PhotoFast MicroSDHC to MS PRO DUO Adapter. Converts Two MicroSD or MicroSDHC Cards To MS PRO DUO

Bought one of these because hey, MS Pro Duos are expensive. >.>This worked fine - for a week and a half. Then, suddenly, my PSP stopped recognising it. I never touched it or removed it, played it one day, fine, played it the next day, it's telling me there's nothing inserted in the MS slot and the light just keeps flashing at me.Have tried formatting it, but nothing.The card also was not the one shown in the picture - it was similar, but not the same. It didn't have "PhotoFast" written on it, and the micro SD card slots were white instead of black, and a different shape. After checking the link in another review I have to conclude that this is a fake one, which is probably why it doesn't work.Also, the packaging was awful. It was just sent loose in a regular envelope, I'm surprised it didn't snap in half during transit as it's very flimsy. So obviously it wasn't even new (or the right product!) as the card is supposed to come packaged in a box.I am trying another card to see if I get better results, as I really WOULD like to find an alternative to the incredibly overpriced Pro Duos. I'll update with whether it's any better and whether I'm actually sent the proper adapter. At least this was cheap so I didn't lose much.

Bought for the original PSP 1000 with 2x8GB class 4 microSD cards and so far (about 2 weeks) it has continued to work fine. The PSP formats it with 14GB of usuable space.On opening the package I was disappointed as the adapter is exactly like the one pictured at the very bottom of the manufacturer's site which they say is a fake (i.e. the microSD slot has the extra 'grove' rather then simply being a 'dome' shape). I decided to give it a go anyway.On inserting both microSD cards the PSP only picked up one of them so only showed 7GB of storage. I then formatted each one by one (in the PSP) by inserting them one at a time into slot 1. When I put both microSD cards back in the adapter I then formatted again but still only 7GB of space showed. I then just formatted them over and over a few times (with both cards inserted) and after about 4-5 goes suddenly the PSP told me I have 14GB of space.Since then it has worked fine. I have copied data to/from the adapter using both the USB cable attached to the PSP and using the Pro-Duo to SD adapter and both work absolutely fine. Data rate is 3.5-4.0 MB/sSo even though it's allegedly fake it works fine and overall I'm delighted as a 16GB Pro-Duo would cost over £30 but this whole package cost just over £10. Also this should be easily upgradable in the future by purchasing larger size microSD cards (which seem to be getting cheaper by the day).

just bought this adapter for my psp, and it works great. using it with 2 x 16gb micro sdhc cards, so i now have 29.6GB (after formatting) free space on my psp. plenty for movies, music, apps, games etc. tested and working with psp1004 model, running firmware 5.50 Prome-4.have noticed that it takes a lil longer whenever reading anything from the card initially, but this may be a side-effect of having so much storage, rather than a fault/flaw with the adapter. it doesn't impact on video playback or gameplay at all, it;'s only when initally reading the card data.also, i ended up formatting the card with my ps3, because of a semi-worrying message i got when trying to format via the psp directly....it kept saying "no memory card inserted" after formatting.....altho it had formatted the card, and created all the folders etc....so it probably would have worked exactly the same, but i choce to reformtat with my ps3 just to be safe :)overall, this adapter is total genius idea...like i said, i now have 29.6gb on my psp all for under £30. loving it :)

Within minutes of breaking open the seal, I had almost 10GB of storage space for my PSP2000 using an 8GB microSD card in slot 1 and 2GB in slot 2. You do have to be a little careful with it when inserting the microSD cards because the plastic is quite thin in parts. However, once the microSD cards are in place, plug it into your PSP and format it using the PSP menu option and you're good to go. Although the PSP has no problem reading the Photofast card, my VAIO's Pro Duo slot doesn't recognise it so I can only transfer files using a USB connection to the PSP. This may be better since it can be a little tricky inserting the Photofast card into a card reader so once it's safely in place, probably best to leave it there. This great little product solves one of the biggest problems with the PSP - the price of a memory stick compared with other types of flash memory card. Now we just need to get rid of those annoyingly noisy, slow UMD discs...

I, like many other people, bought this to expand the memory of my PlayStation Portable because Memory Sticks are extremely expensive. I bought this along with 2 16GB microSDHC cards to provide me with 32GB of storage space in total.I have not a single issue with this card adaptor and have recommended it to several friends. Overall last year I paid £31.99 for this adaptor and the two 16GB cards. Even now, a year later, the cheapest 'proper' MS Duo 32GB card is still over £50 and SONY have well and truly abandoned the format.

Good product and works very well.

Since I had unused micro sd cards laying around, I thought I would give this adaptor a try.Just insert cards into the side slots and away you go. I'm using this for a Sony psp and it formatted fine and thinks it's a memory stick duo, so saved me some money having to buy a dedicated stick.

This product is an absolute MUST have if u have a sony product using this type of MC (memory card). Both my sons PSP's have these allowing upto 32gig of video/music/games (based on 2x 16GB micro sdhc). If you run a CFW (custom firmware i.e. not sony) again these are a great asset for all the great homebrew apps etc.