Product Description

PRODUCT FEATURES:Includes Memory Stick PRO Duo adapter for universal compatibility with M2 slots and Memory Stick PRO Duo slotsDual voltage operation; 1.8v for new Sony Ericsson mobile phones, 3.3v for Memory Stick PRO Duo compatible devicesControlled ejection design allows for easier removalSony MagicGate encryption technology support

Product Details

• Brand: SanDisk
• Model: SDMSM2-8192-A11M
• Dimensions: 5.00" h x 1.18" w x 7.87" l, 2.15 pounds

Features

• Dimensions 15mm × 12.5mm × 1.2mm
• Volume 225 mm3
• Connector 11-pin
• Maximum Capacity 32 GB (Theoretical).
• Maximum Data Transfer Rate 160 Mbps (Theoretical)

Customer Reviews

Works great in my SE w580i !
You can't beat the price for 8 gb of memory! I was worried this would not work with my phone, as it is supposed to be set to only accept 2gb of memory, but all I had to do was insert it into the memory slot on my phone and plug the USB cord in and my computer recognized it. I didn't bother with the SE software, just accessed the drive via 'my computer' and transferred the files over. I am now the envy of some techie friends that need to upgrade.

turns phone into media machine
Sure, it's no 32GB iPod touch, but my Sony K550i Phone now has 1000+ songs on it, plus some episodes of Entourage, plus photos with room for 300+ more. Recognized and formatted immediately by the phone, worked fine in my M2 USB reader with my Mac. Transferring files is still slow, as the M2/USB interface seems to max out at 2MB per second, and on the Mac, you can't copy more than 32 files at a time (due to the FAT16 format of the card having a conflict with OS X Finder), but once I put the 1000 songs on, that's not a big deal.

Works great on Sony-Ericsson K790 BUT...
Some card readers will not be able to recognize the full 8GB (the one in my new Gateway laptop, for instance, sees the card as 4GB). This is not a problem if you use the card in the phone while copying files, as most people will, just be advised that removing the card and inserting it into a card reader may not see the full capacity depending on the card reader.