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A small rectangular SD memory card with a protective case

DIGI ERA

DIGI ERA 512MB SD memory card with protective case

SKU CH-0TQC-EY14C

Stores 512 MB of data on a standard SD card supplied with a protective case

  • typeSecure Digital (SD)
  • Capacity512MB
  • 512 MB capacity stores essential files
  • Secure Digital format fits compatible cameras and devices
  • Genuine chips deliver reliable data retention
  • Protective case shields card from damage and loss

Basic 512 MB SD card with case

This DIGI ERA Secure Digital card provides 512 MB of flash storage and ships with a protective case. It is a straightforward, low-capacity option for devices that accept standard SD media.

Suited to legacy gear or tiny files

The card fits older cameras, audio recorders or embedded boards that only support the original SD format. Buyers who need more storage or faster write speeds for modern photo and video workflows should look at higher-capacity alternatives.

Highlights

  • 512 MB capacity stores essential files
  • Secure Digital format fits compatible cameras and devices
  • Genuine chips deliver reliable data retention
  • Protective case shields card from damage and loss

Specifications

BrandGENERIC
typeSecure Digital (SD)
Capacity512MB

Questions about this item

Should I pick the 512MB SD card or a higher capacity version?

Choose the 512MB card if you need a small, low-cost option for older cameras or devices that do not support larger cards; pick a higher capacity only if your hardware requires more storage.

What does the 512MB rating mean once the card is in my camera?

The 512MB rating is the raw capacity printed on the card; the camera will show slightly less usable space after formatting.

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