Customer Reviews

PSP 256MB Memory Stick

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The sandisk 256 memory stick pro duo works just as a memory stick should. I didn't bother using a reader because those are sketchy to begin with, purchase the usb cable for the psp (about $5-$10) and treat it as a removable disk just like a jump drive, ipod, or any other usb data device. For videos use psp video 9 which is free to download, and easy to figure out. Im plenty satisfied with my purchase, and hope you will be too.

Just get 512 MB or 1 GB or don't get one at all 256 MB just isn't enough. ( Assuming you're buying it for the PSP. )

I bought this card and a 1 gig card at the same time. The 1 gig card I use to store lots of music or I put a movie on it to pass the time during my commute.

This card is used for my game saves. I have three games right now and I still have plenty of space left. Itll be a while (if ever) that I will need another card for my game saves.

What can I say? It does just what I want it to and at a fair price.

I bought this memory stick for the psp, it works, it does its job and doesn't break. This memory stick fits in the psp and it is a much cheaper buy. You can buy the sony memory stick but it is the same thing, save some extra bucks and buy this one. 256MB is the perfect amount of space for a couple game saves and about 80 to 100 songs. Personally that is all i need. I strongly recommend this memory stick for the psp but if you are getting it for something like a camera then you should read the manual and make sure this would fit. For the psp BUY THIS MEMORY STICK! It is perfect. And you could save a few extra bucks.

You need SonicStage 3.2 to do this.

First off to start I am not a kid, I did this because I didnt want to go through the crap of writing a normal review. I bought this stick for my PSP and bought a memory stick reader with it. When I put the stick in my PSP it acknowledged it, yet when I put it in the reader and tried to put music on it, Sonicstage said that it wasnt compatible. I tried changing my music system from Sonicstage 2.0 back down to Sonicstage 1.5 but to no effect. To have something to compare it to I tried putting music on the 32 mb card provided by the PSP and it worked fine. My computer acknowledges the memory stick, but says it doesnt have any memory on it. For those of you looking for a better deal than the more expensive sony cards, if you have a PSP just go with the sony cards