Sony Memory Stick 128 MB Flash Memory Card MSA128A

It works, had to return it unfortunately because it turns out that the camera I bought it for didn't work, but other then that its perfect for older model sony products

10/10 Took 10 days to get it but well worth it. Had to format it in the camera, which took about 1 minute and it was good to go. Very happy it was compatible bc I had no idea what I really needed. Doing this camera at a thrift store and just needed a new batteries and a memory stick. I also go mini fds but wanted more storage. Using this on our family vacation next week and super excited.

It works perfectly! The sender was very responsive and helpful. I do recommend ordering it with time if you are planning on using it for an upcoming vacation. Very happy with my purchase. Thank you.

Having good storage capacity for your digital camera is a must. My Sony DSC-P72 came with a lousy 16 MB memory stick, so I was practically pushed to by this additional stick. The product itself works perfectly well. Access time is very fast. Note however that some 5MB out of the 128MB in this stick are used for internal file system structure. This leaves you with "only" 123MB of user memory. Unfortunatelly, the price is not good at all. Sony prices this sort of supplies very high. There are compatible products out there in the market that cost 30% less. I would have given it 5 stars if it hadn't been for the price.

This is the maximum capacity stick (128mb) this old camera can accept. The other old card I was using got corroded so I needed a replacement. This is a great camera for close-up shots and the new larger capacity sticks (although cheaper) don't work in this camera. The stick arrived quickly and works just fine. I noticed they have this listed for $75 now. I got it in Sept 2011 for only $30 plus $5.50 shipping. Sony MSA128A 128 MB Memory Stick Sold by: joporras2

The 128 mb Sony Memory Stick is a must have for anyone who takes alot of digital photo's. I have a 2.1 pixel Sony Cyber Shot and I love it. The 128 mb stick allows me to continue to photograph without having to keep replacing the sticks. With my 2.1 pixel camera, I usually average about 140 to 150 pictures per 128 mb stick. The 64 usually yiels me about 74 pics. I definitely recommend you buy a few of these because you will spend more time creating then worrying about having to replace the disk and miss out on a good shot. I am going to get myself a few more of these. Especially now that the price is less then 1/2 the price they were originally.

This is the original size memory stick for some older models of sony equipment. Since these memory sticks were discontinued, an adaptor was made so smaller memory sticks could be used in its place, but I am having a problem getting my camera to accept the adaptor. I purchased this memory stick (Sony MSA-128A 128MB ) and my camera works GREAT!!

It's good and works on my old camera, but it's overpriced for only 128 MB

Great

Sony MSA-128A Memory Stick I needed a memory boost for my Sony DSC-P7 Camera and not wanting to upgrade as I don't need mega mega pixels I chose the Sony MSA-128A Memory Stick. As other reviewers have reported the card is dispatched from the USA, but no worries it came after several days with no problem. For technical reasons the card does not use the full 128 mb of storage even so It boosted my 3.1 mp's image count by some 133 photos (on it's finest setting) which I am very pleased with. In summary, if you have an aging but otherwise good camera then this memory upgrade is well worth it. Two tips:If you have a sony camera they have a list of suitable batteries just search for your model. It may be worthwhile purchasing a spare battery, I found a company that supplied a compatible one for around a tenner.

Bought for a specific sont camera that cant use more modern memory stick pro sticks, now sold camera so keeping in case I ever buy one as 'vintage' and cant get another. Warning is that there were many fakes made of these, which is a bit pointless as its such a small memory, but at the time, the cameras that used these didnt have a very high pixel rating