solid! It is on the heavy side, but the weight is negligible for my needs. I prefer the extra solidness and protection. My batteries fit snugly and I love the fact that each one has an indicator slide so I know which one is dead and which one is full. The bonus, to me, is that I can also carry extra memory cards in the same case. I would highly recommend this case!

I took this on a trip to Europe to hold my cards and batteries and it is a very nicely designed unit. The batteries fit well and the little indicators of which one is charged and which isn't saved some frustration when I went to get a fresh battery. It feels like it is built very well and would protect the cards and batteries from nearly anything. I did not baby it and had no issues with it protecting my items. I recommend it for anyone with multiple batteries and cards.

I have 2 other cases very similar to this for my SD cards which I love, they work great, hold more cards than I could use to be honest but they only hold SD cards. I saw this case and was excited to see that it will hold batteries along with SD cards. Now for anyone who has ever done a days or several hours worth of digital photos/videos you know the battery will run out long before the card will. This case will allow me to carry all the SD cards I would need and have 2 extra fully charged batteries ready to go with the 3rd one being in the camera, it also has slides for each side that you can move from full charge to dead. No more confusion on which battery is fresh and which is dead.... be honest we have all at one time put a dead battery back into the camera :).... For anyone who wants a handful of SD cards and a spare battery or two on hand I would recommend this case.

This product was exactly what I was needing to organize. I find myself in a lot of grab-n-go filming or photography situations, so I love that it holds a little bit of everything and fits right in my back pocket or backpack. While it is rather bulky (not exactly "cute"), I feel like my stuff is really protected in there.I deducted a star because its hard to get my cards in and out. Maybe it just needs to be worn-in a little? Some of my cards fit right in and stay there, but some of my cards I really have to press and turn and then they pop right back out. It can be annoying but it doesn't negate the fact that this thing is a durable organizer!

I have been nothing but pleased with this case since I bought it. This review is based on batteries for the Canon 80D (Canon LP-E6n or equivalent)Will it hold my stuff snugly?The battery compartments are only ever so slightly loose for my camera. Not so much that there will be any problems but it isn't a perfect fit. This is almost certainly because it is made for multiple camera brands. You might be able to keep the barely bit of wiggle at bay by using a cut piece of lens cloth (which is always good thing to have around) but I don't have one that I am willing to cut up for this purpose. (Something I will probably try at some point in the future and will update here if I think about it). I tried a closed lid drop test from my waist (I'm 6' 3") to see if the came unseated but everything stayed in place (you'll get to read about this again!).I exclusively us SD cards for my camera and those fit perfectly in their respective slots. They do not move in the slightest unless you want them to. I tried a closed lid drop test from my waist (I'm 6' 3") to see if the came unseated but everything stayed in place (see, there it was). I also happened to have a CF card and a pair of TF (aka microSD) cards on hand and they all fit just as well. You can actually load the case up to the max with every type of card it can hold.Is my stuff safe inside?I absolutely think so. I tried a submersion test and it showed no signs of leaking. It survived my drop test without out much indication that I had dropped it. I don't think it would survive being thrown off a mountain but normal rigors of the trail/travel/life in general/gremlins this case should last a pretty long time.Is there anything else I should know?I really liked the battery level indicators for each battery. I thought it was a simple and clever solution to the problem of "Is this the good battery, or is it that one?" Of course you have to manually set this little sliding device but it could be useful.I removed the hanging loops from the side (if you look at it like a briefcase) / top (if you look at it like a book) with an x-acto so it would fit better in the small storage compartment at the top of my sling bag. I'm not plastics expert but for thin plastic and a brand new razor blade it was difficult to cut (yay, durability!) and allowed it to fit in the space perfectly.

The case is built well enough, but the moulding is such that particularly the micro SD cards don't want to stay in their pockets. I'm hoping they relax over time so the cards will slop in completely

What a pleasant surprise to have this quality case. It holds four SD cards (for my wife's camera) and two XQD cards for my Z7, plus two EN EL15b batteries for the Z7 in a nifty, secure fashion. It even has flags, or sliding plastic pieces, that can be set to indicate a charged or exhausted battery in the storage compartment. D850 users have both kinds of cards, so this case is even better for them, but I'm happy just the same. XQD cards are darned expensive - nice to have some protection for them.

This is awesome!! I’m sad I didn’t purchase it sooner. It’s a little heavier than I expected it to be, but it’s worth it because it’s solid and keeps everything safe. I like the clip because i Can clip it to my bag and feel peace of mind knowing that $100s of dollars worth of cards and batteries won’t get lost. I highly recommend this product.