Customer Reviews

SimpleTech STI-MMC/128 128MB MultiMedia Card

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I was apprehensive ordering a MMC, but I did a lot of research and even chatted online with someone at SimpleTech who told me that the card would work with my RioS10 MP3/WMA player and it does! All I did was put the card in my player and it showed up in my music manager as a 123mb MMC (5mb less) and I downloaded music on it that sounds great. I've used it for a couple months now and would highly recommend it. :-)

I purchased this memory for use in an MP3 Player (Rio Cali-256), in order to give me an additional 30-35 songs.

Within seconds, I removed the card from the package, popped it in, and it was immediately recognized by my player. No need for formatting. Next, I started downloading songs, and found the transfer rate to be faster than that of the memory onboard my mp3 player.

When I noticed I had put the wrong songs on the card, I formatted the card (very fast, well under a minute) and downloaded a new set.

Installed it in my Nokia 3650 phone and worked quite well.

I bought this for Kodak digital camera DX6340. I was little apprehensive about its performance after reading some of the negative reviews. But it has been working very good so far. It is worth its price (more tempting when you get rebate - I did). For the same capacity, Kodak's brand will cost more. Unless somebody is brand obsessive, there is no point spending extra bucks.

Nervously, plopped it in into the slot of my Palm Zire 71 and it worked great the first time!! No complaints here.

I bought a simpletech mmc 128mb for my ipaq pa-2 mp3 player. Every time when I transfer a couple of songs, always a few of songs are missing. No matter how many times I tried, it happened every time. So I called for a replacement, Amazon service is very good. I got it in the next few days. However, it happened with the new card too, there are still a few songs missing every time when I transferred songs. So I returned the product today.

SanDisk card is very good, the player came with SanDisk 64 mb mmc. It works perfect. I tried a couple of times, no song was missing for even a single time. Unfortunately, I couldn't find SanDisk 128 mb mmc at Amazon. Don't know why it doesn't carry it.

I bought a simpletech 128 mmc card for my digisette mp3 player. The first one worked, but died after 3 weeks. The second one was dead out of the box, and neither defective card worked on a card reader. Lexar brand worked fine. I was attracted to simple tech because it had the lowest price, but I guess you get what you pay for. Next time I stick with Lexar.

This works well with both the sipix & minolta cameras. What I really like is that it does not lose the information stored on here, like some flash memory on PDA's do! I've had pictures on it for weeks, with no problem retreiving them. Also, I use a usb 1.1, and transfer speed is still fast.
Have had no problems with it so far, so go get it!
(as of now - dec 2, 2003 - the 128 mb SD card seems cheaper - weird, huh? )

It's not as good as I thought! I have to wait for almost a minute before I can take another picture.

Bought this to go with my Nike PSA 60 MP3 player. With the latest firmware, it works well. Transfer speeds are a bit slow though. Not sure if that is due to player or media. Probably player.