Customer Reviews

Tamrac S.A.S. MXS536801 Memory and Battery Management Wallet 4 (Black)

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4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(3)
2 star:		(0)
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Was looking for a multipurpose solution to organize and store AA Ni-MH rechargeable batteries and camera memory cards, and this Tamrac Memory & Battery Management Wallet fit the bill perfectly.

This well-made product is small enough to fit into my new Tamrac 3536 Express 6 camera bag, but also has a convenient Velcro & snap strap allowing it to be hooked to ones belt or bag strap in seconds, and has a rugged zipper that closes easily. It has four inner pockets (see the photo) which are currently 12 AA batteries in three of the pockets, and two memory cards plus a spare micro-fiber lens cloth in the last one.

This has been a perfect addition to my digital camera equipment cases. It also has an interesting feature that uses red cloth flags to designate which batteries and/or memory cards are available and which have been used, as can be seen in the photo. It weighs all of 2 oz. (57g), yet is quite sturdy.

This one is highly recommended, a real 5-star product.

I found the Wallet to be an ideal addition to my digital equipment inventory. It is well constructed, holds several AA and AAA batteries, at least two memory cards and can even hold smaller Lithium-Ion camera or cell phone batteries. It has a special feature that allows you to flag used batteries or memory cards. It has a snap loop for belt or strap that allows you to put it about anyplace that is handy. Kudos to Tamrac for an excellent product.

Very well made and designed. Small but good enough for holding up to 16 AA batteries. The top right slot has an extra division layer which seems just right for protecting your memory cards.
Well recommended !

I use it to hold 16 rechargeable AA batteries and it holds them just fine. I only gave it 3 stars due to two design flaws; it holds the batteries loosely together and if you are in a hurry and don't zip it up completely the batteries will fly all over the place if you're not careful. Also, if you take out a top set of batteries the bottom set will likely come out of there pouch and will be loose in the bag if you jostle it around a lot. Over all, not a bad kit, but if you're into using a lot of batteries then you might want to look into hard plastic carriers.

The Red Flag feature of this case works perfectly to help identify fresh and spent compact camcorder batteries. Also, by keeping the high-energy (and potentially hazardous!) Li-ion batteries isolated, there is little chance of a problem spreading to the other gear in your bag or case. No doubt about it, Tamrac found a niche...then filled it. This is a quality product that does exactly what it is supposed to do.

Easily holds 16 AA rechargeable batteries, or 8 AA's and two Nikon EN-EL3e's, or 4 Nikon EN-EL3e's (easier for two on the left, right side takes some fiddling). Well constructed, heavy cordura nylon exterior, with 4 pockets and 4 red flaps (see pictures above). Good zipper, and compact size. I was looking for something to carry my extra flash batteries (love the eneloops!) and this works perfectly. Highly recommended...

I got this to hold the cards and spare batts for my Zoom H4n digital recorder. It has all the pockets you need and is small and compact. Just throw a business card inside *just in case* you misplace it and you're good to go!
Worth the money.

I got this product to carry batteries in as required by the Airlines. It works so well for organization and keeping small cards safe, I use it all the time now. The cases that SD cards come in, fit in the pockets and 4 AAs fit just right.

This is the best battery bag I've had!
It seems really small but expands, it can hold 16 AA batteries!!!!!

I currently have 12 AA batteries and a mini tripod in mine and the zipper expanded to fit it all!

I use this Tamrac for carrying my AA batteries for my Canon 430EX flash. It's perfect for that....a red flap and placing the used batteries in upside down, quickly allows me to replace the used batteries with charged ones.

If you're a flash photographer this is an excellant choice to keep track of spent batteries and keep the sets together.

I have not found a better choice.