Clear Plastic Wall Mount Business Card Holder

This a great minimalist card holder for the tech or business professional!

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.

I have a few of them... You can mount on any surface or wall. There is many uses from being a small table base to being a flag holder. Great item for a studio...

I've only been using the card holder that my Tenba backpack came with. Plastic sleeves holding the CF cards in that holder fell apart in less than 6 months. So I needed something sturdy and durable. This Pelican case meets all my needs. Cards are easy to access while the built-in foam insert holds the cards very securely. Having a strong constructed case with waterproof seal is a huge plus. I won't go back to any other card holders. If Pelican gear makes any other cases I can use, I'm on it!

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.

The card works just as it should. This is really impressive when you consider that I didn't work as I should. I forgot the card in its little plastic holder in my pocket and it went through the washer and dryer. I do NOT recommend this, it might not work for you, yours might give up the ghost, but mine works like a dream even after that unintentional abuse.

The Impact MC-03 Magic Clamp not only is very useful for desks, but also very useful for bed frames! This is going to be my primary use, watching YouTube and movies hands free while I lay down facing up nice and comfortable with my pillow.  This reduces fatigue holding a phone in bed for hours and trying to watch my content sideways and still having to hold the phone. Not anymore! The gooseneck is made of metal, everything else is plastic. There are two types of people, the ones that break everything they touch, others who like to add a little finesse handling things. The ABS plastic is a hard plastic material, so the plastic clamp that attaches to surfaces, I find it sturdy, has a strong bite. The phone holder being made of plastic, even loading with a heavy iPhone ProMax, it holds the phone fine, there is NO NEED to over tighten the ball mount. That is the ONLY part that requires a little finesse. This in my hands will last a long time. Yes, it would be nice if the whole unit was made of metal. but it's going to cost more of course. Pros:  1-Very flexible (and metal) gooseneck, and even mounting in a bed frame which gravity will want to pull the gooseneck down, it stays! The phone holder can tilt a little, allowing minor adjustments to be exactly parallel to my face mounting it on my bedframe frame and at a perfect height. 2-Clamp has a nice bite. Cons: 1- Phone mount plastic parts may be a little fragile for some users. Just be gentle with the phone holder ball mount and you'll be fine. You do NOT need to over tighten. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

This holder/umbrella mount is not just for hot (tungsten type) lights. It can be used with any bulb (compact fluorescent, LED) that has a standard screw base. It does a better job with them than the less expensive plastic bulb holders with umbrella mounts that you can buy for use with CFLs/LEDs. The umbrella mount portion is made from metal and is very sturdy, unlike the plastic holders. And you can get the optional floodlight reflector(s) for use with this unit if you like.

This is a well designed card holder.

Initially I had purchased this card for my Z6ii and my Z7ii about a year ago. The performance in those cameras was underwhelming for the amount this card cost, so I ended up returning it for a different card. I'm guessing that more than likely it was a firmware compatibility issue of some sort between those cameras and the card. Since then, Sabrent has contacted me to give the card another try. I have since upgraded cameras and tried the new one in my Nikon Z8, which should be an even tougher test for this card. I'll say, this thing is considerably faster in the Z8 than the other two. I calculated an average of about 800MB/s write speed onto the card in-camera with a mix of Full size/quality RAW and JPG photos. It handles 8k60p video without any issues. It definitely gives my Lexar Diamond 512gb card a run for its money. The only thing that the Lexar does better, is under the same load the Lexar can sustain it almost indefinitely (i let it go for about 2 minutes before stopping cause it hadn't hit a buffer wall yet), where as the Sabrent hits a wall and the buffer has to clear after around 15-20 seconds of 20fps full size images. For most people, this probably wont be an issue, and it seems to clear the buffer very quickly when it isn't being written to at the same time. Overall, with this card being cheaper and twice the capacity of the Lexar makes it definitely a good bang for the buck.