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Datel 1GB Max Memory Card (PSP)

from: Datel Direct Ltd

July 28, 2006
i bought this memory card for psp.its rubbish . it allways says that memory stick is locked and i cant work out how to unlock it. but if any one does know how to unlock it please leave a comment telling me how .

jono

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WiFi Max (Nintendo DS)

from: Datel Direct Ltd

December 23, 2005
This is one of those products you will truly regret purchasing. You install the software (drivers), plug it in to your USB port, the light comes on and then.... the drivers fail to find the device. So no matter what network settings you fiddle about with it is fruitless as the device itself just isnt recognised by the PC and the drivers have no functionality to search for the 'working' device... and the support site no longer works.

Steer clear.

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Datel Max Power Replacement Battery 1800 (PSP)

from: Datel Direct Ltd


We got this as a replacement for the PSP original battery, which completely died. The new one has worked for many months without problems and appears to last a bit longer than the original. Had no problems fitting it into the PSP.

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Max Drive (PS2)

from: Datel Direct Ltd


As a concept the Maxdrive is excellent, and it does the job asked of it well. However, it can be a frustrating and tedious business transferring files, due to 'crushing' and 'uncrushing', and the fragile nature of the drive, mine corrupted a fair number of files.
Advertised is the ability to 'back up' your option files on PC, but this would take hours to do with any decent size file or more than a few games.
The software that comes with the drive is often clunky and extremely slow to read the disc, but due to a lack of a real alternative, the Maxdrive is a PS2 accessory i would recommend for games such as Pro Evolution Soccer, with which a lack of licensing can be an annoyance.

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Datel XSATA (Xbox 360)

from: Datel Direct Ltd

July 21, 2006
Nice. But outdated. There is now a product by the same company, called Xport which does the same thing, but does not need to be attached to your 360 and PC simultaneously, meaning you can take your HDD away from your 360.

Xport is also available from Amazon and for the same price, and although does not have blue neons, is easier to use and has a faster connection.

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Action Replay Max (PS2)

from: Datel

September 19, 2003
insert the memory card dongle that came with your action replay max into memory card slot 1 and not offical playstation 2 because you cannot save codes onto offical ps2 memory card ok
problem solved codes can be saved on action replay max

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Max Memory 16mb Inc 10 Classic Retro Games (PS2)

from: Datel Direct Ltd

February 06, 2006
insert the memory card dongle that came with your action replay max into memory card slot 1 and not offical playstation 2 because you cannot save codes onto offical ps2 memory card ok
problem solved codes can be saved on action replay max

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Datel Multi-Card Reader (PS3)

from: Datel

May 18, 2007
insert the memory card dongle that came with your action replay max into memory card slot 1 and not offical playstation 2 because you cannot save codes onto offical ps2 memory card ok
problem solved codes can be saved on action replay max

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Datel Max Media Dock (Nintendo DS)

from: Datel Direct Ltd

August 25, 2006
To put it short this is possibly the worst product datel has ever made for ds.

Let's start off with it's SUPPOSED features. First of all, it has NO gba support what so ever despite this claim made on their site, secondly most homebrew does NOT work straight from the download and must be dldi patched(google it), and thirdly DS GAME BACKUPS WILL NOT WORK WITH ADDITIONAL SOFTWARE, and even at that the software can not patch all games to work on max media dock.

Overall this does not live up to the standard of any flashcart out there. If you don't want to unlock the real potential of your ds get this, otherwise i would advise a m3, a r4ds or a cyclods

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Datel Trainer Toolkit (Nintendo DS)

from: Datel

May 11, 2007
To put it short this is possibly the worst product datel has ever made for ds.

Let's start off with it's SUPPOSED features. First of all, it has NO gba support what so ever despite this claim made on their site, secondly most homebrew does NOT work straight from the download and must be dldi patched(google it), and thirdly DS GAME BACKUPS WILL NOT WORK WITH ADDITIONAL SOFTWARE, and even at that the software can not patch all games to work on max media dock.

Overall this does not live up to the standard of any flashcart out there. If you don't want to unlock the real potential of your ds get this, otherwise i would advise a m3, a r4ds or a cyclods