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Unique-Bargains 50 Pcs Micro SD Card Socket Fitting
A pack of 50 push-in, pull-out microSD card sockets measuring 12 × 13.5 × 1.8 mm for PCB mounting in portable devices
- TypeCouplers
- Pack of 50 sockets supports high-volume assembly
- Manual pull-out design enables quick card changes
- Compact 12 x 13.5 x 1.8 mm footprint fits tight PCB layouts
- Metal and plastic construction resists repeated insertions
- Light 23 g total weight keeps portable devices light
PCB-mount Micro SD socket pack
This pack supplies fifty manual pull-out micro SD card sockets designed for direct PCB mounting. Each unit uses a simple insert-in and pull-out mechanism suited to portable digital equipment such as cameras and media players. The silver-tone metal and plastic construction measures 12 by 13.5 by 1.8 millimetres per socket. The total net weight of the package is 23 grams.
Build integration and space savings
The sockets mount directly to a printed circuit board, eliminating the need for separate card-cage hardware or ribbon cables. Their low 1.8 millimetre profile frees vertical space inside slim enclosures. The pull-out ejection method removes the requirement for a spring-loaded push-push mechanism, simplifying board layout. Each socket accepts standard micro SD and Transflash cards without adapters.
Thermals, noise and power
As passive connectors the sockets generate no heat and produce no audible noise during operation. They draw no power themselves; only the inserted memory card consumes energy from the host device. The metal shell provides basic shielding without adding thermal load. Normal insertion and removal cycles create no measurable temperature rise.
Highlights
- Pack of 50 sockets supports high-volume assembly
- Manual pull-out design enables quick card changes
- Compact 12 x 13.5 x 1.8 mm footprint fits tight PCB layouts
- Metal and plastic construction resists repeated insertions
- Light 23 g total weight keeps portable devices light
Specifications
| Brand | Unique Bargains |
|---|---|
| Type | Couplers |
Questions about this item
Will the 1.8 mm thickness limit how many boards I can stack?
The socket is 1.8 mm thick, so board-to-board spacing must allow at least that height per layer.
Does the metal-and-plastic body get hot during all-day read/write cycles?
The passive connector has no active electronics, so it does not generate measurable heat during continuous use.
Must the target board already have the 12 x 13.5 mm PCB footprint?
Yes, the part is designed for direct soldering onto a 12 mm by 13.5 mm land pattern.
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