Looks like your gonna have to keep taking the cartridge out each time u need to copy something onto the memory card.

I've had M3s and SuperCards, and unless you want to play GBA games the SuperCard is a much better choice as it loads games much more quickly. The M3 is very slow to load games in comparison and the interface is very clunky. Plus the flashing software is really annoying, you have to choose separate options for each game you flash, and virtually no games work with the fast load option (they do on the SuperCard).



Also the SuperCard is NOT less compatible, I read that bull***** everywhere on the internet, it's just wrong. The SC works with all games currently except Starfox Command. But then the M3 recently had probelms with Mario 3 on 3, Star Fox and several other Japanese games. Both cards sometimes have problems with new games, and they are always patched right away.



The build quality of the M3 is *****ty too, my M3 Mini-SD stopped ejecting the SD card after about 4 tries!



The only disadvantage of the SC is that GBA games slow down quite a bit, so if you don't want to play them get the M3, otherwise I recommend the SC.

Photoboy - the M3 does not have long load times. Make sure you use the Fast Boot mode rather than normal which takes long load times. With fast boot, it boots instantly - no load time. So, that is a horrible arguement.



SC compatability is worse with GBA games (slow-downs mainly with SCL), this is a proven fact - M3 has the best compatability, but comes at a much higher price tag.



M3 has a great skinable interface and fast boot times and read speeds. M3 is the best adapter out ont he market IMO, there is nothing to suggest that it is "bad" besides a high price tag.



The build quality is very good with M3 - maybe you just handled it poorly

i was soo close inteo getting a supercard lite until i saw g6 lite....now i saw this! i g uess im gona have to wait and see...itll now be either this or g6