Kingston 4 GB SDHC Class 2 Flash Memory Card SD2/4GB
by Kingston Technology
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Digital Cameras Photo Reviews of Kingston 4 GB SDHC Class 2 Flash Memory Card SD2/4GB
Customer Review: Good reliable product
Summary: 4 Stars
A good, solid reliable product by Kingston. Using it in my GPS system for additional disk space. Have been using the SD card for a month now with no problems - not to mention the GPS unit does get tossed around in the car quiet often but no complains on the performance of the SD card.
Highly recommended.
Customer Review: Lots of storage
Summary: 5 Stars
Nice compact way to store a decent amount of data. Make sure whatever device you want to put it in can handle SD HC - not just HC. This works fine with my computer - wont work at all in my digital picture frame.
That's not a knock on the product, but buyers just need to be aware.
Customer Review: Good SD card
Summary: 4 Stars
I ordered this and have been using it for about a week with my new Nikon D80. Absolutely no problems getting the card to work (quickly) on the camera. It doesn't work with my computer's SD slot (which works with other cards), but that isn't a big issue.
Overall, good card.
Customer Review: Can handle video at 30 fps VGA (640 x 480)
Summary: 5 Stars
I have this card for about a month and bought together w Canon SD800IS. I was concerned that SDHC2 spec may not be fast enough for video capture at highest resolution (30 fps VGA (640 x 480). Turned out it was able to handle the video without a problem. A good card for a good price.Customer Review: great card.. I think, but it won't work with older camers
Summary: 4 Stars
I'm sure this memory card is great: But note, it didn't work with my Cannon PowerShot SD450 - this maybe due to the card, but I think that older cameras don't support the "HC" card technology. The packaging and fine details don't really tell you how to determine this though...