Which model will hold 2 passports, a Galaxy S5, couple of credit cards and some cash - 1050 or 1060?
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Hello, I would go with the 1060, that will be plenty of room for all your ingredients with some extra room for some other things as well
83000
I can't see why neither would fit it, I have the 1020 and can get a iPhone in it. That being said that all depends on your case size and how much more you put in it with money and credit cards. My only concern is it sound like your taking a trip and would worry that if you lose the case you will be stranded with no ID or money. Just my two cents but I'd go with the bigger one just in case need to add something else.
83001
The 1060 will definitely hold what you describe. I'm not sure about the 1050, as my iPhone 6 plus will barely fit into it because of the phones' length.
344276
I have no trouble using the top slot.Using both is troublesome; agreed.Leather will stretch, but, it's not a wallet, it's a phone case that will hold a license.
426551
That is my phone and it worked fine. I only use it when I travel and it's perfect for 2 cards and some cash. Taking pics with it on is more cumbersome but not impossible.
375572
Any SDHC 16GB card should be good. I usually get Class 10 cards (as they're usually faster than Class 4/6, but not always). As with any product, read the reviews before deciding to buy it. Note that higher-capacity cards tend to be less reliable than the low-capacity ones, so you might be better off buying two 16GB cards instead of one 32GB one. Back up your files often!
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No, I was advised to purchase a 32GB card and it is more than adequate. I would avoid the purchase from Knockout Deals tho, they're not a cooperative dealer as I've noted in my review.
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I'm not sure how big the galaxy s5 is but the pocket is 6 1/2 inches long and 2 3/4 inches deep. There is a zippered pocket that holds cash and it is where I put my cards. There isn't any card slots they are just loose. there is two additional pockets outside the zipper. I have about 20 cards in the zipper pocket and with the iphone in the pocket it does snap but it is tight. I do like the case. I hope this helps you.
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FIRST: Confirm that a TF Card over 32 GB will work on & with your Android/PC FAT executive OS, Up Grade SW & see what Speed it can Handel? Then buy the 64 EVO/pro SDHC Class you Need, you USALLY get what you Pay for?
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Yes it is compatible, however, the 10666 should be "faster" than the 10600, but they may even be identical and simply just a listing difference. Either way, you'll be looking at sub-1% performance differences.
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I have a 32GB card, works just fine and holds around 1000 high quality pictures.
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I can fit iPhone 5, 2 credit cards, and few bills, but passport certainly won't fit.
73776
Yes. Recommend a 32GB class 10 card but lower capacity cards will be fine too.
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I'm still debating for myself. My paper backlog isn't as big (maybe 5-7 years) and I have very limited space in my apartment (honestly not sure where I'd fit the S1500), so I'm leaning toward the S1300. BUT, if I had as much paper as it sounds like you do and the footprint wasn't an issue, I'd go for the S1500 primarily because of the speed difference, which is huge. Getting Adobe Acrobat (if you don't have it already) is also a big plus. Go to you __ tube and search for ScanSnap S1300 vs S1500. The speed difference will be really clear.
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Well. One difference which was important to me is that the s300 has a bend near the scanning element which makes it impossible to scan a thicker card.
73775
Definitely. Also, good to get an extra one or two, keep them with you. Especially if you shoot video, which can use a lot of memory, you might want fairly large capacity cards.
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You can fit two cards comfortably; I wouldn't fit more than that without damaging the case. The pockets are just too tight. I hope that was helpfull.
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I carry my drivers license and 1 credit card most of the time with plenty of room, but have also fit in a second credit card or a folded $10 bill. It won't really take more than that.
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Hello, Tony. The S5's Micro SD card slot supports up to 64GB of added storage. This is helpful for storing photos, music and hopefully storing the 4k video that the Galaxy S5 is capable of shooting. So, yes. This card is fine. Keep in mind though that Samsung and Google (Android), updated the OS to KitKat and there are new found issues with utilizing the SD card the way we are so accustomed to. You should read the forums on KITKAT and SD cards. You will understand what I am trying to convey here. Cheers!